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9/27/01 transceivera unit serving as both a receiver and a transmitter. transformera device for raising or lowering AC voltage. transmitteran electronic system designed to produce modulated RF carrier waves to be radiated by an antenna; also, an electric device used to col lect quantitative information at one point and send it to a remote indicator electrically. transponderan airborne receiver-transmitter de signed to aid air traffic control personnel in tracking aircraft during flight. unbonding—adhesive or cohesive failure between laminates. Compare definitions of adhesive, cohe sive debond, and disbond. very high frequency (VHF)a frequency between 30 and 300 MHz VHF omnirange (VOR)an electronic air naviga tion system that provides accurate direction infor mation in relation to a certain ground station. videoscope—a type of borescope. visible light—electromagnetic radiation that has a wavelength in the range from about 3,900 to 7,700 angstroms and that may be seen by the unaided human eye. visual checkutilizing acceptable methods, tech niques, and practices to determine physical condi tion and safety item. voltunit of potential, potential difference, or elec trical pressure. voltage regulatordevice used in connection with generators to keep the voltage constant as load or speed is changed. warpthreads in a fabric that run the length of the woven material as it comes from the mill. wattthe unit of power; equal to a joule per sec ond. wattmeteran instrument for measuring electrical power. waveguidea hollow, typically rectangular, metal lic tube designed to carry electromagnetic energy at extremely high frequencies. AC 43.13-1B CHG 1 Appendix 1 wavy-grained wood—wood in which the fibers collectively take the form of waves or undulations. welding—a materials-joining process used in mak ing welds. welding rod—a form of welding filler metal, nor mally packaged in straight lengths. welding torch—the device used in gas welding. wood decay—disintegration of wood substance through the action of wood-destroying fungi. wood decay - incipient—the early stage of decay in which the disintegration has not proceeded far enough to soften or otherwise perceptibly impair the hardness of the wood. wood decay - typical or advanced—the stage of decay in which the disintegration is readily recog nized because the wood has become punky, soft and spongy, stringy, pitted, or crumbly. x-ray—a radiographic test method used to detect internal defects in a weld. XL-ETFEA process of radiation cross-linking the polymer chains is used to thermally set the plastic. This prevents the material from softening and melt ing at elevated temperature. XL-Polyalkenean insulation material based on the polyolefin family that has its normally thermomelt characteristic altered by the radiation cross-linking process to that of a nonmelt, therm-set material. 9PDF Image | AFS-640
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