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Week 3 Flashcards

1
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Little bending

A

Brittleness

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2
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Hammered

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Malleability

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3
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Bent permanently

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Ductility

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4
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Return to original shape

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Elasticity

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5
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Withstand tearing

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Toughness

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6
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Actual weight per cubic inch

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Density

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7
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Becomes liquid

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Fusibility

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8
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Carry heat

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Conductivity

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9
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Shrink

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Contraction

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10
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Pull a part

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Tensile strength

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11
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Crushing

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Compression strength

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12
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Cutting

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Shear strength

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13
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Society of automotive engineers

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SAE

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14
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Primary

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Carbon steel

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15
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Secondary

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Steel alloy

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16
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One

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99% pure aluminum

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17
Q

Coating

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Clad

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18
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Heavy unbroken

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Visible lines

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19
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Conceal edges

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Hidden lines

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20
Q

Indicate symmetry

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Centerlines

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21
Q

Locate distance, arrow each end

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Dimension lines

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22
Q

One arrow or dot pointing at reference

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Leader lines

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23
Q

3-D

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Iso metric

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24
Q

Auxiliary view

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Special feature

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25
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Alternate position

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Phantom view

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26
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IPD breaks down parts of components

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Exploded view

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27
Q

Clarifies internal parts

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Sectional views

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28
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Size predetermined

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Alignment diagrams

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29
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Gives location

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Station diagrams

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30
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Relationship of all components

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Schematic diagrams

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31
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Drawing used as a guide to form a part

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Flat pattern layout

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32
Q

Intersection of extension lines

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Mold point

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33
Q

BTL to MP

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Set back

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34
Q

Imaginary never shrinks

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Neutral

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35
Q

Horizontal

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Reference edge

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36
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Vertical

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Reference line

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37
Q

16th of an inch and cut straight lines

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Tinner snips

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38
Q

Spyros or circles

.050

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Aviation snips

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39
Q

Remove small amounts of metal

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File

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40
Q

Outside arcs, large arcs, small arcs

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Flat

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41
Q

Regular cutting

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Saber saw

42
Q

Adjustable blade to not damage underlying metal

A

Skin saw

43
Q

Uniform hole patterns

A

Turret punch

44
Q

No obstruction and irregular outline and make notches

A

Throatless shear

45
Q

Straight and curves

A

Unishear

46
Q

Heavy gauge, square cutting

A

Squaring

47
Q

Oversize twist drill

A

Deburring

48
Q

Scribe

A

Burnishing

49
Q

Heavy gauge

A floor mounted press with a stationary lower base plate and a move or upper ram

A

Hydraulic

50
Q

Light metal

Bench mounted press, manually operated, having a stationary base plate with a movable upper ram

A

Arbor

51
Q

Used to flange or bend metal and add rigidity

A

Flanging dies

52
Q

Reduce weight

A

Lightening hole

53
Q

Anything and everything

A

General purpose

54
Q

Ferrous metal is only

A

Carbide tipped

55
Q

Allows metals to go down

A

Body or grooves

56
Q

Marking and sizes

A

Shank

57
Q

59°

A

Angle

58
Q

12° and prevents from binding

A

Clearance

59
Q

A-Z

Z is biggest

A

Letter

60
Q

80-1

1 is biggest

A

Number

61
Q

No power available a quarter inch

A

Hand drill or hurdy-gurdy

62
Q

Speed and accuracy

A

Pneumatic drill

63
Q

Heavy duty and sensitive drilling

A

Drill press

64
Q

Temporarily secure metal while drilling

1/16-3/8

A

Cleco fasteners

65
Q

Design to make straight line bends in a variety of sizes

Large metal

A

Cornice brake

66
Q

Heavy metal forms, available in various shapes, such as curves and angles.

A

Stakes and stake plates

67
Q

Fingers allow for just to width

A

Box and pan brake

68
Q

Bends, Folds metal up to 1 inch

A

Bar folder

69
Q

2 front 1 rear

For formatting sheet metal into curves and cylinders of various diameters

A

Slip roller

70
Q

A bench mounted machine with two removable rollers that enable the main mechanic to burr, turn, wire, bead, and crimp sheet metal

A

Rotary machine

71
Q

Types of rolls

A

Beading, turning, Wiring, crimping, and burring rolls

72
Q

Countersinking methods

A

Machine, Dimple, and combination method

73
Q

Used when one metal sheet is too thick to be doing board and the second sheet is too thin to machine countersink

A

Combination method

74
Q

Three types of dimple countersinking

A

Press, coin, and hand

75
Q

For dimpling soft alloys and metal of .063 of an inch thickness or sooner

A

Press dimpling

76
Q

Reduces circumferential cracks

Similar to press dimpling except that the female part of the dimpler is equipped with a spring-loaded ram

A

Coin dimpling

77
Q

Normally made of a solid piece of aloe it still, that has one or more highly polished sides
To shape the Buchtel of a solid shrink rivet

A

Bucking bar

78
Q

Hollow Shank rivet that has an internal feature to form its bucktail
Used on components in place of solid shank rivets, when a bucking bar cannot be positioned properly

A

Blind rivets

79
Q

Shank, Stem, locks

A

Mechanical lock

80
Q

Works the same as a mechanical lock rivet, except the stem is held in place by friction

A

Friction lock

81
Q

Has interchangeable heads for different rivet diameters and rivet head styles.
Drives friction lock and mechanical lock blind rivets

A

Hand operated gun

82
Q

Has interchangeable heads for different rivet diameters and rivet head styles.
Drives friction lock and manual lock blind rivets. The pulling pressure can be regulated for a specific rivet size

A

Pneumatic gun

83
Q

Used only for hi-shear strength applications

2 parts stud and collar

A

Hi-shear rivets

84
Q

Bolt nut and sleeve

High strength blind Structural fasteners, consisting of three parts

A

Jo-bolts

85
Q

Light metal that is often circular or oval shaped

A

Vertical rings

86
Q

Stronger and heavier than vertical rings, giving shape

A

Formers

87
Q

Vertical members that are used to close one area from another

A

Bulkhead

88
Q

Principal longitudinal members that are heavier and construction than a stranger and run the entire length of the fuselage

A

Longerons

89
Q

Principal chord wise member that provides shape and rigidity to the wing

A

Ribs

90
Q

A main span was member that is designed to take bending loads

A

Spar

91
Q

Longitudinal member that runs span wise in the wing
AIDS in maintaining the contour of the structure
Assists the spars in taking the primary bending loads

A

Stringers

92
Q

Two types of wings

A

Cantilever and rotary

93
Q

System of line is designed to measure point of location on or in aircraft the lines present an end view of a plane cutting the aircraft at a particular location

A

Aircraft stations

94
Q

Indicate vertical planes parallel to plane of symmetry

A

Buttock lines

95
Q

Indicate the longitudinal position of vertical plane is perpendicular to the plane of symmetry

A

Fuselage stations

96
Q

Indicate horizontal plane is parallel to the ground

A

Water lines

97
Q

Dance or removed or repaired in accordance with limits established in the what

A

Structural repair manual

98
Q

External past it was flat on the skin, covering the damaged area

A

Lap patch

99
Q

Consist of filler, which has the same sickness and out-of-the-way as the skin and the doubler the doubler has the same our way as the skin, but is normally one gauge thicker

A

Flush patch

100
Q

Pneumatic rivet guns

A 
Fast hitting
Slow hitting
One shot
Corner riveter
And squeeze riveter

Navy AM Class (7 decks)

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