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What type of finish does a twist drill produce when drilling a hole?
What type of finish does a twist drill produce when drilling a hole?
- Fine finish
- Medium finish (correct)
- Rough finish
- Superfine finish
What is the key factor in tool calibration?
What is the key factor in tool calibration?
- Confidence in equipment accuracy (correct)
- Ownership of the tools
- Frequency of calibration
- Availability of calibration shops
Which component is primarily responsible for the quality of a finished item?
Which component is primarily responsible for the quality of a finished item?
- The skill of the craftsperson (correct)
- The calibration frequency of tools
- The material being worked on
- The type of equipment used
What is the purpose of using a reamer after drilling a hole?
What is the purpose of using a reamer after drilling a hole?
In large companies, where are tools that need periodic calibration usually sent?
In large companies, where are tools that need periodic calibration usually sent?
What does the text suggest about the relationship between tools and workmanship standards?
What does the text suggest about the relationship between tools and workmanship standards?
For an engineer who owns tools requiring periodic calibration, what must they ensure?
For an engineer who owns tools requiring periodic calibration, what must they ensure?
'Standards of workmanship' refers to the quality of ____________.
'Standards of workmanship' refers to the quality of ____________.
'Tool Calibration' ensures that equipment is calibrated to meet ____________ standards.
'Tool Calibration' ensures that equipment is calibrated to meet ____________ standards.
What is the purpose of calibrating sensitive instruments before each use?
What is the purpose of calibrating sensitive instruments before each use?
Why is it important to follow the calibration standards specified by the equipment manufacturer?
Why is it important to follow the calibration standards specified by the equipment manufacturer?
What does it mean for a calibration system to be 'traceable by an unbroken chain of comparisons'?
What does it mean for a calibration system to be 'traceable by an unbroken chain of comparisons'?
Why should the user be satisfied that an unbroken traceability chain is in place for calibration?
Why should the user be satisfied that an unbroken traceability chain is in place for calibration?
What role does the design organization play in determining calibration standards?
What role does the design organization play in determining calibration standards?
How does periodic calibration contribute to the quality of workmanship?
How does periodic calibration contribute to the quality of workmanship?
What is an advantage of using appropriate standards for calibration across different locations?
What is an advantage of using appropriate standards for calibration across different locations?
How does the operation of a methodical system of control aid in test equipment calibration?
How does the operation of a methodical system of control aid in test equipment calibration?
What is the responsibility of the user regarding tool calibration according to the text?
What is the responsibility of the user regarding tool calibration according to the text?
How should recommendations for calibration standards be handled when not published or specified?
How should recommendations for calibration standards be handled when not published or specified?
Flashcards
Tool Issue/Receipt
Tool Issue/Receipt
Tools issued and received are recorded adjacent to easily track outstanding tools. Preventing work disruptions across shifts.
Missing Tools
Missing Tools
Missing tools can cause Foreign Object Damage (FOD), requiring investigation and action.
Tool Inspection
Tool Inspection
Tool users must inspect tools at check-out and report discrepancies (e.g., damage).
Tool Return
Tool Return
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Tool Storage
Tool Storage
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Damaged/Malfunctioning Tools Reporting
Damaged/Malfunctioning Tools Reporting
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Frequent Repair Tools
Frequent Repair Tools
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Tool Control
Tool Control
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Aviation Maintenance Standards
Aviation Maintenance Standards
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Hand Tool Skill
Hand Tool Skill
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Tool Calibration
Tool Calibration
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Aircraft Tool Lifespan
Aircraft Tool Lifespan
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Special Tools
Special Tools
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Engineer's Tools
Engineer's Tools
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Tool Records
Tool Records
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Standards of Workmanship
Standards of Workmanship
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Tool Corrosion Protection
Tool Corrosion Protection
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Aircraft Readiness
Aircraft Readiness
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Foreign Object Damage (FOD)
Foreign Object Damage (FOD)
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Study Notes
- Issue and receipt of tools are recorded in adjacent columns to easily identify outstanding entries, crucial for preventing serious issues if work is not carried out across shifts.
- Missing tools can lead to Foreign Object Damage (FOD), prompting an investigation to locate them and prevent disruptions.
- Tool users are responsible for inspecting tools at check-out and reporting any discrepancies to store personnel.
- Tools should be returned to stores after use to minimize misplacement and allow for convenient access by other users.
- Store staff should check the condition of tools upon return, mark them as received, and position them properly in the store.
- Users are required to report damaged or malfunctioning tools promptly for timely repairs to avoid disruptions.
- Tools requiring frequent repairs should be investigated for possible mishandling to prevent future issues.
- Proper care and control of tools is essential in aviation maintenance engineering to ensure proper maintenance and safety standards.
- Aircraft tools are designed to last long if properly maintained and serviced, with measures in place to reduce vulnerability to corrosion.
- Engineers are responsible for acquiring and maintaining their own common hand tool set, while special tools required for aircraft maintenance are provided by the maintenance organization.
- Tool control procedures involve assigning identification numbers to tools, maintaining detailed records, and ensuring all tools are properly checked and inventoried before releasing an aircraft for service.
- Standards of workmanship in aviation maintenance are crucial for ensuring safety, meeting manufacturer's instructions, and adhering to maintenance instructions for acceptable actions.
- Hand working of materials and finish standards with hand tools depend on the skill of the craftsperson and the quality of tools used.
- Tool calibration is necessary to meet airworthiness codes and company standards, with tools requiring periodic calibration to ensure accuracy and reliability during use.
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Test your knowledge on transferring tool responsibility in maintenance operations. Learn about the process of transferring tools to incoming technicians and updating the tool room's records. Explore how maintenance operations in shops or bays organize tools for specific jobs.
