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The ability to resist abrasions, penetration, and distortion.
Hardness
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Allows very little bending or shaping without shattering.
Brittleness
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Ability To be hammered,molded or shaped without cracking.
Malleability
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Ability to be bent permanently or twisted into various shapes without breaking.
Ductility
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Ability to return to its original shape after being deformed
Elasticity
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Ability to withstand tearing or shearing without breaking
toughness
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Actual weight of a material per cubic inch
Density
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Ability to become liquid when heated.
Fusibility
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Ability to carry heat or electricity.
Conductivity
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Ability to shrink
Contraction
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Ability to grow larger
expansion
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Resist being pulled apart
tensile strength
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resist a crushing force
compression strength
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resist being cut by scissor like action
shear strength
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resist a twisting force.
torsional strength
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resist deteroriation
corrosion resistance
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group of metals having iron as their principle element
Ferrous Metals
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Two types of Ferrous Metals Are?
Carbon Steel And Steel Alloy
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Non Ferrous Metals Are?
All metals that have elements other than iron as their principle element.
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(1XXX) Designation is For?
Aluminum
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(2XXX-8XXX) Is The Designator For?
Aluminum Alloys
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Letter and numbers following the alloy designation which show the hardness of the metal.
Temper Designation
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Measured In thousandths of an inch And printed as a decimal
Thickness
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Thin Layer of pure aluminum that protects the base metal from Corrosion
Clad Coating
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The two types of breaks Are?
Short and Long Breaks
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The two Types Of Drawings Are?
- Isometric-Give Three Dimensional or pictorial view of an object.
- Orthographic- Show the exact shape of an object through the use of different views.
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Basic Views Include?
- Front-Always drawn first
- Right-Located at right side of front
- Left-Located left side of front
- Rear-May be shown to the outside of the bottom,top,or either side view.
- Top-Directly above front view
- Bottom-Directly Below the front view
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Show the true shape and length of an inclined surface or other special features.
Auxiliary Views
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Clarify internal or hidden features
Sectional Views
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Show the alternate position of a part or the position of a missing part
Phantom View
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Used to show relative location of parts
Exploded view
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Used when Alignment check on an aircraft is performed
Alignment Diagrams
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Normally Orthographic views of fuselage,wing, or empennage showing location of all structural componets.
Station Diagrams
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Show relation of parts within a system, how they are connected and the arrangement of the componets.
Schematic Diagram
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Drawing of an object that has been rolled, folded, or a combination of both, and then spread out on a plan or flat surface.
Flat pattern Diagram
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Located at intersection of extension lines outside the formed part.
Mold point
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Imaginary line that runs between mold points
Mold Line
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Indicates the beginning and end of a bend.
Bend Tangent
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Distance From the bend tangent line to the mold point.
Setback
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Amount of metal used to make a bend or the distance between the bend tangent lines.
Bend Allowance
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Indicate exact amount of metal acquired to make part and is always drawn with a scribe.
Cut Line
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Sharp steel pick used like a pencil for marking cut lines only.
Scribe
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Consist of steel rule with an accurately machined head.
Can measure and degree head
Combination Square
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Lay out arcs or circles on metal transfer measurements divide lines into equal parts.
Dividers
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The spacing on a ruler is
8ths, 16th, 32nd and 64th
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Used to cut up to 1/16 of an inch.
Are used to cut straight lines.
Tinner Snips
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Have small serrations on the cutting edge to prevent slipping. Used for cutting spiral cuts or circles.
Max material thickness is 0.050 inch aluminum
Aviation Snips
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Type of snips and how they cut?
- Green- Cuts Right
- Red- Cuts Left
- Yellow- Cuts Middle
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Adjustable Frame that can be changed to hold blades from 8 to 16 inches long.
Identified by number of teeth per inch.
Made for cutting heavy metal to heavy for snips.
Hacksaw
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Tool Hardened steel with cutting edges used for smoothing materials. Used to cut away material by removing small amounts of metal at a controlled speed.
Files
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Shapes Of Files Are And What They Are Used For.
- Flat- Flat surfaces and outside arcs
- Triangular- Internal Angles and Corners
- Square- Finishing Bottom Of Slots
- Round-(Rat Tail)- Enlarging round holes and small arcs.
- Half Round- Large Inside Arcs
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The two types of Cuts Are?
- Single File- One row of chisel-shaped teeth set at an angle to the center line of the file
- Double Cuts- Has A Second row of teeth set at an angle to the first row
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What is the order of Coarseness of Files
- Coarse
- Bastard
- Second-Cut
- Smooth
- Dead Smooth
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Depends on the shape and hardness of material to be filed and on the finish desired
File Selection
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2 Type of Pneumatic Saws are?
