Rivet - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Factors and Measurements of Rivets Exam Review 2023 1. Quality shop head factors - ANS-X number of gun, weight of bucking bar, material of rivet 2. Magnesium rivets - ANS-Always attached with magnesium 3. Good shop head measurement - ANS-1.5 x diameter wide, 0.5 x diameter tall 4. Annealing D and DD rivets - ANS-Required before driving 5. Ice box rivets - ANS-D and DD rivets stored in the freezer 6. A rivets - ANS-Used for nonstructural applications, mostly interiors 7. Steel rivets - ANS...

If a gear with 20 teeth is driving a gear with 60 teeth, the gear ratio is . 2:6 - Answer- 3:1 Technician A says a helical gear is stronger than a spur gear. Technician B says a helical gear is noisier than a spur gear. Which technician is correct? - Answer- Tech A only Which type of gear may be found in a rear-wheel-drive axel? - Answer- Hypoid The transmission is in first gear, which has a 2.5:1 ratio, and the rear axle has a ratio of 2:1. What is the overall ratio? - Answer- 5:1 T...

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What does the rivet identification MS20470AD-4-5 mean?-Answer MS20 = Catalogue method 470 = Button style rivet head AD = Alloy designation 4 = Diameter in 32nds (4/32) 5 = Length in 16ths (5/16) What does the rivet identification MS20426AD-5-6 mean?-Answer MS20 = Catalogue method 426 = Flush style rivet head AD = Alloy designation 5 = Diameter in 32nds (5/32) 6 = Length in 16ths (6/16)

What does the aircraft structures basic construction consists of? o :## The fuselage, wings, empennage, landing gear, and powerplants. What should the bearing strength of the sheet metal and the shear strength of the rivet be? o :## relatively equal True or False: the shear strength of the rivet must be greater than the bearing strength of the sheet metal o :## True What are the parts of an aircraft structure designed to carry loads and or stresses called? o :## structural members Wh...

Airframe ASA-Baker's School FAA Oral Questions and Answers What are three requirements for a repair to a piece of sheet metal aircraft structure? - Answer ️️ -The repair must restore the lost a) strength, b) rigidity, and c) aerodynamic shape must not change. When making a riveted repair to an aircraft sheet metal structure, which should be stronger, the shear strength of the rivet, or the bearing strength of the metal sheet? - Answer ️️ -The two strengths should be close to each...

Airframe ASA-Baker's School FAA Oral Questions and Answers What are three requirements for a repair to a piece of sheet metal aircraft structure? - Answer ️️ -The repair must restore the lost a) strength, b) rigidity, and c) aerodynamic shape must not change. When making a riveted repair to an aircraft sheet metal structure, which should be stronger, the shear strength of the rivet, or the bearing strength of the metal sheet? - Answer ️️ -The two strengths should be close to each...

Operating Empty Weight (OEW) the MEW plus the weight of the crew, fluids, unusable fuel, and the equipment required for flight. Does NOT include baggage, passengers, or usable fuel. All-Up Weight (AUW) or Aircraft Gross Weight (AGW) the total aircraft weight at any given moment during a flight. The AUW decreases as fuel and fluids are consumed during the operation of the flight. Parasite Drag any "parasite" on the structure of the aircraft: low air pressure in the tires, skin frict...

JEPPESEN STAGE 2 EXAM- PRIVET PILOT

A&P - Airframe Oral Exam (Jeppesen) Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Version 2024 | Verified What is the function of a vortex generator? - It is designed to delay of prevent separation of the boundary layer. What are the three axes of an airplane? - Longitudinal, lateral, and vertical. What are the three primary flight controls of an aircraft? - The ailerons, elevators, and rudder. Name several secondary flight controls and describe their general purpose? - Secondary f...