Block 1 Review
Aircraft Drawings
Handtools/Hardware
Materials/Hardware
Corrosion
100

What are the four temperature scales?

Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, and Rankine

100

An assembly drawing shows...

A.) Shows the relationship between two or more parts
B.) Shows the position of parts in their final installation
C.) Shows an 'exploded' view of a part

A.) Shows the relationship between two or more parts

100

What is a crow's foot?

It is an extension of a torque wrench that is used to tighten bolts in difficult to reach areas.

100

What is Strength?

The ability to resist deformation

100

What is corrosion?

Metal attempting to return to its natural state.

200

True or False:
Tare weight is subtracted from the weight shown on the scales and usually consists of chocks, jacks or other equipment used to level, or secure, the aircraft.

True

200

What is a detail drawing?

"A detail drawing is a description of a single part, describing bylines, notes, and symbols the specifications for size, shape, material, and methods of manufacture to be used in making the part."

- page 4-2 of the FAA-H-8083-30B

200

Clevis Bolts are for:


A.) Shear loads
B.) Tension loads
C.) Both A and B


A.) Shear loads

200

What is annealing and what letter designates it?

Annealing is the process of heating metal to just above its critical point and cooling it very slowly. This removes its internal stresses, softening the metal.


The letter designation for annealed metal is 'O'

 
200
What is the most anodic metal?

What is the most cathodic metal?


Most anodic: magnesium
Most cathodic: stainless steel

300

What is a compression ratio?

The volume of a cylinder with the piston at the bottom of its stroke (bdc) as compared to when the piston is at the top of its stroke (tdc).

Compression ratio is BDC:TDC

300

What are waterlines in regards to aircraft drawings?

They are horizontal (longitudinal) reference plane used to locate vertical positions on an aircraft.

300

Aircraft bolts normally have what type of fit?

Class 3, 'medium fit'

300

What measurement are the diameter and length in on a rivet?

Diameter: 1/32 of an inch
Length: 1/16 of an inch

300
What is the desired effect of using alodine on an aluminum alloy?
A slightly rough/etched surface (for painting) and increased corrosion resistance
400

Boyle's law states that the pressure and volume of an enclosed, dry gas will vary ________ of each other, provided the temperature remains constant.

inversely

400

Hidden lines are:

A.) light-weight, medium solid line
B.) medium-weight, evenly spaced dashes
C.) alternating long and short dashes

B.) medium-weight, evenly spaced dashes

400

True or False:
Peening is a type of cold working.

True

400

Precipitation heat-treating is a process of uniformly adding tiny particles (or precipitates) into aluminum or copper. This is done to:

A.) Increase strength and hardness
B.) Increase ductility and malleability
C.) Decrease brittleness and increase toughness

A.) Increase strength and hardness

400
How often should aircraft operating in 'moderately' corrosive environments be inspected? 


A.) every 30 days
B.) every 90 days
C.) every 45 days


C.) every 45 days

500

Maximum, or gross weight, varies from empty weight in that:

A.) maximum weight includes empty weight and useful load items
B.) maximum weight cannot be determined
C.) useful load cannot be determined

A.) maximum weight includes empty weight and useful load items



500

Orthographic projection has 6 different views. What are they?

Left, right, front, rear, top, and bottom

500

A triangle on the head of a bolt indicates what?

That it is a close tolerance bolt

500

The Rockwell Hardness Tester measures resistance to penetration of metals and is useful for determining ________

A.) heat treatment condition
B.) pre-heat treatment condition
C.) both A and B

C.) both A and B

500

What is phosphoric acid used for?

It is a chemical cleaner used for aluminum alloys.

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