E- materials and processes Flashcards
(45 cards)
what does the magnetic particle inspection basic process consist of?
The basic process consist of magnetizing a part, then applying, ferromagnetic particles to the surface area to be inspected. If a discontinuity is present, the particles will form a recognizable pattern on the surface.
what nondestructive testing method could be used for detecting surface cracks, and aluminum fittings?
Dive penetrate, eddy current, ultrasonic testing, and visual inspection
what occurs during the preparation stages when penetrate inspection liquid is applied to and then removed from a part that is cracked
The penetrating liquid enters the crack and remains there in order to make the crack visible after developer is applied
what is the procedure for performing penetrate inspection?
Clean the surface, apply penetrate remove the penetrate dry part applied developer, inspect and interpret results
how many AN standard steel bolts be identified?
By the code markings on the bolt head
what do the markings on the heads of solid shank rivets indicate?
The material of which they are made and their strength
how can the recommended torque for a bowl or not be determined when torque values are not called out in the maintenance procedures?
From the information contained in the standard torque table
what does the grip length of a bolt correspond to
The thickness of the material being fastened with the bolt
well may be accomplished to prevent heat, treated aluminum aloe rivets from becoming hard after the quenching sequence
The rivets may be stored in a refrigerator, a temperature lower than 32°F. They will remain soft for several days.
We may self locking nuts, not be used
Add joints, which subject, either the nut or bolt to rotation
what is the difference between a general purpose, bolt and a close tolerance bolt?
Close tolerance bolts are more accurately than general purpose bolts
what type of cable is commonly used in primary control systems?
extra flexible 7x9 stainless steel cable
How was work hardening obtained?
By cold, working metal
what width would a welding be have and what should be the death of penetration in a butt weld?
Be with should be 3 to 5 times that thickness of the base metal and 100% penetration for a butt well
what are the undesirable characteristics of a Cold weld
cold weld has improper penetration with rough and irregular cold lapse, not feathered into the basement
what are the penetration requirements for a fillet weld?
A fillet weld should be 25 to 50% of the thickness of the base metal
what precision measuring instruments are used to measure outside dimensions
Outside micrometer calipers and vernier calipers
why should a micrometer be periodically calibrated?
If it is dropped, it’s accuracy may be affected
what why is alloy steel that is responsive to heat treatment usually less suitable for welding
Because of its Tennessee to become brittle and lose its ductility in the welded area
what is the main difference between thermal plastic and thermosetting resin?
Thermal plastic resin can be softened by heat and become hard again when cool down. thermosetting resin do not soften when heated, and will char and burn rather than melt.
name one material commonly used as the reinforcing component in the structural composite laminates
aramid, fiberglass, graphite, and fiber
name, one substance commonly used as the matrix material and structural composite laminates
polyester, resin, or epoxy resin
name one advantage of using pre-impregnated materials in the construction or repair of composite components
The reinforcing fibers are completely and evenly permeated with matrix
Which NDT method can be performed without removing the surface coating, such as primer paint in anodizing films, and is effective in detecting surface and sub surface corrosion
Eddie current inspection method