Materials & Processes Flashcards

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  1. List the steps in a dye penetrant inspection?
A
  1. Thoroughly clean the materials surface
  2. Apply the penetrant for the specified dwell time
  3. Remove the penetrant with water or emulsifying cleaner
  4. Dry the part
  5. Apply the developer
  6. Inspect the results
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  1. Describe the procedure for performing a magnetic particle inspection.
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  1. Clean the ferrous material thoroughly
  2. Magnetize the part & apply ferromagnetic particles, either held in liquid suspension or dry powder
  3. If a discontinuity is present the magnetized particles will form a pattern in the shape of the discontinuity
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  1. What are two types of self locking nuts?
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All metal and fiber lock or elastic stop nuts

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  1. What is the general rule for using self locking nuts?
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Do not use at joints subject to rotation

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  1. What type of cable is used in primary control systems?
A

Extra flexible 7x19 cable

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  1. How can the correct “grip length” of a bolt be determined?
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Equals the total thickness of the material being joined

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  1. The length of AN standard bolts are measured in what fraction?
A

8ths of an inch

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  1. What does the triangle mean on the head of a steel bolt?
A

Close tolerance bolt

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  1. What numbers are used for close tolerance bolts?
A

AN-173 through AN-186 for hex bolts

NAS-80 through NAS-86 for countersunk

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  1. What is the difference between a standard bolt and close tolerance bolt?
A

Close tolerance bolt is machined more precise and used in high performance applications

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  1. A solid rivet diameter is always measured in what fraction?
A

32nds of an inch

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  1. What is the purpose of a channel nut and nut plate?
A

Both nuts allow a screw or bolt to be installed without holding the nut

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  1. What are common materials for cotter pins to be made from?
A

Low carbon steel & stainless steel

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  1. What is the smallest cable that can be used in primary control systems?
A

1/8 inch diameter

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  1. What should be the depth of penetration when making a fillet weld?
A

Penetration should be 25-50% of thickness of base metal

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  1. What precision measuring instruments are used to measure outside dimensions?
A

Outside micrometer & vernier calipers

17
Q
  1. What term describes a metal that is based on iron?
A

Ferrous alloy

18
Q
  1. What system is used to identify AN type aircraft bolts?
A

Aircraft bolts have code markings on bolt heads for identification

19
Q
  1. What is the difference between a close tolerance & regular AN bolt?
A

Close tolerance bolts are used in applications where a bolted joint is subject to severe vibrations and load reversals.

20
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  1. What are the steps for solution heat treating aluminum alloys?
A
  1. Heated
  2. Heat soaked
  3. Rapidly quenched to a low temperature
21
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  1. In what state is aluminum alloy immediately after solution heat treating and quenching?
A

Alloy is in a soft state, so the material must be naturally aged, or precipitation hardened

22
Q
  1. What is done to prevent certain aluminum alloy rivets (D and DD) from becoming hard after heat treating and quenching?
A

stored in a refrigerator at temperature lower than 32 degrees F.

23
Q
  1. What do rivet head markings indicate?
A

Alloy of the rivet

24
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  1. Why is alloy steel that is responsive to heat treatment usually less suitable for welding?
A

Becomes brittle & looses its ductility around the weld

25
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  1. Why should steel be normalized after welding or machining?
A

To remove internal stresses of the metal, reducing brittleness

26
Q
  1. What are two methods of case hardening?
A

Carburizing and nitriding

27
Q
  1. What are the characteristics of cold weld?
A

Has improper penetration & cold laps caused by insufficient heat

28
Q
  1. What tools are used to measure the outside dimensions of shafts, thickness of sheet metal stock, diameter of drills, and for many other similar applications?
A

Outside micrometer or caliper

29
Q
  1. What should be used to make a visual inspection of a weld?
A

Magnifying glass of at leas 10x

30
Q
  1. Name some types of non-destructive testing used on non-ferrous materials.
A
Eddy currents
Dye penetrant
X-ray
Coin tap
Visual inspection
31
Q
  1. What is the most common type of corrosion?
A

Surface corrosion

32
Q
  1. What does a 1/4 -20 bolt mean?
A

Bolt diameter and thread count

33
Q
  1. Why should a micrometer be periodically calibrated?
A

Helps ensure micrometer accuracy

34
Q
  1. A solid rivets length is measure in what fractional increments?
A

16ths of an inch

35
Q
  1. What are some types of washer used on aircraft?
A
Flat washer
Tab washer
Finishing washer
Spring lock washer
Lock tooth washer
36
Q
  1. What is M.S.D.S/S.D.S.?
A

Material Safety Data Sheets/ Safety Data Sheets