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B-06A - Aircraft Materials and Corrosion
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Ferrous metals
Metals containing
iron
Iron
(
Ferrite
)
The basic element in
ferrous
metals
Steel
An alloy of
iron
and
carbon
Alloying agents in steel
Elements added to steel to modify its
properties
Carbon
The primary
alloying
agent in
steel
Other alloying agents in steel
Chromium
Nickel
Manganese
Molybdenum
Vanadium
Stainless steel
Steel
alloy
with
high
corrosion resistance
Heat treatment of steel
1.
Annealing
2.
Normalising
3.
Hardening
4.
Tempering
5.
Case hardening
Purpose of steel heat treatment
To modify the
mechanical properties
of steel
Non-ferrous metals
Metals that do not contain
iron
Aluminium alloys
Aluminium combined with other metals to improve
properties
Clad aluminium alloy (Alclad)
Aluminium
alloy with a pure
aluminium surface
layer
Heat treatment of aluminium alloys
1.
Solution
heat treatment
2.
Precipitation
heat treatment
3.
Annealing
Aluminium alloy temper designations
Indicate the mechanical properties of the alloy
Non-heat-treatable
aluminium
alloys are strengthened by
strain-hardening
Other non-ferrous alloy types
Magnesium
Titanium
Nickel
Copper
Hardness
testing
Brinell
and
Rockwell
hardness tests
Tensile strength testing
Measures a material's
resistance
to being
pulled apart
Fatigue strength testing
Measures a material's
resistance
to
cyclic loading
Impact resistance
testing
Measures a material's resistance to sudden
impact
or
shock
Composite structure
Made from
two
or more materials with different
properties
Composite reinforcing fibres
Fibreglass
Aramid
Carbon
Ceramic
Composite matrix systems
Resin materials that bind the
reinforcing fibres
together
Composite matrix resin types
Epoxy
Polyester
Vinyl ester
Phenolic
Composite adhesives
Bonding agents
used to
join
composite parts
Pre-impregnated
composite materials
Reinforcing
fibres
pre-coated with
resin
Composite inspection methods
Visual
Tap
testing
Ultrasonic
Radiographic
Thermography
Composite defects and damage
Cosmetic
defects
Impact
damage
Delamination
Disbonds
Cracks
Resin matrix
damage
Water
/
fluid
intrusion
Hole
damage
Composite repair process
1.
Damage
assessment
2.
Potted
repairs
3.
Injection
repairs
4.
Laminate
repairs
5.
Sandwich
structure repairs
6.
Honeycomb
core repairs
7.
Transparent
plastic repair
Corrosion
Deterioration
of a material due to chemical or
electrochemical
reactions
Types of corrosion
Galvanic
Stress
Surface
Pitting
Intergranular
Filiform
Fretting
Exfoliation
Microbiological
Metal susceptibility to corrosion
Aluminium
Magnesium
Titanium
Cadmium
Chromium
Nickel
Copper
Silver
Gold
Tin
Rivets
Fasteners
used to join
aircraft
structures
Rivet alloy types
1100
aluminium
2117
aluminium alloy
5056
aluminium alloy
2017
aluminium alloy
2024
aluminium alloy
7050-T73
aluminium alloy
Corrosion-resistant steel
Monel
Special rivets and fasteners
Blind
rivets,
friction-lock
rivets, mechanical-lock rivets, Hi-Shear rivets, Hi-Loks, Jo-Bolt
Rigid fluid lines
Metal tubing
used to transport fluids in
aircraft
Rigid line fittings and unions
Flared-tube
fittings
Flareless
tube fittings
Universal
bulkhead
fittings
Tapered
pipe thread fittings
Banjo
fittings
Quick-disconnect
couplings
Flexible fluid lines
Hoses
used to transport fluids in
aircraft
Flexible hose types
Braided
hose
Convoluted
hose
Teflon
hose
Flexible hose
fittings
Swaged-end fittings
,
reusable fittings
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