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; Welding Inspection: +Multi-Choice Questions
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filet weld has an actual throat thickness of 8mm and a leg leng!
“What isthe excess convexity (excess weld metal) ?
A
B
wo
D
2mm
1.8mm
3.1mm
14mm
The fasion boundary of a weld is defined as...
ar ‘the boundary between the weld metal and B
c
D
the boundary between individual weld runs
the depth of root penetration
the boundary between the HAZ and parent
a Welding Inspector detects a ype of imperfection not allowed |
A
Bo
c
D
request further NDE
reject the weld
prepare a concession request
nly reject the weld ifhe considers it to bet
ES ENO070 allows the use of a magnifying glass for visual inspect
A
Be Xioxs
© xStwxi0
D not greater than x20
‘Tae majority of welder qualification tests are carried out using ant
{tis quicker, end cheaper. if back-zouging is
ifthe welding process is not TIG, back purg
all welder qualification ests are done on sen
‘requires more skill and increases the welds
Which ofthe following is a non-planar imperfection ?
1 weld contreline crack
aHAZ crack
crater erack.
linear porosity
test is used to measure the toughness ofthe wel
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be A aplication Standard he must always...
ful
bout /scommends thatthe magnification is...
scke I joint. This is because
tree aired
ism Urequired
liars er pipe
(qua fication range
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8. “he European Standard for NDE of Fusion Welds by Visual Exar sion is
A ENZSE
BENS
c EN2e7
De" EN970
9. When items are being fabricated for very high integrity applicatio welcing inspectors should make checks
a belore, during and after welding,
before welding only
Cees
D during welding and after welding only
10, \ncomplete root penetration can be caused by ...
A an excessive roat fice
Ban excessive root gap
C the current seiting being too low
De both A and C
11. \ncomplete root fusion in a single-vee butt weld can be result fror
Tineat misalignment
the root gap being too large
root faces being too small
D — allofthe ebove
12. When visually inspecting the face ofa finished weld it should be; sec for...
A excess weld metal height
5 teeblend / profile
CC interrun blend / profile
DX allafthe above
13. A burn-through may cceur if...
A thecurrent is t00 low
B the root face is too lerge
the root gap is too large
D —_allofte above
14. Code of Practice can be defined as
‘A astandard for workmanship quality only
BL rules and guidelines for manufacturing ap: ular aroduct
C—_aspecification forthe finished product
Dany National Standard
15, solid inclusion ina weld may be
AY entrapped slag.
5B —_catrapped gas
eek of inter-run fusion
DB allofthe above
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D prevent moisture pick-up in the root bead
‘The chemical composition of weld metal deposited by a C-Mn ste
A. the core wire composition
BX the transfer of alloying additions from the |
© the transfer of iron powder from the fux ex
dilution from the base material
Silicon is added lo steel, and also the covering of MMA electrode
A de-oxidation
B improved strength
C improved toughness
Detter resistance to solidification cracking
When a fusible insert is used for TIG welding it can be beneficial
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it gives controlled root penetration
C\ ievgia te mcd ws back pinging
D allot tie sbove
According to AWS 2.4, a wold symbol forthe ‘other’ sid is show
A above the dashed line
B below the dashed fine
CU above the solid line
DB below the solid line
‘What type of covering do low hydrogen electrodes have ?
A exhulesic
Bm
Cc , wid
DH basic
‘A hydrogen contelled MMA electrode can always be recognised
AN EN colle lewer or AWS code number stan,
B thickness ofthe electrode covering
C Trade Name
D colour of the fx covering
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cov ning
ing
or th: purpose of giving.
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23. A.qualified Welding Procedure Specification i¢ used to
‘A give instruction to the welder
B_ give information to the welding inspector
C __ give confidence that finished welds witl hav
De alllofthe above
24. Amare strike (stray arc) on a steel component is usually regarded
A itmay cause contamination by copper
Bit may cause hard spots
C _. itmay give cracking
D—~ of hath B&C
25. ina transverse tensile tes; « brittle fracture would be indicated wi
A thee large reduction in cross-sectional
B~ the finctue surface is fat but has & rough =
C fracture ocears inthe centre ofthe weld
D ——acture oceuts in the HAZ
25, “he ‘compulsory’ part of the coding system used for electrodes clz
A the covering type & postionsl capability
B__the covering type & strength
the minimum strength, the toughness tet te
D the covering type & toughness
27. What does the number 14] refer to on this drawing symbol ?
A thonumber ofthe WPS
Be the welding process 3
C thenumber of the NDE procedure
D——_theacceptance standard
28. “he electrode polarity that is usually used for TIG welding of soe
AW DC negative
BDC positive
c | ae
Dany polarity can be used
29. typical temperature range for baking low hydrogen electrodes
A 150% 200°C
B 200m 250°C
© 300%» 350°C
D 450% 500°C
30. if welding travel speed is doubled, bu the current and voltage ren
A be reduced by 50%
B be inereased by a factor of wo
© be boutthe same
D be reduced by approxinutely 25%
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ae specified properties
‘ur acceptable imperfection because.
