WELDING INSPECTION AND TESTING ON-LINE LATEST
ACTUAL EXAM WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS & CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question 1.
List the basic weld joints.
ANSWER
Lap Tee Butt Corner Edge
Question 2.
True or False Unless otherwise indicated fillet weld will have equal leg dimensions:
ANSWER
True
Question 3.
What is a destructive weld test used for
ANSWER
test for fusion and weld quality
,Question 4.
Common types of destructive testing
ANSWER
Tensile testing Nick-break test Guided bend test Fillet weld break test Testing by etching
Question 5.
Types of Nondestructive testing
ANSWER
Visual inspection Penetrant inspection Magnetic particle testing Radiographic inspection
Ultrasonic inspection
Question 6.
Common weld discontinuities and flaws in the typical weld.
ANSWER
porosity Inclusions Inadequate joint penetration Incomplete fusion Arc strikes Overlap
Undercut Crater cracks underfill
Question 7.
A weld produced by filling a hole in an overlapping member, fusing to the member beneath.
ANSWER
plug weld
, Question 8.
Describe the difference between plug and slot weld.
ANSWER
plug: round hole is used for the weld
slot:a slotted hole is used for the weld
Question 9.
Detailed written outlines explaining exactly how to weld is to be laid out, performed, and tested have
made consistent quality welds possible:
ANSWER
codes and standards
Question 10.
Who selects the specific code to be used:
ANSWER
engineers, designers, or governmental requirements
Question 11.
These are intended to be guidelines only and must be qualified for specific applications by testing:
ANSWER
codes and standards
Question 12.
These are a detailed listing of the rules and principles that are to be applied to a specific classification
or type of product
ANSWER
code or standard
ACTUAL EXAM WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS & CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question 1.
List the basic weld joints.
ANSWER
Lap Tee Butt Corner Edge
Question 2.
True or False Unless otherwise indicated fillet weld will have equal leg dimensions:
ANSWER
True
Question 3.
What is a destructive weld test used for
ANSWER
test for fusion and weld quality
,Question 4.
Common types of destructive testing
ANSWER
Tensile testing Nick-break test Guided bend test Fillet weld break test Testing by etching
Question 5.
Types of Nondestructive testing
ANSWER
Visual inspection Penetrant inspection Magnetic particle testing Radiographic inspection
Ultrasonic inspection
Question 6.
Common weld discontinuities and flaws in the typical weld.
ANSWER
porosity Inclusions Inadequate joint penetration Incomplete fusion Arc strikes Overlap
Undercut Crater cracks underfill
Question 7.
A weld produced by filling a hole in an overlapping member, fusing to the member beneath.
ANSWER
plug weld
, Question 8.
Describe the difference between plug and slot weld.
ANSWER
plug: round hole is used for the weld
slot:a slotted hole is used for the weld
Question 9.
Detailed written outlines explaining exactly how to weld is to be laid out, performed, and tested have
made consistent quality welds possible:
ANSWER
codes and standards
Question 10.
Who selects the specific code to be used:
ANSWER
engineers, designers, or governmental requirements
Question 11.
These are intended to be guidelines only and must be qualified for specific applications by testing:
ANSWER
codes and standards
Question 12.
These are a detailed listing of the rules and principles that are to be applied to a specific classification
or type of product
ANSWER
code or standard
