AMET 106
This module covers the metallic and non-metallic materials in aircraft construction and how they are combined and assembled to form the structure of aircraft.
Hours:
- Total Hours: 64
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Lecture Hours: 64
Total Weeks: 15
This course is offered online: No
Prerequisite:
Admission in to the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Program.
Course Content:
T6-1 – Materials
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Explain the history of aircraft development
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Describe the physical properties of materials used in aircraft construction and repair
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Describe the physical properties of ferrous metals as used in aircraft construction and repair
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Describe the physical properties of non-ferrous metals as used in aircraft construction and repair
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Describe the physical testing procedures for aircraft structural materials
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Describe the uses of glass and plastics in aviation products
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Describe the use of wood in aircraft manufacturing and repair
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Describe textile materials used on aircraft
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Describe composite materials used in aircraft
T6-2 – Structures
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Explain aircraft construction
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Explain stress and load distribution
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Identify and handle aircraft sheet metal
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Install rivets
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Form and bend sheet metal parts
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Perform sheet metal repairs
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Install special fasteners
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Inspect, access and prepare a repair scheme for tubular structures
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Inspect and repair bonded metal structure
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Explain fabrication, inspection and repair procedures for wooden structured aircraft
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Install fabric covering. Inspect and repair fabric covering
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Describe composite structures
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Explain the fabrication process. Perform an inspection and repair composite structure
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Describe use of plastic and glass in aircraft structures
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Demonstrate safe work habits while performing any task involving hazardous operation or materials
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Describe the pertinent air regulations
T6-3 – Welding
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Locate air regulations pertinent to this subject
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Describe safety procedures required in welding metals
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Determine that the weld required or performed is the correct weld for attaching or repairing an aircraft structure
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Recognize welding techniques
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Inspect welded structures for conformity with aircraft standards
Learning Outcomes:
- The student will identify various materials and explain their physical qualities.
- The student will identify various aircraft structures and their characteristics with respect to carrying load, sustaining damage, and methods of repair.
Grading System: Percentage
Passing Grade: 70%
Percentage of Individual Work: 100
Course Offered in Other Programs: No
Additional Comments:
- T6-1=50%
- T6-2=25%
- T6-3=25%
Textbooks: Textbooks are subject to change. Please contact the bookstore at your local campus for current book lists.