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pg. 1 NDT - Level I/II Combine Set ASNT Latest 2025 Test Bank| Complete Real Exam Questions and Correct Detailed Answers (Verified Answers) Graded A+ (Brand New!!)
Which gage provides measurements of internal misalignment on a pipe of a diameter D = 76mm (3in)?
- Cambridge gage
- Angulator
- High/low welding gage
- Fillet weld gage - Correct Answer - C) High/low welding gage
On a thickness gage, twenty thousandths of an inch is represented by:
- 0.2in
- 0.02in
- 0.002in
- 0.0002in - Correct Answer - B) 0.02in
The fillet weld size is based on the:
- effective fillet weld throat
- length of the entire fillet weld
- theoretical throat
- length of the fillet weld leg - Correct Answer - D) length of the fillet
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pg. 2 A slag-type discontinuity may occur most probably during which of the following joining processes?
- Shielded metal arc welding
- Gas tungsten arc welding
- Gas metal arc welding
- Brazing - Correct Answer - A) Shielded metal arc welding
The portion of the base metal that is not melted where the welding process is applied but where the microstructure or mechanical properties
have been altered by the heat is defined as the:
- fusion-zone
- heat-affected zone
- weld reinforcement
- weld root - Correct Answer - B) heat-affected zone
A depression on the face of a fillet weld that reduces the cross-section of
the weld when measured at the depression is called:
- a depressed bead.
- excessive convexity
- insufficient throat
- insufficient leg - Correct Answer - C) insufficient throat
A non-fusion discontinuity that is located at the root area of a welded
joint is called:
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- hot tear
- incomplete joint penetration
- arc strike - Correct Answer - C) incomplete joint penetration
A crater crack can be found:
- at the junction between weld beads
- at the start and stop of a weld bead
- in the base material during the rolling process
- in the base material during the forging process - Correct Answer - B)
at the start and stop of a weld bead
Which of the following would be a reason to use mirrors when performing a visual test?
- Improve the angle of viewing
- Improve the clarity of the indication
- Reduce the glare of the lighting
- Allow for better contrast of the surface - Correct Answer - A)
Improve the angle of viewing
Depth of field is defined as the:
- distance from the object to the eye
- distance from the object to the magnifier
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- portion of surface that is viewable under the magnifier and is in focus
at one time as measured in distance - Correct Answer - C) range of distance in which the object remains in focus
What would considered the standard vision distance as it relates to magnification calculation?
- 16in
- 14in
- 12in
- 10in - Correct Answer - D) 10in
The image in a rigid borescope being used for indirect visual testing is
transferred to the eye through:
- a coherent fiber bundle
- a series of lenses
- an incoherent fiber bundle
- a CCD camera - Correct Answer - B) a series of lenses
One of the optional views offered with rigid borescopes is a:
- retroactive view
- retro-transfer view
- forward oblique angle
- oblong view - Correct Answer - C) forward oblique angle
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