Corrosion Flashcards

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preflight assessment

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to ensure that the airplane meets regulatory airworthiness standards and is in a safe mechanical condition prior to flight.

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Typical visible warning signs include the following:

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-Gray or white powder deposits on aluminum
-Rust-colored deposits and/or stains on steel

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ROUTINE CORROSION INSPECTION

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is perform at times when other maintenance activities made some part of the aircraft accessible which is usually inaccessible during daily or preflight inspection

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SPECIAL CORROSION INSPECTION

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is required in each overhauling and when required by airworthiness directives or manufacturer.

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SERVICE DIFFICULTY REPORT

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A report that must be submitted to the local
aviation authority for extensive damage due to
corrosion on the aircraft and aircraft
components.

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Corrosion

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weakens the structural integrity
of an aircraft and its parts and lead to
expensive repairs and significant safety
hazards

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CORROSION CONTROL AND PREVENTION

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This are the proactive actions and approach in
dealing corrosion in aircraft

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CORROSION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM

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a systematic approach to prevent and control corrosion in aircraft structures.

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is issued as an Airworthiness Directives.

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Corrosion Prevention and Control Program

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10 KEY STEPS IN A GOOD CORROSION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM

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STEP ONE: WELL-TRAINED AIRCRAFT TECHNICIAN

STEP TWO: SCHEDULED INSPECTIONS

STEP THREE: AIRCRAFT CLEANING AND PRESERVATION

STEP 4: CORROSION TREATMENT

STEP FIVE: PROPER TOOLS, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS

STEP SIX: MAINTENANCE OF BASIC FINISH

STEP 7: KEEP DRAIN HOLES OPEN

STEP EIGHT: GASKETS AND SEALANTS

STEP NINE: MINIMIZE EXPOSURE

STEP TEN: DOCUMENTATION

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COATING

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Help protect against corrosion by retarding oxidation and etching of the aluminum skin and fasteners

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INHIBITIVE COATING

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This coating where design to keep corrosion from ever starting by impeding chemical reactions

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URETHANE PRIMERS

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is formulated as a high performance corrosion inhibitor for all types of aircraft and has good undercoat adhesion.

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URETHANE TOP COATING ADVANTAGES

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  • High durability
  • Chemical resistance
  • Abrasion resistance
  • High gloss finish
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POLYURETHANE PRIMER

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chrome hazard-free formulation

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POLYURETHANE PRIMER ADVANTAGES

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  • High chemical resistance
  • Natural ultraviolet ray (sunlight) resistance
  • High abrasion resistance
  • High stain resistance
  • Directness of image (DOI) with high gloss retention
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CERAMIC COATING

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This paint protection interlocks its
molecular structure with the surface
molecules of paint to literally become the
functional surface of your aircraft’s
paintwork.

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