M6 part 4
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Tension spring
Compression spring
Torsion spring
Direct chemical attack
Intergranular corrosion
Fretting
Heat only
Pressure only
Heat and pressure
Glass fibre
Aramid
Carbon fibre
18% carbon and 8% chromium
18% titanium and 8% vanadium
18% chromium and 8% nickel
Used twice only
Use once
Can be re-used if it is serviceable
Pulling of mandrel through the hole until the shear force is reach
Using rivet gun and buck head
Using dolly
Can be reuse if serviceable
Must be discard after used
Can be used not more than two time
Anodic
Strongest material
Hardest material
3:2
16:7
20:7
Thrust bearing
Roller bearing
Plain bearing
Roller bearing
Ball bearing
Tapered roller bearing
Hollow thud
Hollow vibration
Solid ringing
Torsion strength
Compression strength
Fatigue strength
Minor damage that must be repaired
Cosmetic damage and not mandatory to repair
Major damage
Hardness test
Impact test
Tension test
Compression spring
Tension spring
Leaf spring
Copper
Magnesium
Aluminum
To ensure terminals are safely engaged
For use of locking clips and lockwire
To ensure correct alignment of terminal
Shear
Tensile
Compressive
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