NDT Methods Chart Flashcards

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1
Q

5 basic ndt methods used to examine finished welds are :

A

vt, pt, mt, ut, and rt,

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2
Q

_____ is most cost-effective method, but must take place prior to, during and after welding.

A

vt

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3
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Weld subjects to nondestructive examination shall have been found _____ by visual inspection

A

acceptable

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4
Q

materials should be examined to see if they meet specs for _______.

A

quality, type , size, cleanliness, and freedom from defects

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5
Q

____ and _____ should be examined before welding

A

fitup and joint preparation

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6
Q

the _____ of a multipass weld is the most critical to welding, and is especially susceptible to cracking because it solidifies quickly.

A

root pass

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7
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____ should not be done before examination be cause the peening action may seal fine cracks.

A

shotblasting

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8
Q

____ is not allowed on the root or surface layer of the weld or the base metal at the edges of the weld.

A

peening

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9
Q

NDT may be used to determine the presence of a flaw but they cannot do what?

A

measure its influence on the serviceability of the product unless they are based on a correlation between the flaw and some characteristic that affects service.

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10
Q

______ tests are the only sure way to determine weld serviceability

A

destructive

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11
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Thicker areas of a specimen being x-rayed or higher density mater absorbs more radiation. The corresponding areas on the radiograph with be _____.

A

lighter

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12
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____ is used to determine the internal soundness of welds.

A

x-ray

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13
Q

To be sure that radiographic exposure produces acceptable results, a guage known as an ____ (IQI) is placed on the part so that its image will be produced on the radiograph.

A

image quality indicator

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14
Q

IQI’s are also called ______.

A

penetrameters

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15
Q

What weld is impossible to evaluate with radiograph?

A

fillet welds
Because it compresses all the defects that occur throughout the thickness of the weld into one plane, giving it an exaggerated impression of scattered-type defects such as porosity or inclusions.

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16
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the process of digitizing an image taken from the fluorescent screen-having that image computer enhanced and transferred to a viewing monitor is called _____.

A

radioscopy imager

17
Q

a magnetic flux is produced at what angle to the flow of current?

A

90

18
Q

Discontinuity in MT must be angled against _________.

A

magnetic lines of force

19
Q

When current is passed longitudinally through a work piece, only ____ flaws will show.

A

longitudinal

20
Q

Putting the work piece inside a solenoid coil will create longitudinal lines of force that cause ______ and _____ cracks to become visible when the magnetic power is applied.

A

transverse and angular cracks

21
Q

MT cannot be used with _______ steels.

A

austenitic

22
Q

A joint between a base metal and a weld metal of _____ magnetic characteristics will create __________ that may be falsely interpreted as unsound.

A

different, magnetic discontinuities

23
Q

Sensitivity ___ with the size of the defect and is also ____ with round forms such as a gas pockets.

A

decreases, less

24
Q

___ may have an advantage over ___ and ___ in detecting tight cracks and surface discontinuities.

A

MT, RT and UT

25
Q

Ut should not be used for porosity in welds, why?

A

round gas pores respond to ut as a series of single point reflectors. confusion with base line noise with testing parameters.

26
Q

______ defects parallel to the magnetic field may not give pattern.

A

elongated

27
Q

What are the 5 P’s of weld quality to help reduce subsequent inspection to a routine checking activity?

A
  1. process selection
  2. preparation
  3. procedures
  4. pretesting
  5. personnel