M6 DODI Flashcards

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when the core bonded between two thin- face sheets, it provides a rigid, lightweight component.

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SANDWICH CONSTRUCTION

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  • they are measured materials which cross rectangularly with warp threads and filling threads.
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Fabrics

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Rule of Thumb for selecting the rivet size is to choose a rivet -

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DIAMETER IS. ATLEAST 3 TIMES THE THICKNESS OF THE THINNEST SHEET BEING JOINED.

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diamond cone

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Rockwell tester

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  • Determined the glare Grade
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THE NUMBER OF PREPEG LAYERS AND THEIR ORIENTATION

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Blind rivet is same as solid rivets

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yes

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The ratio stress to strain within the proportional limit of a material in tension of compression

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Modulus of Elasticity

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After cooling the resin sets and hardens in a given form. Hardening is reversible

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THERMOPLASTIC

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  • wetting with acidic fluid or mordants
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HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT

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These are used with drilled-shank hex-head bolts, clevis bolts, eye bolts or rivets and is designed to lock cotter pin or wirelocking.

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Non-Self Locking Nuts

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  • separation of plies occurs in multi laminate material
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DELAMANATION

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occurs between two materials that come into contact. The metals may be similar or dissimilar or in some cases one of the parts may be nonmetallic.

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Crevice Corrosion

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13
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The thickness of the clad layers

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3-5%

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14
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  • When screwed into a hole of the correct diameter they form their own thread. The Screw head may be slotted or cross recessed.
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Self-Tapping Screw

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After solution annealing process, have to be stored at

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-18 degrees Celcius (stored up to 7 days)

  • 20 degrees Celcius (stored up to 20 days)
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16
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Basic Temper Designation “O”

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Annealed

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17
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Basic Temper Designation “W”

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Solution Annealed

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18
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7XXX (Wrought Alloys)

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Zinc

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19
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RAISED CROSS on their head

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5056 MAGNESIUM (B)

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20
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  • identified TWO RAISED DASHES in their heads and they are called icebox rivets.
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2024 ALUMINIUM ALLOY

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  • Ad rivets are identified by a small dimple in the centre of their head.
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2117 ALUMINIUM ALLOY (AD)

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  • Rigid body in which the constituent particles are arranged in repeating pattern.
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CRYSTAL

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  • applicable for steel components, which are hardened and have to be softened for mechanical processing
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SOFT ANNEALING

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made from small strands of molten silica glass and than spun together and woven into cloth.

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Fiberglass

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Customer Wire Number
9000-9999
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DD-rivets are made of heat-treated aluminium alloy and they are so called
icebox rivets
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Can only be welded under inert gas/vacuum
Titanium and Titanium alloys
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will be connected by special contacts who provide a complete shielding through the connector and minimize the danger of wrong connection of the four wires.
Quadrax Cables
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one of the most common methods today is to crimp these elements onto a wire by means of a special crimping tool. This procedure is also called
Cold weldings
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The material is heated to a specified temperature and held there for a specified time.
Solution annealing
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Wire commonly used in the A/C and is cheap
Copper
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used to measure temperature Two different metal alloy soldered or welded together in which electrical potential is created when the wiring contact is heated which is proportional to the temperature
thermocouple
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The maximum stress that can be applied to a material without permanent deformation of the materials
YIELD STRENGTH
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the ratio of stress to strain within the proportional limit of a material in tension or compression
Modules of elasticity
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Not woven and made out of cut or non cut, multidirectional laying fiber.
Mats
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Wire numbers on the wires, the first four digit number designates
ATA-Chapter
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Bonding process of honeycomb
Corrugation & Expansion process
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Corrosion that is a combination of stress and corrosion
Stress corrosion
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Identified by its characteristics worm-like trace of corrosion products beneath the point film.
Filiform Corrosion
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Result in the rubbing movement between two heavily loaded surfaces and can eventually cause cracking fatigue.
Fretting Corrosion
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Damage classification in composite
Allowable, Repairable, Non-Repairable
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Pins includes grooves onto which a collar is swaged
Lockbolts
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Surface wetting
The smaller the contact angle the more liquid spreads over the surface, and vice versa
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Solid rivet is formed by deformation of two shank
Upset head
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Thread has a greater lead that a fine pitch thread of the same major diameter Screw which has a deeper thread cut into its surface will have a fewer threads
Coarse pitch
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Corrosion on aluminum and magnesium. White, powder deposit, Starts on the surface of a material and then extends vertically into the material
Ans. Pitting Corrosion
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A piece of hexagonal metal bar, drilled and tapped through its axial center-line
Ans. Stud box
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A piece of rod, threaded at each end with a plain portion in the middle
Ans. Stud
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A load that is uniformly distributed over a certain area and also the force per unit of area expressed is PSI (pounds per square inch)
Ans. Unit stress or stress
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The maximum stress that can be applied to a material without permanent deformation
Ans. Yield strength
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When the stress on the area is a combination of tensile, compressive, shearing, twisting
Ans. Combined Stress
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What doesnt belong to Cast Aluminum Alloy
have a grain structure that is very coarse, thus the metal is not brittle
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Characterized by its YELLOW COLOR, lightweight and its excellent tensile strength.
Ans. Aramid
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Small surface damage use as scratch, nicks, or corrosion, cause a change pf stress distribution of the component, risk to crackling would be the result
Notch sensitivity
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If the stud is broken level with or below the surface
Ans. Ezi-out
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7X19 first number of stranded, second number of wire
Part number- Black color on the insulator Wire number- Green
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How do you remove a broken stud with a sufficient stud protuding
Ans. Filed flat
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The stress at which a material in tension, compression, or shear will rupture.
Ultimate Strength
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Blind rivet reason fastening has been developed, which deform its back when a_________load applied at the front
Tension
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Ability of a material that enables it to withstand force over a period of time
Durability
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occurs when low alloyed steels are deformed chipless in the cold state.
Cold Shortness Sensitivity
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Rivet grip length
1/16
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Rivet diameter
1/32
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Damage classification?
Allowable ,Repairable ,Non repairable
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A deformity caused by extraneous forces, which are applied to the structure
Depression or Dent
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identify the diameter of MS20292881D5-8
5/32
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Identify the diameter of rivet BAC1527D5-12
5/32
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It can be the starting point for intergranular corrosion?
Pitting corrosion
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D-rivets are identified by raised dot in the centre of their head.
2017 Aluminium Alloy (D)
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Occurs due to the tendency of most metals to return to their natural.
Corrosion
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Reaction of two different types of molecules when reactive groups are brought together.
Polyaddition
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Hardening of the material at room temperature?
natural aging
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Low-cost reinforcing material?
Fiberglass
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Sheets made of alloys are with a thin layer of pure aluminium on both sides as a means of corrosion protection
CLAD
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a flush rivet with a very small flush head and the head of the rivet is slightly arced and has a special head mark.
Shear head rivet
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Since heat is used as curing agent, these resins may tend to run off of any vertical or near vertical surface before they have a chance to cure. "They run like water."
Thixotropic Agents
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Which material is cladded with pure aluminum for corrosion resistance?
Aluminium alloy
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these inserts are manufactures from round wire which is converted into diamond shape
Heli-coil Inerts
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Finer version of the whitworth thread form and the smaller thread provides a finer form of adjustment and greater resistance to vibration in all fastening devices
British Standard Fine (BSF)
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It deforms its back when a tension load is applied at the front?
Blind rivet