3.1u questions Flashcards
(98 cards)
1 Which of the following will increase the depth of field
A increase the shutter speed
B decrease the shutter speed
C increase the F number
D decrease the F number
C
2 Which of the following will increase the field of view of a lens
A long focal length
B short focal length
C decrease the aperture
D increase the shutter speed
A
3 Colours will disappear as light travels through seawater because of which of the following
A absorption
B scatter
C reflection
D refraction
A
4 What would be the expected voltage for a structure, which has sufficient protection if it is compared to an Ag/AgCl half-cell
A 800mv to 1100mv
B -640mv to –800mv
C -800mv to –1100mv
D over –1100mv
C
5 Which of the following would be the expected potential of a zinc anode when compared to a Ag/AgCl half-cell
A 1000mv to 1050mv
B 800mv to 1100mv
C -1000mv to –1050mv
D -1100mv and above
C
6 Who is responsible for ensuring that sufficient inspection is carried out on an offshore structure
A Lloyds register of shipping
B the independent verification body
C the duty holder
D none of the above
C
7 When inspecting welds using close visual inspection how far either side of the weld must be cleaned to at least SA 2.5
A 50mm either side of the weld
B 100mm either side of the weld
C 200mm either side of the weld
D 400mm either side of the weld
B
8 When will the most comprehensive inspection be carried out on an offshore structure
A during fabrication
B post installation
C in service
D none of the above
A
9 How many groups does BS499 put metal and weld defects into
A 2
B 4
C 6
D 8
C
10 What is the most common radiographic isotope used offshore today for weld inspection
A caesium 137
B iridium 192
C plutonium
D radium
B
11 If using radiography offshore what will be the most important consideration
A cost
B likely defects
C test procedures
D safety
D
12 What type of defects will radiography locate most effectively
A surface breaking defects
B all sub surface defects
C volumetric defects
D planar defects
C
13 Which of the following would be described as a volumetric defect
A cracks
B porosity
C lack of root fusion
D lamellar tearing
B
14 What is a planar defect
A a two dimensional defect
B a three dimensional defect
C a solid inclusion
D undercut
A
15 Which of the following would be termed a miscellaneous defect according to BS499
A undercut
B lack of sidewall fusion
C lamellar tearing
D spatter
D
16 Which of the following would be the most likely location for a fatigue defect in a offshore structure
A the weld cap
B the heat affected zone
C the root
D the toe
B
17 In the case of a 35mm camera what does the 35mm relate to
A the width of the film
B the diagonal of the film
C the length of the negative
D the width of the negative
A
18 What is focal length
A the distance to the subject
B the distance either side of the subject which is optically clear
C the length of the film
D the distance light travels from the front of the optics to the film plane
D
19 Which of the following could be used as a sacrificial anode on a steel structure
A zinc
B aluminium
C less noble materials
D all of the above
D
20 Which terminal of the impressed current power supply should be connected to the structure
A the negative
B the positive
C either
D neither
A
21 Which of the following is not a technique which would normally be used to locate defects on a structure
A digital thickness meter
B ACFM
C CP meter
D radiography
D
22 What is the major limiting factor of a digital thickness meter
A it cannot be used on a steel structure
B it can only read on thin steel
C it cannot read through paint coats
D it will only show a distance to the major reflector
D
23 Which of the following best describes the piezo electric effect
A changes electricity into sound energy
B changes sound energy into electrical energy
C changes sound into light energy and vice versa
D both A and B
D
24 Which of the following techniques does a digital thickness meter use
A tandem probe
B double wall single image
C pulse echo
D none of the above
C