MPI REVISION Flashcards by Michael Atkinson | Brainscape

Q

Minimum white light?

A

500 Lux

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Visible light?

A

400nm-700nm

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Fluorescent Peak wavelength

A

575nm

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UVA wavelength?

A

315-400nm

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UV Peak wavelength

A

365nm

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Best way to de mag something and how?

A

Reversing DC, reversing the polarity whilst reducing the magnetising force

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What wavelength is considered dangerous?

A

Below 320nm

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What colours are visible light?

A

Yellow/green

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Radiometer measures what?

A

Black light

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Intensity is measured in what?

A

uW/cm2

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Max black light?

A

20 Luxury

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Uv-A light to the radiometer

A

380-400mm from the bulb

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Minimum black light intensity?

A

1000uW/cm2 /// 1.0mW/cm2

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Minimum white contrast?

A

10uM

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Power size?

A

40 microns

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Ink size?

A

1.5-40 microns

Q

Advantages of kerosene inks?

A

High wettability / protection from rusting

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Photometer measures what?

A

White light

Q

Magnetic ink checks are accurate to what?

A

0.1ml

Q

Soft materials / low carbon is what?

A

Easy to magnetise but lose it easier too

Q

Saturation point?

A

2.16T

Q

Where is the field strength the greatest?

A

On the surface of the component

Q

How are current values calculated?

A

Using the diameter or circumference

Q

Headstocks are usually made from what and why?

A

Copper braided to increase contact area

Q

Prods produce what?

A

Distorted circular field

Q

More turns in a coil what?

A

The less current is needed

Q

A coil produces which magnetism?

A

Longitudinal

Q

L/D ratio?

A

Min 5:1 / Max 20:1

Q

Low fill factor ?

A

Below 10%

Q

High fill factor?

A

Minimum of a third of furring

Q

Flexible cable coils must be how far apart?

A

Max 10% of the diameter apart

Q

Solenoid heads create which kind of magnetism?

A

Longitudinal

Q

Which is the best for surface defects?

A

AC + wet Ink

Q

What produces the skin effect?

A

AC

Q

What frequency is AC supplied at

A

50 hertz

Q

Best for slightly sub- surface defects?

A

HWDC/HWRAC with dry powder

Q

B/H means what?

A

flux density divided by the magnetising force