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10 Cards in this Set
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name 3 forms of wood used on aircraft structures
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plywood, solid and laminated
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what is laminated wood
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layers of wood glued together with parallel grains
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what is plywood
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ussually odd numbers of layers of wood glued together with perpendicular grains
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what species is used as a standard for strength
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sitka spruce
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why is a bushing in a wooden spar shorter than the spar thinkness
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so if the wood shrinks, then it wont affect the joint or the bolt
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what area of a wood spar may not be spliced
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landing gear fittings
wing attachment fitting engine mount fitting |
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what would be the result of insufficient gluing pressure
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a weak joint
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what methods are used to apply gluing pressure
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parallel clamps
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how is plywood prepared for bending
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soaked in water
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what type of joint is generally used in splicing structural members
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scarf joint
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