NAVY AM MOD 3 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Fast Hitting Rivet Gun - ✔✔2500 to 5000 blows per min, used on soft alloy
✔✔Slow hitting - ✔✔2500 blows per minute, used on medium rivets of different alloys.
✔✔One shot - ✔✔Drive a rivet in one blow, used on large rivets of hard alloys
✔✔corner riveter - ✔✔Used in corners and confined spaces. The main difference
between this and other riveters is the size of the tool.
✔✔squeeze riveter - ✔✔squeezes rivet to form a proper size bucktail
✔✔Rivet set - ✔✔Transmit the blows from the rivet gun to the rivet
✔✔bucking bar - ✔✔Shape the buck tail of a solid shank rivet
✔✔Three jo bolt head styles - ✔✔Flush, hex, hex-millable
✔✔Jo-Bolt - ✔✔High strength blind structural fasteners used when only one side of job
is acessable
✔✔Hi-Lok fasteners - ✔✔Threaded fastener used for high strength interference free fit
of primary structures
✔✔Fuselage - ✔✔The main structure or body of the aircraft, houses crew, passengers
and cargo
✔✔Fuselage reinforcements - ✔✔Vertical rings, station webs, formers, bulkhead,
longerons, stringers
✔✔Vertical rings - ✔✔A light metal that is often circular or oval shaped
✔✔Station webs - ✔✔Internal assemblies that are located where concentrated loads
and external parts are attached
✔✔Formers - ✔✔Stronger and heavier than vertical rings, giving shape
✔✔Bulkhead - ✔✔Vertical members that close one area off to the other.
✔✔Longerons - ✔✔Principal longitudinal members that are heavier in construction than
a stringer and run the entire length of the fuselage.
, ✔✔Stringers - ✔✔Short, light structural members that are used to fill in between
longerons to give added strength
✔✔Fuselage Classes - ✔✔Monocoque, Semimonocoque, reinforced shell
✔✔monocoque - ✔✔Relies largely on the strength of the skin or covering to carry
various loads., uses formers, frame assemblies, and bulkheads to give shape. No
bracing members present
✔✔Reinforced shell - ✔✔Has the skin reinforced by a complete framework of structural
members. The skin covers the framework.
✔✔Semimonocoque - ✔✔Same as monocoque, but has the skin reinforced by
longitudinal members (longerons, stringers),
✔✔cantilever wing - ✔✔Wing with no external braces or wires to support the wing
✔✔What is a cantilever wing constructed of - ✔✔Ribs, spar, stringers
✔✔Ribs - ✔✔A principal chord that provides shape and rigidity to the wing.
✔✔Spar - ✔✔A man span wise designed to take bending loads
✔✔Stringers - ✔✔longitudinal member runs span of wing
aids in contour of the structure
Assists the spars in taking the bend load
✔✔A rotary wing is constructed of - ✔✔Root end, blade cuff, blade spar, leading edge,
abrasion strip, tip end, trailing edge.
✔✔tail group - ✔✔The rear of an aircraft comprised of vertical and horizontal stabilizers,
and certain flight control surfaces.
✔✔Empennage - ✔✔the tail assembly of an aircraft.
✔✔What is the empennage composed of? - ✔✔Vertical stabilizer, horizontal stabilizer,
rudder, elevator.
✔✔Tail Group (rotary wings) Consists of... - ✔✔tail pylon, rotor blades, stabilator
✔✔Aircraft Station - ✔✔A system of lines designed to measure points of location.
✔✔Buttock line - ✔✔Indicate vertical planes parallel to the line of symmetry. (Nose of
aircraft)
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Fast Hitting Rivet Gun - ✔✔2500 to 5000 blows per min, used on soft alloy
✔✔Slow hitting - ✔✔2500 blows per minute, used on medium rivets of different alloys.
✔✔One shot - ✔✔Drive a rivet in one blow, used on large rivets of hard alloys
✔✔corner riveter - ✔✔Used in corners and confined spaces. The main difference
between this and other riveters is the size of the tool.
✔✔squeeze riveter - ✔✔squeezes rivet to form a proper size bucktail
✔✔Rivet set - ✔✔Transmit the blows from the rivet gun to the rivet
✔✔bucking bar - ✔✔Shape the buck tail of a solid shank rivet
✔✔Three jo bolt head styles - ✔✔Flush, hex, hex-millable
✔✔Jo-Bolt - ✔✔High strength blind structural fasteners used when only one side of job
is acessable
✔✔Hi-Lok fasteners - ✔✔Threaded fastener used for high strength interference free fit
of primary structures
✔✔Fuselage - ✔✔The main structure or body of the aircraft, houses crew, passengers
and cargo
✔✔Fuselage reinforcements - ✔✔Vertical rings, station webs, formers, bulkhead,
longerons, stringers
✔✔Vertical rings - ✔✔A light metal that is often circular or oval shaped
✔✔Station webs - ✔✔Internal assemblies that are located where concentrated loads
and external parts are attached
✔✔Formers - ✔✔Stronger and heavier than vertical rings, giving shape
✔✔Bulkhead - ✔✔Vertical members that close one area off to the other.
✔✔Longerons - ✔✔Principal longitudinal members that are heavier in construction than
a stringer and run the entire length of the fuselage.
, ✔✔Stringers - ✔✔Short, light structural members that are used to fill in between
longerons to give added strength
✔✔Fuselage Classes - ✔✔Monocoque, Semimonocoque, reinforced shell
✔✔monocoque - ✔✔Relies largely on the strength of the skin or covering to carry
various loads., uses formers, frame assemblies, and bulkheads to give shape. No
bracing members present
✔✔Reinforced shell - ✔✔Has the skin reinforced by a complete framework of structural
members. The skin covers the framework.
✔✔Semimonocoque - ✔✔Same as monocoque, but has the skin reinforced by
longitudinal members (longerons, stringers),
✔✔cantilever wing - ✔✔Wing with no external braces or wires to support the wing
✔✔What is a cantilever wing constructed of - ✔✔Ribs, spar, stringers
✔✔Ribs - ✔✔A principal chord that provides shape and rigidity to the wing.
✔✔Spar - ✔✔A man span wise designed to take bending loads
✔✔Stringers - ✔✔longitudinal member runs span of wing
aids in contour of the structure
Assists the spars in taking the bend load
✔✔A rotary wing is constructed of - ✔✔Root end, blade cuff, blade spar, leading edge,
abrasion strip, tip end, trailing edge.
✔✔tail group - ✔✔The rear of an aircraft comprised of vertical and horizontal stabilizers,
and certain flight control surfaces.
✔✔Empennage - ✔✔the tail assembly of an aircraft.
✔✔What is the empennage composed of? - ✔✔Vertical stabilizer, horizontal stabilizer,
rudder, elevator.
✔✔Tail Group (rotary wings) Consists of... - ✔✔tail pylon, rotor blades, stabilator
✔✔Aircraft Station - ✔✔A system of lines designed to measure points of location.
✔✔Buttock line - ✔✔Indicate vertical planes parallel to the line of symmetry. (Nose of
aircraft)
