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A. low viscosity
B. high viscosity
C. medium viscosity
D. Viscosity is not important.
B. acids and oxidizing agents react with the fluorescent dyes only in the
presence of water.
C. acids and oxidizing agents react with the fluorescent dyes only in the
presence of
Emulsifiers which are contained in water- wash penetrants.
D. emulsifiers neutralize the effects of the acids and chromates.
@Due to the nature of penetrant material, most methods
Have which of the following adverse effects on operator health?
B
A. Penetrants are a hazard due to their inorganic base.
B. Penetrant methods include materials which can cause dermatitis if
proper precautions are
Not observed.
C. Penetrant materials contain hallucinogens which can cause a sense
of drunkenness.
D. Modern penetrants have been improved to be virtually Hazard free.
@Which of the following is an advantage of post-emulsifiable
methods over waterWashable methods?
D
A. The excess penetrant removal is accomplished by water spray.
B. Their sensitivity is easy to control.
C. The overall test time is shortened.
D. They usually exhibit high sensitivity to tight cracks.
@The use of high power spot bulbs for color contrast penetrants:
A
A. should be avoided as too much glare may occur.
B. will reduce eye fatigue.
C. is acceptable provided the light is shielded.
D. is acceptable provided the light is not shielded.
A
A. the discontinuity contains a reservoir of penetrant.
B. the discontinuity is probably shrinkage.
C. the discontinuity is most likely porosity.
D. the discontinuity is most likely a crack.
A. post-emulsifiable fluorescent.
B. water-washable fluorescent.
C. post-emulsifiable color contrast.
D. electrified particle.
@A penetrant that will spread over the surface of the test are in a
smooth, even film
Despite a small amount of surface contamination is said to
have:
C
A. low viscosity.
B. high viscosity.
C. wetting ability.
D. low evaporation.
@The sensitivity of two penetrants for crack detection is best
compared by:
B
A. using a hydrometer to measure specific gravity.
B. using cracked aluminum blocks.
C. measuring the contact angles in a wetting test.
D. the Meniscus test.
@For post-emulsifiable penetrates, a good method for
establishing emulsifying time is by:
A
A. experimentation
B. the water drip-through test.
C. the water-tolerance test.
D. using published book values.
@A newly mixed batch of wet developer:
D
A. should be checked by a hydrometer.
B. should be agitated for 30 to 40 minutes.
C. should have 1 to 1.5 ounces per gallon of ammonia added to stabilize
the mixture.
D. should stand for 4 to 5 hours prior to use
@When performing an evaluation of the fluorescent ability of a
penetrant, the value that is
Normally sought is:
C
A. the amount of actual light emitted by indications.
A. The drying process is used to assure that all excess penetrant will
evaporate.
B. The drying process assures the uniform drying of dry developer
applied over a wet
Emulsifier.
C. The drying process reduces penetration time.
D. After the application of a wet developer, the drying process aids in
securing a uniform
Developer coating.
A
A.
B.
C.
D.
Laminations
Shrinkage
Lack of fusion
Undercut
D. They can easily be carried out in the field and to remote areas.
@The tendency of a liquid penetrant to enter a discontinuity is
primarily related to:
B
A. the viscosity of the penetrant.
B. the capillary force.
C. the chemical inertness of the penetrant.
D. the specific gravity of the penetrant.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
@Which of the following is most apt to render the postemulsification test ineffective?
C
A. Too long of a penetrant time.
B. Too long of a developing time.
C. Too long of an emulsifying time.
D. None of the above.