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1
which of the following is the #1 major disadvantage of wood structure aircraft?
1. increase in labour for manufacturing 2. increased maintenance 3. moisture 4. lack of uniformity of wood (grain, type, moisture content) 5. not isotropic
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which of the following is not an example of aircraft wood?
plastic wood
3
what wood is used as the reinforced wood?
sikka spruce
4
what is the correct “Runnout limitations” for wood ? what permits a cross grain as acceptable?
1 inch high, 15 inch long
5
PLYWOOD consists of layers of wood bonded together with the grain in each layer running parallel or perpendicular?
perpendicular
6
what is true about laminated wood?
grain direction runs parallel in each layer
7
which type of tree grows fast and has a low density?
soft wood
8
“Hardwood” is strong in compression, tension and shear loads. True or False?
True
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What is heartwood?
inner / non living part of tree
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what is sap wood?
outter / living part of the tree
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Reaction wood?
formed when a leaning tree tries to return to normal position. forms differently for hardwood and soft wood
12
Where can you find information on acceptable substitutions when doing a wood repair?
manufacturer
13
Cross grain (diagonal, wavy, curly, interlocked, spiral) are acceptable provided?
it does not exceed runout limits
14
Hard knots are permitted under what limitations?
1. “20 inches away from other damage “ 2. not on projecting I-beams 3. not greater than 3/8” diameter
15
When inspecting a mineral streak “discoloured wood” you must ensure it is free from?
decay
16
What defects are NOT permitted in aircraft wood? Select all that apply.
shakes, spilts, checks
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what is a check?
longitudinal cracks extending across the annual rings “runs perpendicular to or cut through the grain”
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what is a shake?
longtitudinal cracks usually between two annual rings “runs parallel or follows the grain”
19
Which of the following is a form of decay?
1. rot 2. dote “fungus growth in wood” 3. red heart rot 4. purple heart
20
moisture meter
correct chart for wood type/ temp and humidity reading > 20% ideal for fungus growth reading 8-> 16% good reading 10>12% best reading
21
Wood is cut quarter sawn. This is accomplished by rotating the log 90 degrees after each cut?
true
22
What is the MAIN benefit of using a jig to create a wood structure?
ensures uniformity in size, shape and structure
23
What are two general types of adhesives used on wood aircraft structure?
synthetic resins / casein
24
What type of adhesive is used on aircraft due to it meeting the strength and durability requirements?
?
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DO NOT sand wood when preparing to apply adhesives as wood dust enters the pores of the wood and will NOT bond proper
true
26
The useable life of the glue (time mixed to time used) best describes?
pot life
27
The time of applying the glue to time part must be assembled best describes?
open assembly time
28
The time between applying the glue and applying pressure best describes?
closed assembly time
29
The time the pressure needs to be applied to allow the adhesive (glue) to cure is called PRESSING TIME?
True
30
what are ways wood can be bent?
boiling water, Steam, by hand if thin enough
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factors that wood can be damaged by?
moisture, sunlight, temperature
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fungus causes decay in wood?
True
33
what causes slitting or cracking in wood?
wood shrinking at different rates
34
Bond failure can be caused by improper gluing, wrong glue type and moisture exposure?
true
35
what can cause finish failure?
1. moisture 2. wood splitting / abraision 3. sunlight
36
What is the most common reason stress damage occurs?
over tightening of fasteners
37
A moisture meter is used to determine if a mineral streak exists?
false
38
When tap testing wood what sound would indicate damage such as delamination of the wood?
hollow sound
39
when performing a probing inspection; if the wood feels firm and solid that indicates decay or dry rot ? true or false
false
40
What inspection method is used to inspect the bond of joints?
prying
41
Examples of spar structures include: Solid, box, internally & externally routed, laminated, I beam
common spar types; 1. Solid 2. box 3. internally & externally routed 4. laminated 5. I-beam
42
Where are spar repairs PERMITTED? Select all that apply.
compression struts, drag and anti drag wire fittings
43
When doing a scarf joint the scarf must be cut in the SAME direction of the wood grain slope?
True
44
When doing any wood repair you always want to use material same as original or approved substitute?
True
45
When performing a splayed patch the patch wood grain should run perpendicular to the original skin grain?
