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1
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preferred method of bucking solid rivets

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pneumatic rivet gun and bucking bar

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2
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various methods and tools that are used to secure material for riveting

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  • c clamps
  • self tapping screws
  • tem skin fasteners
  • clecos
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3
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composition of a 7x7 cable

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six strands of 7 wires wrapped around a center strand of 7 wires

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4
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criteria for a corrosion inspection of control cables

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move controls to extreme positions if corrosion is present inspect interior without reverse twisting

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5
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handling of cables

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before each use or once a month complete a visual inspection of all components

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6
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purpose of ailerons and what component they are attached

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control the aircraft laterally

attached to the wings

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7
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metal hardness using the Rockwell hardness scale

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based on degree of penetration

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8
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requirements used in airframe construction and repair on any material

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your responsibility to comply with all safety procedures and tool control requirements

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9
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two classifications of rivet head shapes

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  • raised head

- counter sunk

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10
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measurements and dimensions of rivet by classification and head markings

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M5426AD5-8
M520 - military standard
426 - head shape
AD - material or alloy
8 - length in 1/16
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11
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how and why blueprints are used

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understand how a system or component of the aircraft functions

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12
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strength-to-weight ratio

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relationship between strength of a material and its weight per cubic inch

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13
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primary objective of I-level corrosion control and cleaning

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prevent, control, and repair corrosion damage to aircraft on land and sea

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14
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corrosion

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electrochemical deterioration of a material or its properties

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15
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types of corrosion

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uniform
surface
galvanic
pitting
intergranular
exfoliation
crevice
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16
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why corrosion detection and prevention are critical elements of aircraft maintenance

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the costs resulting from corrosion can be minimized by early detection, identification, and treatment

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17
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paint removal methods on aircraft materials

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only mechanical paint removal equipment and techniques

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18
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primary objective of aircraft preservation and painting

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protects the metal aircraft parts and components

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19
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different types of equipment used in the application of aircraft paint and final finish

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HVLP and 3M paint prep systems

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20
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different types of coatings used on Naval aircraft and special qualifications, medical requirements, and PPE to apply them

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polyurethane coating thinner, woozy coating thiner, and acrylic alkyd coating thinner
adequate ventilation and approved respiratory

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21
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basic process of welding utilized at an IMA

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gas metal arc welding uses an arc between a continuous filler metal electrode and weld pool

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22
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two classes into which metal is divided

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ferrous and non-ferrous

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23
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identify the aeronautical equipment welding manual number

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NA 01-1A-34

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24
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7 basic groups that a welder can be certified to weld

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group 1
group 2
group 3
group 4
group 5
group 6
group 7
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25
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group 1

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carbon and low alloy steels

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26
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group 2

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stainless steels

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27
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group 3

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nickel and nickel base

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28
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group 4

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aluminum

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29
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group 5

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magnesium

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30
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group 6

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titanium

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31
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group 7

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cobalt base

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32
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identify all safety PPE utilized while welding

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helmet, flame proof apron, leather jacket, flameproof gloves, steel toes

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33
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define British thermal unit

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amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water

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34
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position 1G in Relation to flat plate welding

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flat position

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35
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position 2G in relation to flat plate welding

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horizontal position

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36
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position 3G in relation to flat plate welding

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vertical position

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37
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position 4G in relation to flat plate welding

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overhead position

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38
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basic purpose and process of aircraft tire and wheel assembly maintenance at an IMA

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IMA is responsible for the assembly and disassembly for use by o-level

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39
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inflation process of aircraft tire and wheel assemblies

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tire in safety cage
install valve core
secure cage
inflate tire until beat seats

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40
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applicable SE and special tools required for the overhaul of tire and wheel assemblies

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tire inflator
bead breaker
bearing packer
tire inflator cage

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41
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general safety procedures when dealing with aircraft tire an wheel assemblies

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tire deflation tags, safety glasses, and hearing protection

tires will be completed vertically

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42
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special considerations pertaining to IMA tire and wheel work spaces

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ear protection and assembly tables

43
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describe the importance of the NDI eddy current inspection and what components of the tire and wheel assembly are eddy current inspected

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aroused on wheel tie bolts inducted to blowout or overheating inspections used to test for conductivity

44
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discuss inspection, cleaning and lubrication of bearing assemblies

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done to detect cleaning is done to give proper visual inspection

45
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storage and shipping procedures for aircraft tire and wheel assemblies

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100 psi or 50% capacity

46
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describe and identify the components fo a tire inflator kit assembly

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consists of a remote controller, low pressure gauge element, service hose assembly, and metal carrying cage

47
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safety parameters utilized during the inflation of an aircraft tire

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personnel shall not open or enter tire inflation cage during any position of tire inflation

48
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basic purpose of an IMA pertaining to aircraft composite repair

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return parts being repaired to its required strength, stiffness, and service life

49
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purpose of composite materials

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light weight, high stiff fibers, corrosion resistant, and strength to weight ratio

50
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identify the precautions that must be observed when handling graphite or carbon/epoxy composite materials

