M7 again Flashcards

1
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1.prohibit action that could cause hazard

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prohibition signs

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2
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2.command a certain action

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mandatory signs

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3
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3.warn against danger or risk

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warning signs

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4
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4.show escape routes

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emergency doors etc

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5
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5.max load to be lifted manually

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20kg

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6
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6.used for pneumatic tools like drills

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rivet guns etc

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7
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7.used to inflate tires and shock struts

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compressed nitrogen

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8
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8.used to dissolve

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dilute or suspend other materials

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9
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9.Class A fire

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solid matter (wood

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10
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10.Class B fire

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liquid matter or oils and grease

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11
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11.Class C fire

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gaseous matter

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12
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12.Class D fire

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flammable metals

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13
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13.Class F fire

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cooking oil and fat

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14
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14.only be used for Class A fires

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water

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15
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15.eliminates oxygen from fire and suitable for class a & b fires

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carbon dioxide

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16
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16.most effective for class a

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b & c fires

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17
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17.liquified

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compressed gas that stops fire by chemically disrupting combustion

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18
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18.most common fire extinguishing agent for aircraft cabin

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halon

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19
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19.aqueous film forming foam agent that builds layer of foam when discharged

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foam

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20
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20.used for class d & f fires

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sand

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21
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21.covering law and serves the company’s internal emergency and catastrophe protection and/or limitation of damages in case of emergencies

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alarm order (AO)

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22
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22.Systeme International d’ Unites

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SI

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23
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23.diff between basic dimension and the upper or lower limit

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tolerance / allowance

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24
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24.used for sheet metal layout and measurements where slide gauge or micrometer is not needed

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steel scales or rules

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25
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25.equipped with hook on on6e end that will hold onto a corner or ledge

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flexible steel tape

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26
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26.most common tool for testing squareness of components and parts

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tri-square

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27
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27.consist of half round dial that is graduated from 0 to 180 degrees (measure angle)

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protractor

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28
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28.hole is larger than shaft

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clearance

29
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29.used to measure inside or outside radii

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radius Gauge

30
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30.used to check interface gaps or gaps and made of thin steel leaves

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feeler gauge

31
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31.freezing & boiling point in fahrenheit

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32 F (freezing) & 212 F (boiling)

32
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32.freezing & boiling point in celsius

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0 C (freezing) & 100 C (boiling)

33
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  1. 5/9 x (F-32)
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fahrenheit to celsius

34
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  1. 9/5 x C+32
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celsius to fahrenheit

35
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  1. (K-273)
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kelvin to celsius

36
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36.used to mark permanent lines on components or part surfaces

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scriber

37
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37.used for measuring absolute height above the datum surface

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venier height gauge

38
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38.electrical interconnection of metallic parts for safe distribution of electrical charges

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bonding

39
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39.amount of rotational force applied when tightening a fastener

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torque

40
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40.show actual torque on mechanical scale

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dial gauge or electronic scale

41
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41.preset to the desired torque value and starting a signal when the torque is reached

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Signalling torque wrenches

42
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42.where torque values are found

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maintenance manual

43
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43.control friction & wear by introducing friction reducing film between moving surfaces in contact

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lubricant

44
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44.concentrate the force from hammer blow to immediate area of punch tip

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punches

45
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45.used for separating material & for producing grooves and notches

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sawing

46
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46.space from one tooth to the next

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pitch

47
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47.for soft material

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coarse

48
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48.normal materials

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medium

49
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49.hard material

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fine

50
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50.process which removes material from metal or wood etc

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filing

51
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51.used to produce smooth surface

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single cut file

52
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52.used for fast metal removal

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double cut file

53
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53.produces extremely rough cut

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rasp cut file

54
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54.produce very smooth finish on soft metals

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curved tooth

55
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55.bench or floor mounted machine

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pillar drill

56
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Finishing operation that provides closer control of hole sizes and better finishing than drilling alone

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Reaming

Reaming is a machining process that involves enlarging and smoothing a hole using a tool called a reamer.

57
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Consists of a bar and two measuring jaws

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Vernier caliper

A vernier caliper is a measuring instrument used to precisely measure linear dimensions.

58
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High precision measurement tool with accuracy of 0.01mm and used for comparison, smoothness or roundness measuring

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Dial indicator

A dial indicator is a precision measurement tool commonly used in manufacturing and engineering applications.

59
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Standard views in European drawings

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Front, side and top

These standard views help to provide a comprehensive representation of an object in engineering drawings.

60
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Standard views in American drawings

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Top, left side and rear

American drawings may have a different standard view arrangement compared to European drawings.

61
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Shows the object as if part of it is removed so that the interior shape is seen clearly

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Sectional view

Sectional views are used in technical drawings to reveal the internal structure of an object.

62
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Drawings used in the design, construction & maintenance of engineering projects

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Production drawing

Production drawings are essential for communicating design specifications in engineering projects.

63
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Drawings used in the design, construction and maintenance of jigs, tools & checking fixtures

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Tool drawings

Tool drawings are specific technical drawings that focus on the design and specifications of tools and fixtures.

64
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Used in the detailing or fabrication of single parts

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Detail drawing

Detail drawings provide detailed information about individual parts for manufacturing or assembly purposes.

65
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Function is to show the relationship of 2 or more parts and subordinate assemblies

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Assembly drawing

Assembly drawings illustrate how multiple parts come together to form a complete product or structure.

66
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Designed to describe exactly where on the airplane/vehicle, certain parts or assemblies are to be permanently affixed

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Installation drawings

Installation drawings provide precise instructions for the placement and attachment of components in a specific location.

67
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Parts are expanded outward so that each part can be identified by its physical appearance or name

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Exploded view drawing

Exploded view drawings visually separate components to show how they fit together in an assembly.

68
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Used to show every part in the assembly

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Exploded view drawing

Exploded view drawings are often used to provide a comprehensive breakdown of all components in an assembly.