NDE TEST 1 | ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2025/2026 UPDATE | 100%
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- Non destructive testing (NDT)
- no destructive evaluation(NDE)
- non destructive inspection (NDI)
- non destructive examination (NDE) - (ANSWER)what are the different names used for NDI
science techniques that are used to evaluate the properties of material, component or system without
causing damage - (ANSWER)what is NDI?
- visual inspection
- tap test
- windshield prism check
- liquid penetrant
- magnetic particle inspection
- ultrasonic inspection
- eddy current inspection
- radiography and other advanced methods - (ANSWER)what are the common NDT methods used on
aircraft?
- money and time
- trouble shooting
- research - (ANSWER)what can it save?
- abrasion
- chafing
- gouging
- scoring
- cracking - (ANSWER)what are typical defect examples?
, NDE TEST 1 | ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2025/2026 UPDATE | 100%
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visual inspection (normally the first step in examination process - (ANSWER)what is the most common
NDI
- simple audio test used mostly on laminated, bonded and honeycomb materials
- solid ringing sound in undamaged material
- hollow thud in damaged material - (ANSWER)what is a tap test? and what sounds do you hear?
- inspection of aircraft windows and lenses with prisms - (ANSWER)what is a prism inspection?
- citation 2 windshield repair: 1900 per side
- citation 2 windshield replacement: 22000 per side - (ANSWER)how much is a repair vs a replacement
windshield?
commonly used for the detection of surface breaking discontinuities, especially cracks - (ANSWER)what
is liquid penetrant inspection (LPI) used for?
- use liquid on surface
- remove excess penetrant
- add a developer which is usually florescent dye and using a UV light shows the colour very well -
(ANSWER)how do you do LPI?
- based on the collection of loose magnetic particles at locations of magnetic flux leakage on an object
- must be electrically conductive and ferromagnetic - (ANSWER)what is magnetic particle inspection
(MPI)
- use alternating currents applied to a conducting coil held close to the test object
- in response, the test object induces "eddy currents" to oppose the alternating current in the coil
- eddy currents are then sensed by test equipment - (ANSWER)how does an eddy current test work?
CORRECT!!
- Non destructive testing (NDT)
- no destructive evaluation(NDE)
- non destructive inspection (NDI)
- non destructive examination (NDE) - (ANSWER)what are the different names used for NDI
science techniques that are used to evaluate the properties of material, component or system without
causing damage - (ANSWER)what is NDI?
- visual inspection
- tap test
- windshield prism check
- liquid penetrant
- magnetic particle inspection
- ultrasonic inspection
- eddy current inspection
- radiography and other advanced methods - (ANSWER)what are the common NDT methods used on
aircraft?
- money and time
- trouble shooting
- research - (ANSWER)what can it save?
- abrasion
- chafing
- gouging
- scoring
- cracking - (ANSWER)what are typical defect examples?
, NDE TEST 1 | ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2025/2026 UPDATE | 100%
CORRECT!!
visual inspection (normally the first step in examination process - (ANSWER)what is the most common
NDI
- simple audio test used mostly on laminated, bonded and honeycomb materials
- solid ringing sound in undamaged material
- hollow thud in damaged material - (ANSWER)what is a tap test? and what sounds do you hear?
- inspection of aircraft windows and lenses with prisms - (ANSWER)what is a prism inspection?
- citation 2 windshield repair: 1900 per side
- citation 2 windshield replacement: 22000 per side - (ANSWER)how much is a repair vs a replacement
windshield?
commonly used for the detection of surface breaking discontinuities, especially cracks - (ANSWER)what
is liquid penetrant inspection (LPI) used for?
- use liquid on surface
- remove excess penetrant
- add a developer which is usually florescent dye and using a UV light shows the colour very well -
(ANSWER)how do you do LPI?
- based on the collection of loose magnetic particles at locations of magnetic flux leakage on an object
- must be electrically conductive and ferromagnetic - (ANSWER)what is magnetic particle inspection
(MPI)
- use alternating currents applied to a conducting coil held close to the test object
- in response, the test object induces "eddy currents" to oppose the alternating current in the coil
- eddy currents are then sensed by test equipment - (ANSWER)how does an eddy current test work?
