Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What is Direct Bonding?

A

Metal-to-metal contact using welding, soldering, or bolted connections

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2
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What is Indirect Bonding primarily used for?

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Parts that move, use dissimilar metals, or may corrode

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3
Q

How should wiring be routed regarding equipment and structures?

A

Clamped to maintain at least 3/8” clearance

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4
Q

What is the minimum bend radius for wire bundles?

A

10x the largest wire’s outside diameter

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5
Q

What is the purpose of a drip loop in wiring?

A

Prevent fluid entry into connectors

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6
Q

What is the typical service loop length?

A

3-6 inches

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7
Q

How should wiring be routed near fluid lines?

A

At least 6” above or 2” apart

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8
Q

What is the maximum spacing for wire bundle clamps?

A

24 inches

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9
Q

What is SWAMP in aircraft wiring?

A

Areas exposed to severe wind and moisture

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10
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What is required when clearance through a bulkhead is less than 3/8”?

A

Suitable grommets

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11
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What is the purpose of standoffs in wiring?

A

Maintain clearance from structure

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12
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How should wires be routed near mechanical control cables?

A

At least 1/2” separation under hand pressure

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13
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What causes Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)?

A

Radio waves inducing voltages in wiring

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14
Q

What is the difference between grounding and bonding?

A

Grounding provides earth path, bonding connects metal parts

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15
Q

What is the maximum allowable voltage drop in a 28V circuit?

A

1V

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16
Q

What is the purpose of shielded wire?

A

Contain electromagnetic radiation

17
Q

What is included in Receiving Inspection?

A

Verification against purchase orders and specifications

18
Q

How should suspected unapproved parts (SUP) be handled?

A

Red-tagged and quarantined

19
Q

What is direct wire marking?

A

Printing identification directly on wire insulation

20
Q

How often should wire identification appear?

A

Maximum 15-inch intervals

21
Q

What does TSO authorization allow?

A

Manufacturing to minimum standards

22
Q

What is the purpose of schematic diagrams?

A

Illustrate principles of operation

23
Q

How should aviation parts be stored?

A

Following manufacturer’s preservation methods

24
Q

What is included in Preliminary Inspection?

A

Visual damage check and documentation review

25
Q

What prevents Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)?

A

Proper grounding and bonding

26
Q

What is the maximum resistance for a bonding jumper?

27
Q

How should bonding surfaces be prepared?

A

Remove non-conductive finishes

28
Q

What is the purpose of static wicks?

A

Dissipate static electricity

29
Q

What protects aircraft radomes from lightning?

A

Lightning diverter strips

30
Q

What factors affect wire/cable selection?

A

Current requirements and voltage drop