Aviation Safety
Volume 23
Number 8
August 2003
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Metal Cancer

Combating corrosion isn’t a full-time job, but it does take perseverance and an arsenal of protective and preventive tactics
Corroded nut on a brake line could spell trouble if it allowed brake fluid to leak
Staff Report

Like anything manmade, airplanes are trying to fall apart from the moment they’re built. But airplanes are unlike most machines in that owners expect longevity, strength and aesthetic purity for decades – hopefully at a cost that doesn’t give the owners’ creditors the willies.

The number one enemy of such a record is corrosion. …
 
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