Jeppesen Sheet Metal Flashcards

1
Q

Name 5 methods of forming sheet metal

A
  1. Bending 2. Folding 3. Bumping 4. Stretching 5. Shrinking
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2
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What happens to the stem of a friction lock (self-plugging) rivet when the rivet is installed?

A

The stem is pulled until it snaps off

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3
Q

The difference between Cherry Max and Cherry Lock

A

Cherry Lock rivets require separate tool for installation of each size Cherry Max requires only one

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4
Q

The process for determining the total length of a solid rivet for an installation

A

Add the thickness of the materials being joined together + 1.5x Rivet diameter

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5
Q

The minimum edge distance and spacing that should be used for a single row of protruding head rivets

A

not less than 2 rivet diameters for edge distance Not less than 3 rivet diameters apart from each other

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6
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How the mechanic will determine whether the countersink for a flush rivet should be dimpled or drilled

A

Thickness of the top sheet Thin sheets are dimpled Thick sheets are countersunk

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7
Q

The action taken to prevent cracks from forming while dimpling magnesium or other hard sheet metals

A

Hot dimpling (heat the metal) before dimpling

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8
Q

The type of damage that can occur when the rivet set is not correct for the type of rivet

A

Radius too small- Rivet head will be damaged Radius too big- Sheet metal will be damaged

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9
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The importance of the proper size and weighted bucking bar for rivet installation

A

Too large- difficult to control Too small- Rivet will not be properly upset before work hardening

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10
Q

Proper procedure for properly removing a rivet

A
  1. Center punch the rivet 2. Drill to the base of the head 3. Use pin punch to take off head and knock out tail
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11
Q

The 2 special calculation required in order to bend sheet metal

A
  1. Setback 2. Bend allowance
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12
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The 2 factors in determining the amount of set back

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  1. Bend radius 2. Material thickness
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13
Q

What is done to a corner where two bends intersect to prevent cracking

A

Relief hole drilled into corner

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14
Q

2 reasons for drilling lighting holes into sheet metal wing rib

A
  1. Reduce weight 2. Increase stiffness
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15
Q

The purpose for a joggle

A

Offset at the intersection of two or more sheets of metal, allows them to be stacked flat together

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16
Q

When repairing an all metal aircraft, how to determine what metals to use for the repair

A

Use the same type of metal and same thickness as original structure

17
Q

The name of the what this technican is layingout/ cutting out

A

Lightning holes

18
Q

The name for the hole at the corner/ intersection of the bend

A

Relief hole