Across
- 3. happens when you sand to fast and hard
- 4. vacuum bagging removes air and excess resin in composite work
- 5. stitch used for hand sewing aircraft fabrics
- 8. also known as the matrix
- 12. deterioration at which aircraft fabric must be replaced
- 13. micromesh kits are used to
- 15. minimum number of baseball stitches per inch
- 17. most common plastic used in aviation
- 18. used to bond acrylic
- 20. minimum tensile strength of old cotton
- 22. keeps part from sticking to mold
- 23. which plastic cannot be reshaped
- 26. Needed when replacing cotton with Dacron
- 28. standard wood used in aircraft manufacturing
- 29. how to fix an improperly shaped windshield
- 30. three types of aircraft fabric
- 32. must you repair both sides of honeycomb if one side is damaged
- 33. aromatic polymide fibers such as kevlar
- 34. indicates possible separation of composite laminates
- 35. used to repair small cracks in windshields
- 37. increases vacuum bagging cure times
- 39. the _____ is 90 degrees to the length of fiber as it comes off the roll
- 41. microballons are this type of agent
Down
- 1. method for cutting foam
- 2. sandpaper grit to start with when micromesh
- 3. the reason for tapering glued wood repairs
- 6. minimum tensile strength of new cotton
- 7. two advantages of using honeycomb
- 9. _____ new plies is the preferred way to repair composites
- 10. where these when working with transparent plastics
- 11. leave this on when working with transparent plastics
- 14. how long resin will remain in a workable state
- 16. two classifications of plastic
- 19. the method used to shrink dacron
- 21. carbon fiber may be applied directly over aluminum during construction
- 24. acrylic smells ______ when burned
- 25. the method used to shrink cotton
- 27. cause of distortion in an aircraft window
- 30. sandpaper grit to finish with when micromesh
- 31. dissipates heat well
- 36. composite fabric is strongest in the _______ direction
- 38. reference for acceptable substitutions of wood species in repairs
- 40. preferred method to bond transparent plastic