Module 6 Sep Session 2026 Questions
- Continuous silicon carbide
✓ Avco CVP SiC
â—‹ Nicalon SiC
â—‹ Tyranno Si-Ti-C - Titanium alloy which takes primary structural load
â—‹ A-70
â—‹ A-55
✓ C-110M
○ A-110 AT - MTCS — Worm gear
â—‹ Has low mechanical advantage
✓ Has high mechanical advantage
â—‹ Gives input force to spur gear for spiral worm gear - Nut is held, bolt is turned
â—‹ Clevis bolt
✓ T-bolt
â—‹ Lock bolts - When two metals dip in an electrolyte, then the corrosion is on?
â—‹ Cathodic
✓ Anodic
â—‹ Both - Composition of K-Monel
â—‹ Nickel, copper, manganese
â—‹ Chromium, nickel, iron
✓ Aluminium, copper, nickel - MTCS — Pylon nut
✓ A pylon nut is a stamped sheet-metal nut used as a jam nut on a check nut, but it is lighter in
weight
â—‹ A pylon nut is a stamped sheet-metal nut used as a jam nut or a check nut, but it is heavier in
weight
â—‹ Pylon nut is not a registered trademark - Which rivet is kept in a refrigerator?
â—‹ 2027-T
✓ 2024-T
â—‹ 5053 - Which one is correct in the case of the cotter-pin bolt safetying method?
â—‹ The prong bent over the bolt end should extend beyond the bolt diameter
â—‹ The prong bent down should rest against the surface of the washer
â—‹ In the wrap-around method, the prongs should extend outward from the sides
✓ All prongs should be bent over at a reasonable radius - 4-28 thread specifies
✓ 1/4-inch diameter; has 28 threads in 1 inch of its threaded length
â—‹ 1/4-inch length; has 28 threads in 1 inch of its thread length - Do not install elastic stop nuts in places where the temperature is
○ 200°F
○ 300°F
○ 350°F
✓ 250°F - MTCS — Classes of fit
○ Class 1 — close fit
○ Class 2 — loose fit
✓ Class 3 — medium fit
○ Class 4 — free fit - 7 × 19 cable means? (1 × 2)
✓ 7 wires of 19 strands each
â—‹ 19 wires of 7 strands each - J-circular mils
â—‹ 0.383
✓ 0.78
â—‹ 0.66 - Plain bearings take
â—‹ Only radial loads
â—‹ Only thrust loads
✓ Radial loads, although some have been designed to take thrust loads - Some questions related to the moulding process of fabric
â—‹ Plastic bagging
✓ Vacuum bagging - Which tape is used in vacuum bagging?
✓ Zygup tape [handwriting unclear]
â—‹ Surface tape - The removal of the surface of the material by mechanical forces like using
sandpaper or abrasive particles
â—‹ Corrosion
✓ Erosion
○ Cut Module 06 • September 2026 Page 3 - The electrochemical deterioration of a metal because of its chemical reaction
with the surrounding environment
â—‹ Erosion
â—‹ Cut
✓ Corrosion - Smoking rivet
✓ Filleting corrosion [wording unclear]
â—‹ Surface corrosion
â—‹ Filiform corrosion - Corrosion occurs by
â—‹ Chemical attack
â—‹ Electrochemical action
✓ Both
â—‹ Either - In a simple gear train
â—‹ At least two or more gears rotate on different shafts
â—‹ As in (1), an even number of gears rotates in the same direction
â—‹ As in (1), an odd number of gears rotates in the opposite direction
✓ As in (1), an even number of gears rotates in the opposite direction - AN 819 have
✓ Blue or black
â—‹ Colourless
â—‹ As in (ii) + cadmium plated - Impact testing
✓ Does not indicate the shock resistance of a material, but it will show whether the material is
excessively brittle
â—‹ It determines the strength of an aircraft tubing - Rivet used in self-sealing application?
✓ Bubbled cherry lock
â—‹ Thin-down lock rivet [handwriting unclear] - Terminal lugs related question
✓ 7 to 14
â—‹ Not more than 4
â—‹ 10 to 15 - Question related to honeycomb strength compared to composite laminations
and Al
- No options written in the source
- Cable linkage disadvantage
✓ Frequent adjustment required Module 06 • September 2026 Page 4 - Corrosion due to lack of uniformity
â—‹ Surface corrosion
â—‹ Dissimilar corrosion
✓ Intergranular corrosion - Question related to pitch lead
✓ Tapered
â—‹ Straight - To check the hardness
✓ File test - Selection of wire
â—‹ Voltage drop
â—‹ Current-carrying capacity
✓ Both - The midpoint of crest and root?
✓ Base of thread
â—‹ Angle of thread
â—‹ None - To avoid EMI around wire
✓ Shielded wire
â—‹ Standard aircraft wire
â—‹ Both - MTCS
â—‹ When the direction of load is at a right angle, it is radial load; when parallel, it is axial load
â—‹ Radial load changes due to RPM change
â—‹ Axial load changes due to compression and turbine
✓ All
Disclaimer: Memory-Based Content, The questions provided herein are compiled based on the memory recalls of candidates who appeared for the exam.
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