airframe structures Flashcards

1
Q

A design feature that has redundancy’s build in to automatically counteract an anticipated safety event is known as what?

A

fail safe

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2
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a structure that carries flight, ground or pressurisation loads and failure would cause reduction of structural integrity is known as what?

A

Primary structure

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3
Q

a structure that if it fails would affect operation but not lead to failure is known as what?

A

secondary structure

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4
Q

fibre glass and carbon glass are what types of materials?

A

composite materials

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5
Q

  a specific component has an expiry date or time that it has to be replaced is said to have a what?

A

safe life

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6
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a deviation or difference in measurement or thickness of an aircraft component that is deemed still serviceable is known as a what?

A

tolerance

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7
Q

name the 4 main metal stresses

A

bending, tension, shear, compression

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8
Q

static wicks on blades are used for what purpose?

A

dissipate lightning strikes on main rotor blades

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9
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a structure with no internal bracing that relies on skin strength is known as what?

A

monocoque construction

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10
Q

how are cabin windows with rubber mounts jettisonned?

A

emergency release straps

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11
Q

what is used to attempt to prevent fire from spreading to different sections of the aircraft if a fire were to occur?

A

fire walls

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