- Saber Saw- Light duty machine used for slow cutting or irregular cutting.
- Skin Saw- Miniature handheld saw with a rotary disc blade that is adjustable
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Removes Damaged portion of an aircraft
Saber Saw
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Allows cutting of aircraft skin that is attached to underlying structures without damaging the structures because of adjustable blade.
Skin Saw
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Used to cut radii in corners and uniform hole patters.. (Composed of two turrets supported by a frame)
Turret Punch
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Cutting Holes In The Center of large sheets of metal or fixed parts
Chassis Punches
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The frame of the shear never obstructs the cutting operation. This allows sheets of any length to be cut.
Throatless Shears
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Floor or bench mounted manually or power operated with beds ranging from 2ft. and up.
Used for cutting heavy gage metal used for squaring, multiple cutting tool
Squaring shears
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Use This when Deburring Metal?
Oversized Twist Drill
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Giving desired shape to a piece of sheet metal
Forming Aircraft Structures
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Heavy Metal Forms, Available in various shapes, such as curves and angles
Stakes
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Anchored into a workbench, contains a variety of holes for different stakes.
Stake Plate
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Bends the metal from outside to the middle
(Stretching)
Concave Bend
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Using glancing blows with a shrinking mallet to form convex bends.
(Shrinking)
Convex Bend
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Designed to make straight line bends in a variety of sizes.
Cornice Brake
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Most common breaks are?
3 to 12 feet long
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5 parts to a break are
- Bed
- Bedding Leaf
- Balance Weights
- Clamping Bar
- Clamping Bar Handles.
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Almost simiilar to a cornice brake but the clamping bar is divided into sections that vary in width and are interchangable.
Box and Pan Brakes
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Available in various sizes and capacities. Some are hand operated, others are power operated.
Forming Sheet metal into curves and cylinders for various diameters.
Slim Roll Former
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Bench mounted machine with two removable rollers that enable the mechanic to burr, turn,wire,bead and crimp sheet metal
Rotary Machine
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The 5 types of Rolls Are?
- Bending Rolls
- Turning rolls
- Wiring rolls
- Crimping Rolls
- Burring Rolls
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Floor Mounted press with a stationary lower base plate and a movable upper ram. Multipurpose machine. Pressing bearing races,bushings, and flanging dies into place when heavy gage metal is used.
Hydraulic Press
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Bench mounted press, manually operated having a stationary base plate with a movable upper ram.
Arbor Press
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Allows proper shape of metal to form when dies are pressed together. Used to form a bend or flange in the center of a sheet of metal without distortion such as lightning holes or beads in the center of a rib or bulkhead.
Flanging Dies
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Hole in the center of various internal structures that has a flange made around the edge of it to add rigidity to the area. Reduces weight to structural members
Lightning Holes
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Three ways to identify twist drill bits are by?
- Inches- 1/16-4 inches or larger
- Letter- A to Z A is Smallest Z Largest
- Numbers- 80 to No. 1 80 being smallest 1 largest.
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(Hurdy Gurdy) portable drill used for drilling 1/4 inch holes or smaller when no power is available.
Hand Drill
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Various speed and portable drill, requiring compressed air for operation. Comes in various shapes such as a inline 90 and pisitol.
Pneumatic Drill
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Electrically Operated power machine. Two basic types: Bench mounted and Floor Mounted. Used on heavy duty and sensitive drilling.
Drill Press
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Used to temporarily secure parts in position for drilling. Come in sizes ranging from 1/16 to 3/8 of an inch.
Cleco Fasteners
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What are the identifiers for cleco fasteners. Color and size?
- 1/16-Black
- 3/32-Cadmium
- 1/8-Copper
- 5/32-Black
- 3/16-Brass
- 1/4-Green
- 3/8-Red
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Distance from the center of the rivet to the nearest edge of the metal
Edge distance
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Minimum edge distance is 2 1/2 times the distance of the rivet the max is 4 times the distance
Countersunk
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Minimum edge distance is 2 times the diameter of the rivet from the edge of the metal max is 4 times the Diameter.
Raised
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When rivets are placed to close sheet metal will crack or pull away from the rivet if to far away the sheet metal will turn up.
Improper Edge Distance
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Distance between rivets in the same row, and this distance is measured from a rivet center to the next rivet center.
Pitch
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Rivet Spacing is?
Minimum diameter is 3 times diameter and max is 8 times diameter
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Used when two or more rivets are required. Rivets are staggered to obtain max strength. Using 75% of existing Rivet pitch.
Transverse Pitch
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set the head of a screw or a rivet flush with the material in which it is being placed. Used on material.
