Sr.no.

Questions Level ANS

Sealant Is Used To Maintain B B

----------------are applied to fill channels & holes

M C
that occur as a result of the structural design.

The time in hours during which the sealant can

be used and installation of fasteners must be B B
completed.

The time in hours that is required for the

sealant to cure enough so that that part can be B A
handled without damage.

Sealants of this class are called interfay

sealants, they are fluid (low viscosity) and are M C
used for wet assembly.

In case of Class A and Class B sealants? M A

What is faying surface sealing? B A

The % of sealant squeeze out during fay
B A
surface sealant application is?
In what areas sealant can be used? B D
For every 8 degree centigrade rise in
temperature, application life and curing time M A
are?
What is cure time? M A
Methods used in sealant application B D

Sealants of this class are called fillet sealants,

they are viscous and stable. These sealants are
M B
used if thicker layers have to be applied, e.g.
for fillets, filling of cavities and holes, etc..

The time in hours during which the sealant gets

M C
cure so that it will not transfer to the finger.

The cure rate is strongly influenced by

M C
temperature and humidity.

Allow sealant to thaw to room temperature

before using.Five to 10 minutes in warm water
or approximately 30 minutes at room M B
temperature is usually sufficient. A) False B)
True.

Why do we wet install fasteners? B C

The time in hours during which the sealant can
be readily extruded from the sealant gun and
M D
must be applied to the part with in a time is
called.
Sealant which is applied along a joint or edges
M B
is called

Visual appearance of
bondlines of sealant should
M D
meet which requirement of
following?

All samples should be made in the same

condition as like the actual part and it should M A
meet the shore hardness value.

Is it required to seal the wet

B A
installed rivets?

Cleaning of surface will be

done for sealant application M A
with?

What is the application time

of AMS-S-8802, TYP 2 CL B M A
2?

Can IPA or Distilled water

can be mixed with Sealant
M A
for application or smoothing
the sealant. ?

Fillet sealant can be done by help of which tool M c

For carrying out sealant

rework, Removal of sealant M b
will be done by ?

Fay surface sealant should be applied in a M A

Use of feeler gauge and other mechanical

means to inspect fay sealed joints is not M B
permitted
During fay sealing Sealant surface must be free
M D
from..?
Fay surface sealing..? M D
To spread sealants for faying surface sealing
B C
which rollers can be used..?

Fay sealant is usually applied to the smaller part

B A
(e.g., to a spar stiffener instead of a web)…?

After fastening of the joint within the squeezed-

out life of the sealant, either remove the
M A
squeezed-out sealant, or fair in to form a small
fillet as required..?

Allow sealant to thaw to room temperature

before using. Five to 10 minutes in warm water
M A
or approximately 30 minutes at room
temperature is usually sufficient.

Defects in Fay Seal..? M E

The mixing and application of sealing compound B A

For every 8 °C (15 °F) rise in temperature ,

application life and curing time are reduced
M A
by---------and for every 8 °C (15 °F) drop, times
are----------.

Mark the correct statements M D

Mark the correct statements M D
Mark the correct statements with respect to
M D
sealant mixing
The sealant shall be applied on one face and
B D
spread evenly using a
The containers for sealing compounds shall be
marked in accordance with the federal
M D
regulations for the handling of hazardous
material:

The space between the contact surfaces is filled

with sealant. This reduces entry of a corrosion M B
medium (humidity, air etc.).

Storage life of the unopened original packaging

M C
guaranteed by the manufacturer.

The time until the sealing compound reaches

M A
approximately 60 % of final hardness.
The lesser component (in terms of volume and
weight) of a two-component sealant that
M B
initiates or speeds up sealant cure when mixed
with the sealant base, also referred to as ------.

The major component (in terms of volume and

M A
weight) of a two-part sealant that

What type of sealing in below figure. B B

What type of sealing in below figure. B A
What type of sealing in below figure. B B
M C
Mark the correct statement. M D

Brush coat Sealant. Thinned with solvent to

B A
provide viscosity suitable for brushing

Filleting Sealant. Relatively heavy consistency

B B
with good thixotropic (low-slump) properties

Faying Surface Sealant. Medium consistency for

B C
good spread ability
Hole-Filling Sealant, Similar to Class B with very
B D
low slump
Sprayable Sealants M D
What type of defect in below figure? B D
What type of defect in below figure? M D
What are possible defect in fillet seal? M D
Mark the correct statetment. M D

Work out bubbles and smooth out (fair) the

B A
applied bead of sealant using a fairing tool.

What are the sealant mixing process ? B C

The mixing and application of the sealing

compounds used in the wet installation of
B A
fasteners shall be accomplished by personnel
who have previously demonstrated

Mark the correct statements. M D

All fasteners extending to the exterior be wet

installed. Sealant can be extruded into the hole
M A
and around the surface to be under the head of
the fastener.

Which factor not directly effect sealant

B C
application and cure time?
What direct operator will do fillet sealing ? B A

Work out bubbles and smooth out (fair) the

B A
applied bead of sealant using a

Sealant Inspection records of the material

offered for shipment shall be kept complete and
M A
available to costmer for a minimum specefied
period from the date of mixing

An aerospace sealant is a material that……. B D

An aerospace sealant is a material that …. M D

Unless otherwise specified on the engineering

drawing, sealant or primer required for
B A
attaching parts such as rivets, bolts and screws
shall be applied wet during installation.

What is the application time of A-2 Sealant? B C

Sr.No. ANS. 25 WEB, CAP

1 26 +/-0.03
2 B 27 +/-0.010
3 B 28 A
4 D 29 A
5 B 30 E
6 D 31 C
7 D 32 C
8 B 33 D
9 C 34 d
10 A 35 A
11 C 36 A
12 B 37 A
13 D 38 D
14 B 39 D
15 B 40 A
16 A 41 A
17 A 42 A
19 A 43 A
20 6 44 B
21 A 45 C
22 WEB 46 A

23 QQ-A-362 Cond T3 47 B

24 340284 48 B
49 C
50 D
S.No ANSWER
1 A
2 C
3 C
4 B
5 E
6 SLEEVE
7 C
8 D
9 C
10 C
11 A
12 A
13 B
14 MANDREL
15 GO NO-GO GAGE / COMBINATION GAGE
16 B
17 B
18 B
19 A
20 B