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What is indicated by the markings on the heads of solid shank rivets?
The material they are made of, and indirectly, their strength
How can you keep heat treated aluminum alloy rivets soft enough to install after the quenching process?
If the rivets are stored in a freezer they will remain soft for several days
What is the grip length of a bolt?
The length of the unthreaded portion
How are AN standard steel bolts identified?
By the code markings on the bolt head
What is the difference between a close tolerance bolt and a general purpose bolt?
Close tolerance bolts are machined to more accurate dimensions
For what types of applications are self locking nuts not allowed?
Self Locking nuts may not be used when either the bolt or nut are subject to rotation
If the maintenance procedures do not specify a torque value for a bolt or nut, how can you determine the proper value?
Consult a standard Torque table such as found in AC 43.13-1B
What is the most commonly used type of aircraft control cable?
Extra Flexible 7 X 19 stainless steel
What is the smallest cable that can be used in primary control systems?
Federal regulations state that no cable smaller than one-eighth inch in diameter may be used for
this purpose.
What are the steps for solution heat treating aluminum alloys?
The alloy must be heated to a predetermined temperature, heat soaked for a specified period of
time, and then rapidly quenched to a relatively low temperature.
In what state is aluminum alloy immediately after solution heat treating and quenching?
The alloy is in a comparatively soft state, so the material must be naturally aged or precipitation hardened.
What is done to prevent certain aluminum alloy rivets from becoming hard after heat treating and
quenching?
The rivets are stored in a refrigerator at a temperature lower than 32º F. The rivets will remain
soft for several days.