Countersinking
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What are the two type of Machine Countersunk styles and what are their definition?
- Non-Adjustable- Most commonly used using two or more cutting lips.
- Adjustable- Better to use Produces more uniform cone shaped recess.
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Make recess shape to accommodate a flush head fastener without removing the metal. (Stronger Joint than the machine head)
Dimple Countersinking
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Dimpling soft alloys and metal of 0.063 of an inch thickness or thinner.
Press Dimpling
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Similar to press dimpling except that female die of the dimple is equipped with a spring loaded ram.
Coin Dimpling
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Male and female die, which is manufactured to the shape and size of the flush fastener being installed.
Hand Dimpling
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Used when one metal sheet is to thick to be dimpled and the second sheet is to thin to machine contersink
combination method
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Two parts To Hi-Shear Rivet Are?
And what is Hi-Shear rivets used for
- Cadmium plated steel alloy stud
- Anodized aluminum collar
- Used for high shear strength applications.
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What are the head styles of Hi-Shear Rivets and what are they measured in?
- Flathead
- Countersunk Head
- Diameter in 1/32 of an inch
- Length in 1/16 of an inch
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High strength, blind structural fastener that consist of three parts.
Jo-Bolt
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What are the 3 parts of a Jo-Bolt?
- Alloy Steel nut
- Threaded steel bolt
- Corrosion-resistant steel sleeve
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The three head styles for a Jo-Bolt are and the sizes are?
- Flush
- Hex
- Hex Millable
- Length- 1/16
- Diameter 1/16
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Threaded Fastener that combine the best characteristics of a rivet and a bolt.
Hi-Lok Fastener
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What are the head styles of Hi-Lok fasteners and what are the sizes?
- Flush
- Protruding
- Diameter: 1/32
- Length 1/16
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The two parts to hi-lok fasteners are?
- Stud-Made from cadmium-plated steel alloy
- Collar-Anadozied
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Dimple Head marking most common
Alloy 2117
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Raised cross head marking, magnesium only
Alloy 5056
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1XThickness of Sheet=
Minimum Diameter
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The 5 types of Pneumatic rivet guns are?
- Fast hitting
- Slow Hitting
- Corning Riviter
- One Shot
- Squeeze rivet
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Shape the bucktail of a solid shank rivet.
Bucking Bar
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Used on components in place of solid shanks rivets when a bucking bar cannot be positioned properly
Blind Rivets
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Two types of Blind Rivets Are?
- Mechanical Lock- Used on components in place of solid shank rivets.
- Three Parts: Shank,Lock, Stem
- Friction Lock- Almost the same as mechanical lock but stem is held in place by friction.
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Two types of Rivet guns are
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Main structure unit of fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft. Houses the crew, passengers and cargo
Fuselage
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Light Metal that is often circular or oval shaped
Vertical Rings
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Internal Assemblies that are located where concentrated loads and external parts are attached.
Station Webs
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Stronger Heavier than vertical rings giving shape.
Formers
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Vertical members used to close on area from another.
Bulkhead
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Principle longitudinal members used to fill in between longerous to give added strength.
Longerons
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Short Light structural members used to fill in between longerons to give added strength
stringers
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To classes of Designs for aircraft structures are? And Give a Description
- Monocoque- design relies largely on the strength of the skin or covering to cary the various loads.
- Semimonocoque- Overcomes strength to weight problem of monocoque has skin reinforced by a complete frame of structural members.
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Two types of Airfoils Are?
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3 parts to Cantilever wings are?
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The 6 parts to Rotary wings are?
- Roof end
- Blade Cuff
- Abrasion Strip
- Trailing end
- Blade Spar
- Leading Edge
- Tip End
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Type of Fixed wing Tail Group
Empenage
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4 parts of an Empenage is
- Vertical Stabilizer
- Horizontal Stabilizer
- Rudder
- Elavator
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Controls rolling,motion of the aircraft alongthe longitudinal axis
Ailerons
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Controls the pitching motion of the aircraft on the lateral axis
Elevators
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Controls the yawing motion of the aircraft along the vertical axis
Rudder
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Produced anti-torque forces which may be varied by the pilot to control flight heading thus providing direction control (YAW)
Tail Rotor
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Indicate Vertical planes parallel to the plane of symmetry. PLane of symmetry is vertical plane through the longitudinal centerline of the aircraft
Buttock Lines
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Indicate horizontal planes parallel to the ground.
Waterlines
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3 Shapes to a flush patch are
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Manual for Repairs
NAVAIR 01-XXXXX-3
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General Manual For Structural Repairs
NAVAIR 01-1A-1
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