Miscellaneous Other Flashcards

1
Q

NDE – weight used to check magnetic strength of an AC yoke

A

10 lb.

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2
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NDE – weight used to check magnetic strength of a DC yoke

A

40 lb

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3
Q

NDE – weight used to check magnetic strength of a permanent magnet yoke

A

40 lb

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4
Q

NDE – minimum angle of eye-to-part to count as a visual exam

A

30°

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5
Q

NDE – two primary Gamma-Ray RT sources

A

Iridium 192 & Cobalt 60

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6
Q

NDE – Lead letter used during RT to check for backscatter radiation

A

B

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7
Q

NDE – Lead letter used during RT to indicate a film – side IQI

A

F

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8
Q

NDE – hole size that must be visible in RT when using a hole-type IQI

A

2T

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9
Q

NDE – minimum light intensity when performing non-fluorescent MT or PT or VT exams

A

100 ft– candles

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10
Q

NDE – minimum black light intensity when performing MT or PT Fluorescent exams 

A

1000 microW/cm^2

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11
Q

NDE – maximum UT scanning speed

A

6 “/sec

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12
Q

Weld qualification – maximum allowed thickness on a WPS based on the plate thickness (T) of a PQR test coupon

A

2T

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13
Q

Welder qualification – “the all- position” test coupon

A

6G

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14
Q

Weld qualification – rejectable in RT when qualifying a welder

A

Crack, LoF, IP

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15
Q

Weld qualification – which welding process can a welder not be qualified by RT/UT

A

GMAW – SC

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16
Q

Welding – variables needed on WPS

A

Essential and nonessential

17
Q

Welding – variables needed on PQR

A

Essential

18
Q

Welding – minimum taper required for welds with mismatch

A

30°

19
Q

Design – two most common CS pipe materials

A

A53 and A106

20
Q

Repair – maximum allowed SMYS for pipe if fillet– welded patch is installed

A

40,000 psi

21
Q

Test – maximum strength allowed during a pressure test

A

90% of SMYS

22
Q

Test – pH of water needed to reduce likelihood of MIC (bugs)

A

Greater than or equal to 10 Ph

23
Q

Test – pressure to perform inspection during a pressure test of pipe that has been in service

A

Less than or equal to MAWP

24
Q

Corrosion – typical external corrosion rate for a dry rural area

A

Less than 1 mpy

25
Q

Corrosion – external corrosion rate inland locals with moderate rain and humidity

A

1-3 mpy

26
Q

Corrosion - possible external corrosion rate for industrial environments with acid or sulfur compounds

A

5-10 mpy

27
Q

Corrosion – possible external corrosion rate for marine locations

A

20 mpy

28
Q

Welding – most commonly used welding process

A

SMAW

29
Q

Welding – GMAW transfer mode most likely to have LOF

A

Short circuit

30
Q

Welding – most extensively used NDE method for welds

A

Visual

31
Q

Welding – weld metal is most similar to what fabrication process

A

Casting

32
Q

Welding - meaning of first two digits in the electrode designation for a SMAW electrode

A

Strength

33
Q

Welding – Meaning of “S” In the electrode designation for a GMAW or GTAW electrode

A

Solid Wire