RIVETING Flashcards

1
Q

The ________ is the most common type of rivet used in aircraft construction.

A

solid shank rivet

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2
Q

Rivets should not be used in _______

A

thick materials or in tensile applications

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3
Q

________ were developed specifically for the aircraft industry and designed as a replacement for both the round and brazier head rivets.
These rivets replaced all protruding head rivets and are used primarily where the protruding head has no aerodynamic significant. They have a flat area on the head, a head diameter twice the shank diameter, and a head height approximately 42.5 percent of the shank diameter.

A

Universal head rivets

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4
Q

To determine the shear strength, the diameter of the rivet to be used must be found by ______

A

multiplying the thickness of the skin material by 3.

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5
Q

The minimum spacing between protruding head rivets shall not be less than _______

A

3 1/2 times the rivet diameter.

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6
Q

The minimum spacing between flush head rivets shall not be less than ________

A

4 times the diameter of the rivet.

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7
Q

· When new sections are to be added, the edge distance measured from the center of the rivet should never be less than ___1____; the distance between rivets or pitch should be at least ____2___; and the
distance between rivet rows should never be less than ____3___

A
  1. 2 times the diameter of the shank
  2. 3 times the diameter
  3. 2 1/2 times the diameter
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8
Q

________, also called edge margin by some manufacturers, is the distance from the center of the first rivet to the edge of the sheet.

A

Edge distance

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9
Q

______ is the distance between the centers of neighboring rivets in the same row.

A

Rivet pitch

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10
Q

The smallest allowable rivet pitch is __1__ rivet diameters. The average rivet pitch usually ranges from __2___ rivet diameters, although in some instances rivet pitch could be as large as __3___ rivet diameters.

A
  1. 3
  2. 4 to 6
  3. 10
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11
Q

The minimum pitch also depends on the number of rows of rivets.
One-and three-row layouts have a minimum pitch of ______, a two-row layout has a minimum pitch of _______.

A
  1. 3 rivet diameters
  2. 4 rivet diameters
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12
Q

___1___ is the perpendicular distance between rivet rows. It is usually ___2___ of the rivet pitch. The smallest allowable transverse pitch is __3__ rivet diameters.

A
  1. Transverse pitch
  2. 75 percent
  3. 2 1/2
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13
Q

The _____, sometimes called a dolly, bucking iron, or bucking block, is a heavy chunk of steel whose counter vibration during installation contributes to proper rivet installation.

A

bucking bar

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14
Q

The _______ is a tool that cuts a cone-shaped depression around the rivet hole to allow the rivet to set flush with the surface of the skin.

A

countersink

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15
Q

The ______ is the most common rivet upsetting tool used in airframe repair work.

A

pneumatic rivet gun

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16
Q

Pneumatic guns operate on air pressure of _______ and are used in conjunction with interchangeable rivet sets

A

90 to 100 pounds per square inch

17
Q

If the rivet hole becomes enlarged, deformed, or otherwise damaged, drill or ream the hole for the _______.

A

next larger size rivet