3-Layer Polyethylene (PE) - ANSWER A product that, when closely inspected, has a green
or red layer of fusion bonded epoxy (FBE) that is visible directly on the steel.
Standard buffer solution - ANSWER Used to calibrate a pH meter.
Inspectors' goal at the Pre-Job Conference - ANSWER To obtain a clear understanding of
the Specification.
Coating surveys steps - ANSWER Include developing a survey plan, summarizing the col-
lected data, scheduling the remedial work, and evaluating the coatings performance.
Inspection and Test plans development - ANSWER Developed by referencing the Specifi-
cation, TDS, relevant Standards and Codes.
Primary purpose of Fireproofing coatings - ANSWER To provide temporary protection for
the structure.
Eddy current DFT gauges - ANSWER Used to measure Dry Film Thickness for non-conduc-
tive coatings applied to a conductive metallic substrate.
Examples of non-ferrous metals - ANSWER Include aluminum and copper.
Distribution pipelines - ANSWER Collect the gas from the ppm transmission system so
utility companies can distribute the gas to end users.
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, Waterjetting hose connections safety - ANSWER Generally use a whip-lock device.
NACE/SSPC WJ 1 equipment - ANSWER The Inspector would expect to see Water Jetting
Equipment.
ASTM D 4138 inspection - ANSWER The Inspector will use a destructive paint inspection
Tooke gauge.
NACE International Standards development - ANSWER Developed by standard commit-
tees.
Preferred course of action for humidity readings - ANSWER Advise the coating applicator
supervisor of your readings.
Difference between Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals - ANSWER The main difference is
iron content.
NACE CIP Level 2 certification - ANSWER A certification that qualifies an individual to su-
pervise a team of uncertified field pipeline inspectors.
NACE Attestation - ANSWER A document that should be reviewed prior to making a deci-
sion about accepting a position.
Destructive Paint Inspection Gauge - ANSWER A tool that requires determining the Dry
Film Thickness of the coating prior to use.
Dry Film Thickness - ANSWER The measurement that must be determined before using a
destructive Paint Inspection Gauge.
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or red layer of fusion bonded epoxy (FBE) that is visible directly on the steel.
Standard buffer solution - ANSWER Used to calibrate a pH meter.
Inspectors' goal at the Pre-Job Conference - ANSWER To obtain a clear understanding of
the Specification.
Coating surveys steps - ANSWER Include developing a survey plan, summarizing the col-
lected data, scheduling the remedial work, and evaluating the coatings performance.
Inspection and Test plans development - ANSWER Developed by referencing the Specifi-
cation, TDS, relevant Standards and Codes.
Primary purpose of Fireproofing coatings - ANSWER To provide temporary protection for
the structure.
Eddy current DFT gauges - ANSWER Used to measure Dry Film Thickness for non-conduc-
tive coatings applied to a conductive metallic substrate.
Examples of non-ferrous metals - ANSWER Include aluminum and copper.
Distribution pipelines - ANSWER Collect the gas from the ppm transmission system so
utility companies can distribute the gas to end users.
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, Waterjetting hose connections safety - ANSWER Generally use a whip-lock device.
NACE/SSPC WJ 1 equipment - ANSWER The Inspector would expect to see Water Jetting
Equipment.
ASTM D 4138 inspection - ANSWER The Inspector will use a destructive paint inspection
Tooke gauge.
NACE International Standards development - ANSWER Developed by standard commit-
tees.
Preferred course of action for humidity readings - ANSWER Advise the coating applicator
supervisor of your readings.
Difference between Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals - ANSWER The main difference is
iron content.
NACE CIP Level 2 certification - ANSWER A certification that qualifies an individual to su-
pervise a team of uncertified field pipeline inspectors.
NACE Attestation - ANSWER A document that should be reviewed prior to making a deci-
sion about accepting a position.
Destructive Paint Inspection Gauge - ANSWER A tool that requires determining the Dry
Film Thickness of the coating prior to use.
Dry Film Thickness - ANSWER The measurement that must be determined before using a
destructive Paint Inspection Gauge.
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