Composite Materials in Aerospace Industry

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What are the two main types of man-made composite materials mentioned in the text?

Carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic and glass-fiber-reinforced plastic

What is the key property of the fibers used in CFRP and GFRP according to the text?

They are stiff and strong for their density

What is the key property of the polymer matrix used in CFRP and GFRP according to the text?

It is tough but neither stiff nor strong

Which material is mentioned as the most used for the fuselage, wing, and supporting structures of many commercial airliners and military aircraft built before the year 2000?

High-strength aluminum alloy

What is the characteristic of the polymer matrix used in CFRP and GFRP according to the text?

Tough but not stiff or strong

Which of the following materials is mentioned as being used for the fuselage, wing, and supporting structures of many commercial airliners and military aircraft built before the year 2000?

High-strength aluminum alloy

What is the key property of the carbon and glass fibers used in CFRP and GFRP according to the text?

Stiff and strong (for their density)

Which of the following is not a man-made composite material mentioned in the text?

Kevlar-reinforced plastic

What is the primary characteristic of the polymer matrix used in CFRP and GFRP?

Tough but neither stiff nor strong

What is a key advantage of using aluminum alloys in aircraft structures?

Reduced weight

Which of the following properties of aluminum makes it suitable for electrical conductors in aircraft?

High electrical conductivity

What is a key benefit of the formability of aluminum alloys for aircraft structures?

Easier to machine complex shapes

Which of the following is NOT a reason why aluminum alloys are a popular choice for aircraft structures?

Poor electrical conductivity

How do aluminum alloys contribute to the overall weight reduction of aircraft?

Lower density compared to other metals

What is a key factor that makes aluminum alloys suitable for aircraft structures?

High strength-to-weight ratio

Which aluminum alloy is ideal for framework due to its machinability and strength but lacks corrosion resistance?

Alloy 2014

Which aluminum alloy is commonly used for aircraft fuel tanks due to its non-heat treatable nature, high fatigue strength, and good corrosion resistance?

Alloy 3003

Which aluminum alloy is workable with excellent corrosion resistance, weldable and brazable, making it commonly used for wings or fuselage?

Alloy 6061

Which aluminum alloy is ideal for anodizing applications or architectural structures due to its high tensile properties and high corrosion resistance, often used for aesthetic purposes and finishes?

Alloy 6063

Which aluminum alloy is one of the strongest available for aerospace applications, offering excellent strength-to-weight ratio and the ability to be heat-treated?

Alloy 7068

Which aluminum alloy is widely used in aircraft and aerospace components, providing stress resistance, high-tensile strength, and capable of heat treatment?

Alloy 2024

Explore the world of composite materials in the aerospace industry, focusing on carbon- and glass-fiber-reinforced plastic (CFRP and GFRP) and high-strength aluminum alloy commonly used in commercial airliners and military aircraft. Learn about the properties and applications of these materials.

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