AMS 262 Unit 1 Test Questions With
Complete Answers
What is an SDS and what is in it? - ANSWER Safety Data Sheet
Includes things like product identification, hazardous Ingredients, and Special
Protection.
What should you flush an affected body area with and how long? - ANSWER Clean
water and for 15 minutes
What is a SRM? - ANSWER Structural Repair Manual
In the ATA code what is Section 50? - ANSWER Structures
What is Cohesion? - ANSWER Intermingling of two surfaces (fusing) typically caused by
a solvent or heat. A method for typically used for gluing thermoplastics.
What is Crazing and what causes it? - ANSWER Formation of tiny cracks in plastics.
May be caused by UV rays from the sun, ozone, chemicals, stress from cold bending,
etc.
What does Monolithic mean? - ANSWER Refers to a slabular or single layered structure
such as concrete.
What are thermoset plastics? - ANSWER 1. Requires the application of heat to harden
2. Once cured, cannot be effectively reformed (reacts to heat much like a hard boiled
egg).
3. Primary use in aviation is in composite construction as a matrix.
What are three examples of Thermoset Plastics? - ANSWER 1. Epoxy
2. Polyester
Complete Answers
What is an SDS and what is in it? - ANSWER Safety Data Sheet
Includes things like product identification, hazardous Ingredients, and Special
Protection.
What should you flush an affected body area with and how long? - ANSWER Clean
water and for 15 minutes
What is a SRM? - ANSWER Structural Repair Manual
In the ATA code what is Section 50? - ANSWER Structures
What is Cohesion? - ANSWER Intermingling of two surfaces (fusing) typically caused by
a solvent or heat. A method for typically used for gluing thermoplastics.
What is Crazing and what causes it? - ANSWER Formation of tiny cracks in plastics.
May be caused by UV rays from the sun, ozone, chemicals, stress from cold bending,
etc.
What does Monolithic mean? - ANSWER Refers to a slabular or single layered structure
such as concrete.
What are thermoset plastics? - ANSWER 1. Requires the application of heat to harden
2. Once cured, cannot be effectively reformed (reacts to heat much like a hard boiled
egg).
3. Primary use in aviation is in composite construction as a matrix.
What are three examples of Thermoset Plastics? - ANSWER 1. Epoxy
2. Polyester