CWB Level 1 Basic Inspection Concepts and Methods
Which methods are considered Non-destructive? C) Radiographic, ultrasonic, magnetic particle, and liquid penetrant.
A) Liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, Charpy, and
ultrasonic.
B) Ultrasonic, radiographic, nick-break, magnetic
particle, and visual.
C) Radiographic, ultrasonic, magnetic particle, and
liquid penetrant.
D) Izod, magnetic particle, radiographic, and
ultrasonic.
What is a discontinuity? A) Any disruption in the physical or compositional feature of a part.
A) Any disruption in the physical or compositional
feature of a part.
B) A disruption that exceeds the acceptance criteria
of the relevant code, standard, or specification.
C) A flaw in the base metal that lies parallel to the
surface.
D) A defined set of parameters against which the
features of a component may be judged.
It is the inspector's responsibility to judge the true
acceptability of repaired welds. (True/False)
,CWB Level 1 Basic Inspection Concepts and Methods
If changes are made to a welding procedure, what C) Ensure the changes do not exceed the limits prescribed by essential
follow-up requirement is necessary by an inspector? variables.
A) Implement the changes in the welding and
fabrication procedures.
B) Not allow for any changes to an approved welding
procedure.
C) Ensure the changes do not exceed the limits
prescribed by essential variables.
D) Ensure the changes are implemented on a one
time basis only .
, CWB Level 1 Basic Inspection Concepts and Methods
Prior to welding being carried out as stated in a C) To verify that the welding procedure and performance qualifications have
contract, what is the duty of the inspector?: been established and approved.
A) To verify that the fabricator uses weld procedures
common to other shops.
B) To verify that the welders have been equipped with
proper safety and production requirements.
C) To verify that the welding procedure and
performance qualifications have been established
and approved.
D) To verify the fabricator is familiar with the local
codes and standards required for the job.
When welding procedures are to be utilized, true
inspectors are required to verify them. (True/False)
Some procedures put in place may not be necessary False
to control the welding operations and quality of the
structure. (True/False)
Which methods are considered Non-destructive? C) Radiographic, ultrasonic, magnetic particle, and liquid penetrant.
A) Liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, Charpy, and
ultrasonic.
B) Ultrasonic, radiographic, nick-break, magnetic
particle, and visual.
C) Radiographic, ultrasonic, magnetic particle, and
liquid penetrant.
D) Izod, magnetic particle, radiographic, and
ultrasonic.
What is a discontinuity? A) Any disruption in the physical or compositional feature of a part.
A) Any disruption in the physical or compositional
feature of a part.
B) A disruption that exceeds the acceptance criteria
of the relevant code, standard, or specification.
C) A flaw in the base metal that lies parallel to the
surface.
D) A defined set of parameters against which the
features of a component may be judged.
It is the inspector's responsibility to judge the true
acceptability of repaired welds. (True/False)
,CWB Level 1 Basic Inspection Concepts and Methods
If changes are made to a welding procedure, what C) Ensure the changes do not exceed the limits prescribed by essential
follow-up requirement is necessary by an inspector? variables.
A) Implement the changes in the welding and
fabrication procedures.
B) Not allow for any changes to an approved welding
procedure.
C) Ensure the changes do not exceed the limits
prescribed by essential variables.
D) Ensure the changes are implemented on a one
time basis only .
, CWB Level 1 Basic Inspection Concepts and Methods
Prior to welding being carried out as stated in a C) To verify that the welding procedure and performance qualifications have
contract, what is the duty of the inspector?: been established and approved.
A) To verify that the fabricator uses weld procedures
common to other shops.
B) To verify that the welders have been equipped with
proper safety and production requirements.
C) To verify that the welding procedure and
performance qualifications have been established
and approved.
D) To verify the fabricator is familiar with the local
codes and standards required for the job.
When welding procedures are to be utilized, true
inspectors are required to verify them. (True/False)
Some procedures put in place may not be necessary False
to control the welding operations and quality of the
structure. (True/False)
