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CWB Module 10 Weld faults and
causes Exam Questions and Answers
Verified Solutions Latest Update
(2026/2027)



Question:

A) Incorrect root openings
B) insufficient leg
C) Overlap
D) Incorrect root face
E) Incorrect bevel angles
F) Insufficient throat

Answer:

A) Incorrect root openings, D) Incorrect root face
E) Incorrect bevel angles




Question:

Working with CSA Standard W59 or AWS D1.1 a groove angle specified on a
drawing as 60
degree is required to be between
(a) 45 - 60 degree
(b) 55 - 70 degree
(c) 55 - 65 degree
(d) 60 - 70 degree

Answer:

(b) 55 - 70 degree

,Question:

Where do transverse cracks occur?
(a) weld metal and base metal
(b) weld metal only
(c) base metal only
(d) weld craters

Answer:

(a) weld metal and base metal




Question:

Porosity may occur:
(a) open to the surface of the weld only
(b) in the heat-affected zone only
(c) below the surface of the weld only
(d) open to the surface and/or below the surface of weld

Answer:

(d) open to the
surface and/or below the surface of weld




Question:

Discontinuities are...
(a) unwanted defects
(b) interruptions in the desirable physical structure of the weld
(c) welds that are undesirable
(d) welds that may cause harm to the structure

Answer:

, (b) interruptions in the
desirable physical structure of the weld




Question:

A defect is:
(a) an undesirable interruption of a weld
(b) a dimensional error that needs to be corrected
(c) a discontinuity that represents a danger to fitness for service of weld or
structure
(d) an interruption in the desirable physical structure of the weld

Answer:

(c) a
discontinuity that represents a danger to fitness for service of weld or
structure




Question:

Fitness for service is a concept of weld evaluation that seeks a balance
between
(a) reliability and economy of welding procedure
(b) quality of welding procedure
(c) quality and reliability of welding procedure
(d) quality, reliability and economy of welding procedure

Answer:

(d) quality, reliability
and economy of welding procedure




Question:

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