1.

Q:- A high level of surface cleaning is important prior to Penetrant test

1.    Reduce the amount of penetrant used
2.    Reduce the level of false indication
3.    Ensure a good bond for the developer
4.    Improve the viscosity of the penetrant
2. Q:- Which of the following is considered the main restriction of the rad
1.    The detection of planar defects not oriented parallel o the beam direction
2.    The range of material thickens it can be used for
3.    Cannot be used For remote site work
4.    The range of material types it can be used for
3. Q:- For which of the following types of NDT does the term provide rela
1.    Ultrasonic testing
2.    Radiographic Testing
3.    Penetrant testing
4.    Magnetic testing
4. Q:- A restriction of the MPI method of NDT testing is that it can:
1.    Only be used of nonferrous metals
2.    Not be used on ferritic  stainless steels
3.    Only be used magnetic materials
4.    Not be used on materials over the 3mm thickness
5. Q:- Which of the following would be most unlikely to be found in a butt
1.    Linear elongated slag inclusions in the root (wagon tracks)
2.    Burn through
3.    Lack of sidewall fusion
4.    An elongated gas cavity
6. Q:- Which of the following is a disadvantage of the radiographic method
1.    Access to both sides of the welded joint is required
2.    The process cannot be used on large-grained metals
3.    Gamma-ray radiography is not very portable
4.    Gamma-ray radiography is limited to 25 mm thickness in steels
7. Q:- An AC yoke is a device used in which NDT technique?
1.    Magnetic particle testing
2.    Penetrant testing
3.    Radiographic testing
4.    Ultrasonic testing
8. Q:- Which of the following is considered the main restriction of the ra
NDT
1.    The orientation of planar defects
2.    The range of material thickness
3.    Use for remote site work
4.    The range of material types
9. Q:- For ultrasonic testing, which of the following statements is true?
1.    It is easy to identify all defects
2.    The equipment should be calibrated before use
3.    The equipment cannot be automated
4.    Sound waves will not travel through copper
1. Q: – In which material does hydrogen cracking most commonly occur
1.    Austenitic stainless steel
2.    Aluminum
3.    Carbon manganese steel =-O
4.    All of the above
2. Q: – Which welding process produces the highest level of hydrogen?
1.    TIG autogenously
2.    MIG solid wire =-O
3.    FCAW
4.    MMA basic electrodes
3. Q: – What is the minimum requirement of stress for hydrogen cracking to
1.    5 N/mm2
2.    5 Joules of the yield
3.    5 % of the yield of the material
4.    5 of the yield of the material =-O
4. Q: – The main purpose of preheating is to:
1.    Reduce residual stress
2.    Delay the cooling rate
3.    Remove hydrogen =-O
4.    Improve fusion
5. Q: – In order to prevent hydrogen cracking which of the following would
1.    Material thickness
2.    Welding position
3.    Carbon equitant value =-O
4.    Joint design
6. Q: – Which one of these electrodes produces the highest level of hydrog
1.    Cellulosic electrodes =-O
2.    Rutile electrode
3.    Basic electrodes
4.    Iron powder electrodes
1. Q: – Which of these elongation values would more susceptible to lamella
1.    Greater than 20%
2.    Less than 20 % =-O
3.    30% and above
4.    They would all be susceptible
2. Q: – What is an STRA test?
1.    Short track risk of the area
2.    Short transverse reduction in area =-O  
3.    Shaved tensile reducing area
4.    Strength to reduce the area
3. Q: – Which one of these statements is true concerning lamellar tearing?
1.    As the material gets lower thickness the ductility decreases =-O
2.    As the material gets thicker the resistance to lamellar tearing improves
3.    As materials get thicker, the ductility improves
4.    Thick materials don’t suffer from lamellar tearing
4. Q: – Which one of these joints would be more susceptible to lamellar tea
1.    U butt
2.    Vee butt
3.    Double Vee butt
4.    Compound weld =-O
5. Q: – Heat input value of MMA weld run
1.    5kj/mm =-O
2.    5kj/mm
3.    5kj/mm
4.    05kj/mm
6. Q: – Which process uses a constant current electrical characteristic?
1.    MIG/MAG
2.    MMA =-O
3.    FCAW
4.    All processes use this
7. Q: – According to BS EN 22553, symbol elongated Z is used to represent
1.    Actual throat
2.    Intermittent staggered weld =-O
3.    Design throat
4.    Weld penetration
8. Q: – If the torch was trailing when using the MIG/MAG process. W
appearance of the weld is most likely to be observed during visual inspect
1.    No undercut and shallow penetration
2.    Severe undercut and deep penetration =-O  
3.    Moderate undercut and penetration
4.    Minimum undercut and excess weld metal
9. Q: – Which tungsten electrode is usually used to weld Aluminum?
1.    Zirconiated =-O
2.    Throated
3.    Large diameter
4.    Pointed electrode
10. Q:- In MIG/MAG welding what would be affected if the CTWD was exten
1.    Ampere =-O
2.    Voltage
3.    Inductance
4.    Polarity
11. Q:- A butt weld was produced in a 40 mm steel plate .the electrode t
diameter 4mm.The welding parameters used for one of the welding runs w
and a ROL of 120 mm/min. What is the arc energy for that weld run?
1.    91KJ perm
2.    98KJ per mm
3.    28 KJ per mm =-O
4.    0kj/mm
12. Q: – In MIG/MAG welding which would mode of transfer is referred to as
1.    Dip
2.    Pulse
3.    Spray
4.    Globular =-O
13. Q: – Catholic cleaning is used to remove?
1.    Sign waves
2.    Oxides =-O
3.    Surface inclusions
4.    Low melting point compounds
14. Q: – What is the main purpose of the pre and post flow function on a TIG
1.    Avoid Tungsten electrode contamination =-O
2.    Cool the weld during solidification
3.    Give the welder time to adjust to welding conditions
4.    Purge the gas line
od of NDT?

nt using the conventional radiographic method of NDT?

ly considered