‘ate position of facture
e
Jed 9 EN 499 must include
sat ree covering type
the same, the heat input will.Welding Inspection: Multi-Choice Training Qu iors Paper3 (w.7)
7. Which of the following AWS AS] electrodes has acellulosic con 5
A Bono
BB OE7I6
Cc E718
D E6013
8. Whatie the advantage of « welding process that uses a flux have &« arec with a non-fluxed welding processes?
‘A. the flux can help to remove hydrogen
BL~ the fhax can help to remove oxygen and ligh ide Ims
© the flux always gives better penetration
D the flux always gives a very smooth weld pe >
9. A carbon manganese stel is being welded by MMA and the electn run-sut-engths that are being used are
:nuch shorter than the minimum specified by the WPS, This deviat may cause
A hycropea cracking
B , solidification racking
C/ the HAZ toughness to be lower than specifie
the HAZ hardness to be higher than specifi:
10. Which welding position generally gives the highest heat input ?
wf op ere?
B PE Ove
&€ ©
> OB
1. ‘The spray transfer mode of GMAW @is characterised by «0.
AX” giving deep penetration
B being suitable for positional welding
C giving excessive spatter
D —_allofthe above
12. Waich type of SAW flux requires carefil control of storage, issue a sancling to avoid moisture pick-up ?
A ont
3 eadomentd
chs
Dam ah shoots ou
13. A coarse-grained HAZ in a C-Mia steel weld joint that has been cau: by Pgh heat input welding, may give
AY lootene ducity
low toughness at low temperatures
Chigh toughness at low temperatures
D high hardness
14. Which gas is the most suitable shielding gas for GMAW of 304L ax 161 stainless steels ?
A 100% Argon
B 70% Argon-+ 30% He
C Argon 20% Hydrogen
D~ Argon+ 1% 0:
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23, To edace the risk of failure in-service due to repented ey tres
Awe low heat input welding
B __uscasieel with alow CEY
Censure there are no features that give stress
D_allofthe above
24. Which type of SAW flux is most susceptible to breaking down int
A ted
B neutral
C alloyed
Di agglomerated
25. ES ENISO S817 (Level B) specifies the limit for Excess Weld Mt
foumula: ft $ Imm * 0.10 but max Smm) where b = weld width.
‘hich Excess Wold Metal height is acceptable to this formula ?
A bat0
BR b=20
co be3s
D bas
26. According to the European standard, the Welding Procedure that is
Provedare Qualification test piece is called a...
a7 pwes
BOWS
C WPQR
D —WPAR
27. Tre wansfer of material identity, by means of hard stamping, may
A mistakes can easily coour
B itcanbeasafety hazard
C7 itmay damage or degrade the material,
D—alloftheabove
28. Which of the following would be considered to be high Heat Input
A 350J/mm
B58 simm
©, 533mm
D4 $0kcl/mm
29, ‘nittation ofa TIG are by using a High Frequency (HF) spark may 1
A, itcauses tungsten inclusions
BX itcan damage electronic equipment
Cit isanelectecal safety hazard
D__itoften causes stopstart porosity
30, Considcring all upes of stainless steels, which ofthe following stat
A © they are all non-magnetic
B they all require 100% Ar for GMAW
© they all have very high thermal conductivity
Dv“ only certain graxies can be used for service at
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(Gat: gue failure), iis essential to.
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se p ticles during use 7
Jheje at (h) on a but weld according to a
‘par-d to give guidance for making a Weld
integrity items because.
dling ?
be 2 lowed for some applications because
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9. Acrack nmning slog the cetreine ofa SAW wd bed is os
A fiwaadamp
3 epretaatempesire wast ow
the are voltage was too high
D+ Sealants heriacoieast ond @
IC. The use of low carbon austenitic stainless steels (¢g.. 3161) and
minimise the risk of.
A> HAZ cracking
Bro manieeee
C weld metal racking
D distortion
1), The HAZ hardness of a C-Ma steel will tend to increase when
‘A_/- nstinput is ineroosed
B the CEV is increased
C—_joint thickness is decreased
D —allofthe above
12, EN 288 is. specification for..
wot
A welder approvalaualifcation ¢
B__- welding equipment calibration
CC welding procedure approval/qualifcation
D consumables for MMA electrodes
13. What determines the penetating power of Gamma rays ?
time
B-~ ype of isotope
© source-to-film distance
D source sirenarh
14 The reason why « WPS may specify « preheat of 100°C for a 7:
A todrive out any moisture from the steel
BLY to increase the resistance of HAZ to hyds
CC to;prevent the formation of chromium ca
D to remove any residual suesses
15, In friction welding, the metal atthe interface when the joining «
A lige state
B > interceteal state
CH plastic sate
Das site
“6. Appenetramster is used to measure
A thesize of iscomimuity ina wed join
B. thedensityofs maingraphic fim
©, the degree of film contrast
DY the quality ofthe radiographic technique
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‘ely o have been caused because
‘ils d sinless steels (¢.g..347) will
sth ok C-Mn steel butt joint will be...
