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9/8/98 AC 43.13-1B Paragraph Page CONTENTS (CONTINUED) 6-69. External Skin Areas ....................................................................................................................................6-15 6-70. Water Entrapment Areas ............................................................................................................................6-16 6-71. Engine Frontal Areas ..................................................................................................................................6-16 6-72. Electronic Package Compartments.............................................................................................................6-16 6-73. Flexible Hose Assemblies ..........................................................................................................................6-16 6-74. Sandwich Panels .........................................................................................................................................6-16 6-75. Control Cables ............................................................................................................................................6-16 6-76. Integral Fuel Cells.......................................................................................................................................6-16 6-77. Electrical Connectors..................................................................................................................................6-16 6-78.6-88. [RESERVED.]............................................................................................................................ 6-16 SECTION6. CORROSIONREMOVALPROCEDURES 6-89. General........................................................................................................................................................6-17 6-90. Safety Precautions ......................................................................................................................................6-17 6-91. Corrosion Control Work Procedures..........................................................................................................6-18 6-92.6-112. [RESERVED.].......................................................................................................................... 6-19 SECTION7. BASICCORROSIONREMOVALTECHNIQUES 6-113. General........................................................................................................................................................6-21 6-114. Preparations for Rework.............................................................................................................................6-21 6-115. Fairing or Blending Reworked Areas.........................................................................................................6-21 Table 6-1. Abrasives for Corrosion Removal .......................................................................................6-22 Figure6-14. TypicalExampleofAcceptableCleanupofCorrosionPits................................................6-23 Figure6-15. BlendoutofCorrosionasaSingleDepression....................................................................6-24 Figure6-16. BlendoutofMultiplePitsinaCorrodedArea.....................................................................6-24 6-116. Corrosion Removal by Blasting .................................................................................................................6-22 6-117. Cleaners, Polishes, and Brighteners ...........................................................................................................6-22 6-118. Standard Methods.......................................................................................................................................6-23 6-119.6-131. [RESERVED.]........................................................................................................................ 6-24 SECTION 8. ALUMINUM AND ALUMINUM ALLOYS 6-132. General........................................................................................................................................................6-25 6-133. Special Treatment of Anodized Surfaces ...................................................................................................6-25 6-134. Repair of Aluminum Alloy Sheet Metal ....................................................................................................6-25 6-135. Corrosion Removal Around Countersunk Fasteners in Aluminum Alloy.................................................6-26 6-136. Examples of Removing Corrosion From Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys ............................................6-26 6-137.6-147. [RESERVED.]........................................................................................................................ 6-28 SECTION9. MAGNESIUMANDMAGNESIUMALLOYS 6-148. General........................................................................................................................................................6-29 6.149. Treatment of Wrought Magnesium Sheets and Forgings ..........................................................................6-29 6.150. Repair of Magnesium Sheet Metal After Extensive Corrosion Removal..................................................6-29 6.151. In-Place Treatment of Magnesium Castings ..............................................................................................6-30 6.152. Example of Removing Corrosion from Magnesium ..................................................................................6-30 6-153.6-163. [RESERVED.]........................................................................................................................ 6-33 Page xvPDF Image | AFS-640
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