False
46
surface patch Is performed on plywood skin. The patch used should be made out of what material?
ply wood
47
Which way should the face grain run when performing a plug patch?
same direction as skin grain
48
After removing the screws located in the doubler of a plug patch what must be done?
fill holes with approved adhesive
49
A scarf patch is the easiest repair to do?
False
50
fabric patch?
less than 1 inch diameter uses fabric and dope to cover “can’t be done if within 1” of framing member or leading edge”
51
A fabric patch can NOT be used in the following locations?
1. less than 1 inch from the rib 2. frontal area of fuselage 3. leading edges
52
It is important to remove all contaminates from the surface BEFORE applying any finish to wood?
true
53
what is used to seal end grain of wood
sealer*
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what is used to seal bolt holes before installing fastener ?
varnish
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if dope is going to be applied on the surface of wood, a dope proof sealer must be used when sealing end grain?
True
56
advantages of wood structure on aircraft?
1. high strength to weight ratio 2. light weight 3. easy to manufacture 4. no specialized tools 5. ideal for small production
57
plastic resin?
1. urea-formaldehyde glue, 2. glue rapidly deteriorates in hot humid climate 3. should be considered obsolete for wood repairs
58
resorcinol glue ?
1. meets strength and durability requirements 2. two part “resin and hardener” 3. ensure quality fit and bonding pressure
59
phenol-formaldehyde ?
1. used in manufacturing aircraft grade plywood 2. curing requires high temp & pressure 3. NOT ideal for A/C repairs
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epoxy?
1. two part resin & hardener 2. mix according to manufactures spec 3. penetrates well into wood 4. joints weaken with high temp and humidity
61
what should you do when applying adhesives?
1. ensure clean surface free of contaminants 2. apply even and smooth coat of adhesive 3. ensure correct wood orientation 4. observe glue life 5. CLAMPING
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what should you NOT do when applying adhesives
?
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glue time periods
1. pot life 2. open assembly time 3. closed assembly time 4. pressure time
64
3 forms of aircraft wood?
?
65
early wood & late wood
early wood; light colour, early spring growth, less dense Late wood; darker colour, late summer growth, denser, stronger
66
what are acceptable wood substitutions? which one is most used?
repair should be same as wood, Sitka spruce is standard for comparing “check AC manufacture” for substitutions
67
pin knot clusters, what are permitted limitations ?
are acceptable but only if they produce a small effect on grain direction not acceptable if they produce a large affect
68
during inspection, if decay is NOT found on a mineral streak is it permitted?
acceptable if no decay is found after inspection
69
what permits a cross grain as acceptable ?
not acceptable unless within limitations
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what can cause compression wood failures?
wood being over stressed in compression, due to; 1. natural forces “wind” 2. rough or irregular ground 3. rough handling of logs or lumber
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what is a moisture meter used for? what do readings indicate ?
measure moisture in wood, readings indicate temperature and humidity
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major factors that cause wood to become damaged?
1. moisture 2. temperature 3. sunlight
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how to store wooden aircraft?
store in well ventilated hangar, ensure drain holes and ventilation holes are not plugged
74
what causes decay in wood?
caused by fungus on open wood
75
what causes bond failure?
1. improper glueing 2. wrong glue type 3. glued components with prolonged moisture exposure
76
different methods for inspecting aircraft? ** not sure if correct answer**
1. microscopic examination 2. toughness test
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name and describe plywood repairs?
5 types of plywood patches 1. splayed patch 2. surface patch 3. plug patch 4. scarf patch 5. fabric patch “small holes”
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what is a fabric patch
1. used for small holes less than 1” 2. fills holes prior to patching 3. uses fabric and dope to cover
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what is another term for slope of the grain? what are acceptable limits to this? ** not sure if i have correct answers**
cut with wood grain & grain slope in same direction
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why do exterior finishes require more protection than interior finishes?
requires more protection due to; 1. weather 2. abrasion 3. sunlight
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is glue strength dependant on clamping pressure?
yes, True
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splayed patch
1. used for holes 2. flush 3. for thin plywood 1/8”
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surface patch
1. patch applied to the surface (along ribs and frames) 2. easiest
84
plug patch
1. produces flush surface 2. requires doubler 3. must run in same direction
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scarf patch
1. most difficult 2. must run in the same direction
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laminated wood
laminated wood, 2 or more layers of solid wood ply wood is ?