Lecture 9 Flashcards

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What are the four types of testing?

A
  1. Destructive testing
  2. Proof testing
  3. Hardness testing
  4. Nondestructive testing
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What is proof testing?

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Product is subjected to a load or pressure of some known and determined magnitude to simulate product life.

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3
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Hardness testing can only test for

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Surface strength

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4
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NDT can:

A
  1. Detect internal or surface flaws
  2. Measure a product’s dimensions
  3. determine a material’s structure or chemistry
  4. Evaluate a material’s physical or mechanical properties
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What three things are necessary for NDT?

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  1. Some means of probing the material
  2. A sensor to detect the response
  3. A way to interpret and evaluate quality
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6
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By what are limited the NDT testing methods?

A

Type, size and orientation of flaws

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7
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MPI can only be used on XXX materials

A

Ferromagnetic

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8
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Eddy-Current testing can only be used on XXX materials.

A

Conductive

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9
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For ultrasonic inspection, what extra layer of material must be used?

A

An accoustic coupling medium (oil or water).

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10
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What are the three types of ultrasonic inspection?

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  1. Pulse-echo (single or dual transducer)
  2. Through-transmission (Flaws decrease the amplitude of the signal)
  3. Resonance testing
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What is resonance testing used for?

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Determine the thickness of a plate/sheet. Good for composites.

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12
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What is accoustic emission monitoring good for?

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Continual in-service monitoring.

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