Aerospace Materials Quality Control
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Questions to answer in this module… Why is Quality Control important in aerospace manufacturing? What can go wrong in quality control? How are aerospace materials quality controlled?
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Quality Control is conducted by a team… Design engineer Materials engineer Stress engineer Raw materials producer Production Planner Technician Quality Assurance Inspector
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Team Design engineer- responsible for the general design of the aircraft performance, and general concept. All of which must be met with available materials and manufacturing processes.
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Team Materials engineer- specifies the materials based on properties, cost, size, shape, processing etc.
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Team Stress engineer- analyzes/refines geometry to ensure the material of the components are not pushed beyond their properties.
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Team Raw materials producer- supplies the materials for the aircraft, maintains quality control of physical properties, identifies material and produces certifications to accompany material, may package materials to protect from environmental damage before use. The materials producer may frequently test the material or send samples for independent verification.
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Team Production Planner-
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Team Technician- performs the correct processing according to standards, verifies certifications accompany materials at each step. The technician follows procedures and checks off performed steps.
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Team Quality Assurance Inspector-
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Techniques Materials property verification Destructive Testing Non-destructive Testing
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Techniques Destructive Testing Corrosion Testing Tensile Testing Impact Testing
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Techniques Non-destructive Testing Liquid penetrant Testing Radiograhic Testing Impulse Excitation Testing Ultrasonic Testing Electromagnetic Testing Acoustic Emission Testing Positive Material Identification Hardness Testing Infrared and Thermal Testing Laser Testing Leak Detection
Non-destructive Testing Liquid penetrant Testing
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Techniques Radiograhic Testing
Non-destructive Testing Impulse Excitation Testing
Non-destructive Testing Ultrasonic Testing
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Techniques Electromagnetic Testing
Non-destructive Testing Acoustic Emission Testing
Non-destructive Testing Positive Material Identification
Non-destructive Testing Hardness Testing
Non-destructive Testing Infrared and Thermal Testing
Non-destructive Testing Laser Testing
Non-destructive Testing Leak Detection
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Techniques Intelligent materials/component health monitoring Embedded sensors and systems
Aerospace Materials Quality Control Techniques Materials documentation Certifications, tags, seals, inspection reports
Summary Why is Quality Control important in aerospace manufacturing?