Composite Review Flashcards

1
Q

Blue Diamond safety label?

A

Health Hazard

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2
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Red Diamond safety label?

A

Flammability

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3
Q

E-glass “E” is for what?

A

Electrical

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4
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S-glass “S” is for what?

A

Strong/Structural

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5
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C-glass “C” is for what?

A

Ceramic

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6
Q

L-glass “L” is for what?

A

Lead

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7
Q

Pre-preg cloth is cured by what two things?

A

Heat and pressure

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8
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Honeycomb material is made of what?

A

Metal, plastic, or paper.

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9
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What is the primary job of resin?

A

Carry the load from one fiber to the next.

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10
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The amount of time a catalyzed resin will remain in a workable state is called?

A

Pot life

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11
Q

Fabric will be strongest in what direction?

A

Warp direction

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12
Q

The diagonal line across a piece of weave is what?

A

Bias

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13
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The strength and stiffness of a composite lay-up depends on?

A

The orientation of the of the plies to the load direction.

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14
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What is the selvage edge?

A

A manufacturered edge to prevent edges from raveling.

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15
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What is Uni-directional and Bi-directional weaves?

A

Uni: one direction. Bi: two directions.

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16
Q

What is pre-preg?

A

Prepregnated cloth with a resin at the factory.

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17
Q

Threads perpendicular to the warp threads is called?

A

Woof or Weft.

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18
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Threads 45° to the warp thread is called?

19
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Orientation of the fibers of cloth for a composite repair is called?

A

Warp clock.

20
Q

The preferred way to make repairs on composite structures is?

A

Remove the damage and lay in plies.

21
Q

What is the maximum diameter that can be repaired by potted compound?

22
Q

How are superficial scars, scratches, etc. repaired on fiberglass laminates?

A

Adding layers of resin.

23
Q

Conventional rivets on composite materials can result in what?

A

Delamination.

24
Q

When drilling transparent plastics, how is it performed?

A

High speed, light pressure while using a modified drill bit.

25
What is the purpose of the bleeder ply?
Absorbs excess resin.
26
Thermosetting plastics can be reformed by applying heat. (T/F)
False
27
While using bolts or self-locking nuts, how are the nuts tightened?
Tightened until snug, then backed off a full turn.
28
How is cleaning of transparent plastics accomplished?
Flush with water, the apply soap and water with hands.
29
How are transparent plastics stored?
Sheets are placed on racks (flat), or 10° vertical.
30
What is the appearance of crazing in transparent plastics?
Hazy or milky spots.
31
What size drill bit is used to stop drill cracks in transparent plastics?
#30 bit, 1/8", .125
32
Is any form of decay acceptable in wooden structures?
No.
33
Laminated wood has how many layers with the grain running parallel to each other?
Two or more.
34
Plywood has how many layers with the grain running 90° to each other?
An odd number of layers.
35
What book is used to fine acceptable wood substitutions?
AC43.13-1B
36
What is the maximum grain deviation in wooden structures?
1:15
37
Pin knot cluster are acceptable, providing there is only what?
A small effect on grain deviation.
38
What is the (psi) gluing pressure for hardwood?
150-200 psi.
39
What is the preferred way to repair plywood skin?
Using a scarf patch.
40
What is the strength of a wood joint provided by?
Glue.
41
Sanding of hardwood surfaces can improve gluing. (T/F)
True.
42
What type of wood is used for cores?
Balsa.
43
How many repairs are allowed on a spar?
Two splices to one spar.
44
Why is a wooden I-beam routed?
To reduce weight.