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damaged composite parts with exposed fibers can break off and penetrate skin

51
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purpose and procedures for use of the align-a-drill

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reduce exit side splintering when drilling blind holes

52
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purpose of IMA composite repair assemblies

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repair parts to RFI status

53
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equipment and location of IMA composite repair assemblies

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located in boxes properly labeled

54
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equipment and environment of IMA composite repair assemblies

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kept in clean, well ventilated areas

55
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safety/PPE of IMA composite repair assemblies

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gives, respirators, eye protection and aprons

56
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potential safety hazards while working on aircraft graphite or carbon/epoxy composite materials

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irritation of the skin
reaction to tiny fibers
inhalation

57
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when not to use solvents to remove sanding residue

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cause spread of thin film contamination and evaporate too quickly

58
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identify and describe two ways heat lamps can be utilized during composite repairs

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drying panels and curling adhesives

59
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process of painting a composite repair assembly

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clean the area free of debris and follow applicable mims

60
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only way to remove paint from composite laminate/structures

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silicon carbide abrasive material

61
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periodicity of using solvents during composite repair evolutions

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before entering clean room

62
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type, time when necessary and purpose of the NDI method used on composite materials

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inspect the patch and patch to voids or disbonds

63
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sources and effects of hydraulic contamination

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maintenance malpractices and poorly maintained SE

64
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different types of hydraulic decontamination

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  • air bleeding
  • flushing
  • purging
  • purifying
  • recirculation cleaning
65
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objective of hydraulic tube bending

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obtain a smooth bend without flattening the tube

66
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different types of hoses and tubes manufactured at an IMA

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rigid and flexible

67
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two major lube joints used in hydraulic tube assemblies

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permaswedge and rynglo k

68
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when a flexible hose is used in place of a hard line

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only when authorized

69
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process of proof pressure testing hydraulic tube assemblies

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tube will be able to maintain pressure while in use

70
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special precautions taken with oxygen tube assemblies after fabrication and testing

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only use oil free nitrogen

71
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difference between shelf life and service life in regards to hose tube assemblies

72
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different methods of contamination analysis

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electric particle counter and analysis kit

73
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state the MIL-SPEC of hydraulic fluid used in naval aircraft

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MIL-PRF-83282

74
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types of tube benders used in hydraulics work centers and the differences between them

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mechanical is used with aircraft grade, high strength corrosion resistant steel tubing

75
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materials used in repacking hydraulic components

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packing, retainers, sleeves and o-rings

76
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explain the term controlled environment work center as applied to hydraulics repair

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enclosed work space which humidity and filtered air are controlled

77
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PODS

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portable oil diagnostic system

78
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identify the SE used on hydraulic components

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portable hydraulic test stands
hydraulic fluid dispensing equipment
stationary hydraulic test stands

79
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NDI

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nondestructive inspection

80
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purpose of NDI

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inspection that will not impair its future usefulness

81
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qualification requirements to be an NDI inspector

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e4 or aboce
minimum asp of 105
radiation medical screening

82
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Fluorescent penetrant NDI method

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detects surface breaking discontinuities in non porous materials

83
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magnetic particle NDI

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not a method used to reveal discontinuities in magnetic materials

84
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ultrasonic NDI method

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ultrasonic will be generated by a transducer

85
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Eddy current NDI method

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detect discontinuities in conductors

86
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X-ray NDI method

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high energy photons produced

87
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function of the Rockwell hardness tester

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two scales for softer and harder metals

88
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operating and emergency procedures related to open facility radiography

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emergency procedures provide steps in how to handle an emergency situation

89
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equipment used for visual inspections

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white light and magnifying glass

90
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equipment used for eddy current inspections

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NORTCC 2000, reference standard, cord, and probe

91
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equipment used for magnetic particle inspection

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on site, cleaner, aerosol can, field indicator

92
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equipment used for fluorescent penetrant inspection

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on site cleaner penetrant, developer, uv light

93
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equipment used for ultrasonic inspection

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sonic 1200, standard cord, transducer, gloves, ultrasonic gel

94
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equipment used for radiographic inspection

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certified X-ray radiographer

95
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purpose of NDI process controls

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ensure the evaluation process meets the effectiveness and minimum requirements to keep the inventory of NDI

96
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periodicity of magnetic particle inspection

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weekly / 60 days

97
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periodicity of fluorescent penetrant inspection

98
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periodicity of ultrasonic inspection

99
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periodicity of radiographic inspection

100
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periodicity of eddy current inspection

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standardize unit for type of metal

101
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use and importance of NDI standards with regard to eddy current inspections

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establish a base standard for type of metal being evaluated

102
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types of airframe technical directives and how they relate to NDI

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air frame bulletins

TMS directs NDI on periodicity

103
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medical requirements involved in obtaining the NDI qualification and the requalifier medial requirements periodicity

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  • eye exam

- radiation physical

104
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qualifications needed to operate radiographic equipment

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  • NDI technician course
  • ionizing radiation medical exam
  • qualified as radiation worker
  • safety certification program

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