Chapter Ten Exam Flashcards

1
Q

A visual inspector may not be a qualified technician to operate a radiation source, but still plays an important role in verifying quality. Which one of the roles should be assumed by the visual inspector? (Multiple Choice)

A

Check reports and qualifications

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2
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Radiation intensity is measured in which of the following units?

A

Roentgen, Coulomb per kilogram

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3
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The trefoil is the Canada-wide approved symbol that denotes:

A

X rays and gamma radiation hazard

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4
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How is the amount of exposure measured in a thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD)?

A

By gently heating to release trapped radiation and measuring it.

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5
Q

Radiographic personnel in Canada are certified to

A

Can/CGSB 48.9712

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6
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Why will standards such as CSA W59 recommend a delay before radiography is carried out?

A

To permit possible formation of hydrogen cracks.

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7
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Acceptance criteria of RT images is based on:

A

Location, length, and type of flaw.

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8
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What does the discernible outline of a 0.51 mm thick IQI on a radiograph of a 22 mm thick weld mean?

A

Change of weld thickness of 0.51 (2.3%) is detectable

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9
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If it is not possible to place the IQI on the source side of the specimen, what can be done?

A

Place IQI on the film side but reduce the IQI by one size if required by the code or standard.

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10
Q

The image formation on radiographic film is dependent on which of the following?

A

thickness and density of the part under test

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11
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How do we verify image quality for RT?

A

Penetrameters

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12
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How are shorter wave lengths produced from an x-ray tube?

A

increasing the voltage

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13
Q

Which of the following types of electromagnetic waves has the shortest wavelength?

A

gamma rays

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14
Q

A radiographic indication 1 to 2 mm wide is observed running parallel to the toe of a double v-grove weld. Of the choices, which is the most likely?

A

undercut

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15
Q

Radiographic images are best viewed:

A

using a viewer in a dark room

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16
Q

Processing conventional radiographic film takes how many stages?

A

4 stages. developer immersion, stop bath, fixer immersion, and rinsing.

17
Q

Electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than visible light are:

A

radio, microwaves and infrared rays

18
Q

Definition is influenced by:

A

geometric unsharpness due to fuzziness at the edge of the image

19
Q

When handling film for development, quick removal from the carton can?

A

Can cause static from friction which artifacts.

20
Q

Which electromagnetic wave is shorter?

A

gamma rays

21
Q

The effect of increasing the voltage (kV) in an X-ray machine is to:

A

increase the intensity and shorten the wavelength

22
Q

Contrast improves with?

23
Q

Which of the following statements is correct with regards to backing bar removal?

A

backing bars do not need to be removed but a badly fitted one could interfere with interpretation of image.

24
Q

Planar discontinuities are not readily detected with radiography since:

A

They are not volumetric.

25
Which of the following defects can most likely be missed by radiography?
Cracks