Corrosion Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Q

What are washers used for and what material are they usually made of?

A

Used to prevent corrosion; sacrificial

Zinc

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2
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Does carbon fiber corrode?

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No. Carbon fiber does not corrode but it causes corrosion to the metal around it

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3
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Worm-like corrosion

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Filaform

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4
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When magnesium corrodes it is most often ____ corrosion

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Pitting

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5
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_____ corrosion happens at joints and welded surfaces.

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Crevice

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6
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Which corrosion can’t be seen?

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Intragranular

Don’t always see corrosion but still stress corrosion

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7
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Occurs when the metals rub against one another

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Fretting corrosion

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8
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Reason components have lifespan

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Fatigue corrosion

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9
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Overtime all metal will succumb to _____ corrosion.

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fatigue corrosion

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10
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Where to find corrosion limits?

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Can be found in the AMM SRM sedition, if not in SRM then AC 43.13

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11
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What can you use when measuring corrosion?

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Depth gauge

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12
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If corrosion is beyond limits you can _____

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patch

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13
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Common Types of Primer

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Zinc chromate

Epoxy primer

Wash primer

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14
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Yellow / green primer

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Zinc chromate

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15
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Primer that can be used on all surfaces and most often used in general aviation?

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Epoxy primer

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16
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Magnesium requires

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special procedures.

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17
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treatment that looks like a gold hue

18
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Treatment that almost looks like a paint

19
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Protective coating used after rust removal

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Treatment (Aladine or Anodized)

20
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no beading

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Water break test

21
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Corrosion that on aluminum and magnesium corrosion is a white powder

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Uniform surface corrosion

22
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Takes place at the boundary layer of metal alloy and originates from improper heat treatment

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Intragranular corrosion

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Advanced form of intragranular corrosion

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Exfoliation corrosion

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Layers of metal alloy start to separate (characterised by)

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Exfoliation corrosion

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Characterised by black deposit around components
Fretting corrosion
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Deposits streak across aircraft overtime
Fretting corrosion
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Pushes up at the surface
Exfoliation corrosion
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Magnesium pitting expands and _____ paint, volume is larger than missing volume
Bubbles
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Very destructive, most likely to give us problems as A&P mechanics
Pitting Corrosion
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Starts off as uniform corrosion and if left untreated ____ develop
Pits
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Can pitting corrosion happen under paint?
Yes
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Only occurs under protective coatings
Filaform Corrosion
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Most common on Aluminum and Magnesium
Pitting Corrosion
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Oxygen, water, dirt, grease trapped in between coatings cause
Filaform Corrosion
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Fretting corrosion is most commonly found at _____
Rivets
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Can happen to welded areas
Stress corrosion / Stress cracking
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Larger the difference in Anode & Cathode corrosion resistance characteristics the _____ the corrosion
Faster
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Electrochemical - Electrochemical attack type corrosions
Basically verything besides chemical
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11 factors that affect corrosion
1. Type of metal 2. Heat-treatment and grain direction 3. Presence of a dissimilar, less corrodible metal 4. Anodic and cathodic surface areas (in galvanic corrosion) 5. Temperature 6. Presence of electrolytes (hard water, salt water, battery fluids, etc.) 7. Availability of oxygen 8. Presence of biological organisms 9. Mechanical stress on the corroding metal 10. Time of exposure to a corrosive environment 11. Lead/graphite pencil marks on aircraft surface metal
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Heat expedites corrosion, but not ____ heat.
dry
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first line of defense against corrosion
Paint Second line of defense: Cleaning aircraft / lubricated
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Rivets warping metal
Stress corrosion / Stress cracking