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24. Repair welding of in-service plant and equipment may be more
fabrication beeaUse so.
‘A themsterial may be contamingted
B_sccneto repair ave nay be dificult
Coston! weling maybe needed
ie of any of the above
28. For gamma radiography ofa sieel weld at 40mm thick, the rece
S Tamente
Yecerbium 169
0 tnsian 92
D Cobar 0
26. The sensitivity ofa radiograph is assessed
A__-> by using a densitometer
bby using an image quality indicator (1Q)
from the EVA used
D from stand-off used
“UP, Atypical temperature used for normalising C-Min steels is
A ore
B Tovar
Cc, 10
DY — s00re
:28, Carbon equivalent values (CEV) are used to devermine the how
/”nydragen cracking
3B lamelareaing
© liieminn eecking
D eld decay
26, When two different types of material are welded together, the j
4 composite joint
‘transition joint
a dissimilar metal joint
cither B or C
one
430, Excessive distortion during the welding of but joints in plate ¢
‘A using balanced welding
5) eee oeene aes:
restraining the joint by means of ‘bridge
D7 all ofthe above
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tked
joul than making repairs during initial
‘end isotope is.
voi the risk of.
mabe referred to a8
ve nimised by.
Js! crletrong:backs!10.
u
2,
1B.
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Its scrsetimes specified that final NDT must not be carried until atleast tous after welding has finished. Whet is
the ream for this delay ?
|A. willow time for the welding records to be reviewed
B._ tallow timo for thorough visual ingpeston
C._ 5 sllow time for stress relaxation to occur
Dee cesar aye crac tt nv detected
‘The penetrating power of an X-Ray set i controlled by
AY opplied across the X-ray tube
BL the activity of the source in curies
C. the 10M value
D. the number after the isotope type, eg. Iridium: 192
‘Which: iype of electrode should not be baked ?
A. lewshydrogen
B. natal
Deane
Whiclsf the following is a charsotristic of fused SAW fluxes 7
A. they are soft and easily break down to form fine powder
B. the flux granales absorb moisture
CC. hey give good toughness at very low temperatures
{be flux granules do not absorb moistare
High residual stresses in a welded steel component may...
A. reduce resistance to brittle fracture
B, a‘Tect shape/dimensional tolerances ducing any pos-weld machining
os hgh thei nerf tnt lt
‘il ofthe above
‘The mein reason for carving out Welding Procedure Qualification Tost
AWS how thatthe mechanicel properties of the weldment satisfy thes) fied requirements
BB. to lemonatrate tothe client thatthe fabricator hae good control of th =ilig opertions
Cte onsae that the NDT requirements specified can be achieved
D. tallow the welder to practice the WPS to be used for preduction wag
‘The min reason Why semi-automatic MAG welding, using dip transfer {itio’s, may not be allowed for high
integrity applications is because
A. it tands to produce 8 fot of spatter
B. it docs not give weld metal with good toughness
GAit trnds to give lack of sidewall fasion
1D. there are always wie feeding problems which mean there willbe a! sicp-sart regions
To calcalate welding Heat Input itis necessary to know ..
|A. thy current and voltage used
Ble current, voltage and travel speed
C. the current and weld length
D. the current, voltage and wire fed sped2s,
26.
2.
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29,
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Welding Inspection: | Multi-Choice Ques
Which of the following statements i tre?
‘Bc -w isthe polaiy wed for TIG welding most materials
B. Dc +ve is the polarity used for TIG welding most materials
c. ‘+ve is usually used for TIG welding of aluminium
. AC THO welding nelly petted fr wold of ofan ee
“To ensure that inter-pass temperature isnot exceeded the temperature sho
A, cocaine lee aay oma
ihm distance of 75m fo te weld - on bo ses of the
Ms coe to te weld ws racial atthe porn where te welder wil
D. a oso the jim a praca athe pion where the weld i
‘Awelée-can reduce the risk of rater eracks in TIG welds by
‘A. rapid withdrawal ofthe filler wire at the end ofthe run
B. rapid extinction ofthe ar atthe end of the ran
CAiving a current ‘slope-out” device
D. using a current slope-in® device
Ifa see! weld is said to show ‘hot shortness’ it means that
‘A-/itis shor of ductility at igh temperatures and tends to give sliifica
B. the ransverse tensile test showed low ductility
C. iteeanot be used at high temperatures
1D. itcoatacts when heated t high temperanires
{fa weicing inspector is instructed to inspect and sentence a finished weld
standard to use, he should
‘A. scone that the secepiance standard isnot important and use his expe
B,_ist llimperissimn tt re pect ence tte wes wil
{fai out, from the relevant person, what the acceptance standard 10 us
1D. accest the weld if there are:no serious imperfections such as lack-of f
‘Which of the following AWS electrode classifications is equivalent to EN
AL £x00
Exc'3
©. Excié
D. Exci8
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