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What does the first two digits in an SAE number indicate?
What does the first two digits in an SAE number indicate?
- Middle of the carbon range
- Type of steel (correct)
- Approximate amount of major alloying element
- Safety usage
Which metal is widely used in modern aircraft construction?
Which metal is widely used in modern aircraft construction?
- Magnesium
- Iron
- Copper
- Titanium (correct)
What is the role of copper in the text?
What is the role of copper in the text?
- Widely distributed metal (correct)
- Vastly superior to iron alone
- Used for fuselage skins
- Making flat springs
What is the purpose of spark testing mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of spark testing mentioned in the text?
Which range of carbon content characterizes high carbon steel?
Which range of carbon content characterizes high carbon steel?
What does AISI stand for in the text?
What does AISI stand for in the text?
What property is most important for an aircraft material to resist deformation and stress without breaking?
What property is most important for an aircraft material to resist deformation and stress without breaking?
Which property refers to the weight of a unit volume of a material and is an important consideration to maintain the proper weight and balance of an aircraft?
Which property refers to the weight of a unit volume of a material and is an important consideration to maintain the proper weight and balance of an aircraft?
What property enables a metal to be permanently drawn, bent, or twisted, and is essential in making wire and tubing?
What property enables a metal to be permanently drawn, bent, or twisted, and is essential in making wire and tubing?
Which type of aluminum is prone to breaking or cracking when subjected to stress without changing its shape?
Which type of aluminum is prone to breaking or cracking when subjected to stress without changing its shape?
What is the property that refers to the ability of a material to resist abrasion, penetration, and cutting action?
What is the property that refers to the ability of a material to resist abrasion, penetration, and cutting action?
What property allows a metal to withstand tearing or shearing, making it a desirable property in aircraft metals?
What property allows a metal to withstand tearing or shearing, making it a desirable property in aircraft metals?
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