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PAINTING
INSPECTOR
Grade 3/2
Name :
I/D No. :
Exam
:
date
Answer
all
Question
What is a
02-
Corrosion?
Degradation of
metal by chemical
or electro chemical
mean.
In which
environment are
03- you likely to
encaunter Chlorides
Salts?
Marine and damp
What is Millscale,
and when and
04-
where does it
occur?
Combination of
Oxides on the
metal surface
during rolling
process of metal.
( Wusetite,Hematit
e and Megnatite )
Why is it important
to have good
06-
surface
preparation?
For a better
adhesion of paint
to the substrate.
What would be
considered to be an
08-
idel shot and grit
mix?
20-30% of Grit to
70-80% Shot
If cracks or
lamination are
found on a substrate
10-
after blasting, what
steps should be
taken?
Refer to the
Engineer for UT
and his decretion,
or grind off that
areas,welding by
buttering
or padding
technique,grinds
smooth and reblast
again on that
areas.
page 01
What is a
15- "Deadman
Handle"?
Blasting
triggers,which
always under
operator control.
Describe the
16- "Footner Duplex
Process".
After Pickling,
immersed the
material into a
bath of Phosphoric
or Chromic acid
solution
for one to two
minute with iron
filling.Rinse in
clean water and
check for pH
value, and the
reading should be
in the range of
pH4.5 to
pH7.0.This process
are to passivate the
substrate.
Why is the
Phosphating or
17-
Chromating of steel
done?
To forms a rust
inhibitive layers,
which passivate the
surface and
increase the
adhesion
properties and also
extremly resistance
to cathodic
disbondment.
How many
photographs of
Blast Cleaning
18-
standards are
shown in BS 7079
Pt A?
Total 14
photographs,
which 2 photo for
cleaning rust grade
A, and 4 photo for
cleaning
on each rust grade
B,C and D.
What is meant by
20-
"Opaque"?
Innert particles
with excellent light
scattering
properties in order
to give covering
power,
opacity and colour.
page 02
Why are
Thixotropes added
25-
to a paint
formulation?
For paint to keep
solid particulate
constituents in
despersion within
the paint and stop
settlement and
provide thickening
effect.
26- Describe how a
basic inhibitor
work.
Added into a
primer to protect
the steel substrate
by passivation.
Why a plasticisers
27-
added to paint?
To give paints a
flexibility and
reduce brittlenes.
What is another
29- term for Finess of
Grind?
The degree of
dispersion of paint.
What is meant by
30- the term " Pot Life
"?
The period of time
after paint mixing
which the paint
must be used.
What is an
31- Exothermic
reaction?
Giving off heat, the
container will
warm up.
What is meant by
32- the term "Induction
period "?
The length of time
after mixing which
the paint should
stand before used.
How is Relative
34-
Humidity defined?
The amount of
water vapour in
the air expressed
as a percentage of
the amount of
water vapour
which could be in
the air at that same
temprature.
What is a
35-
Viscosity?
A fluid resistance
to flow.
Which viscometer
would not be used
36-
on thixotropic
paint?
Ford Flow Cup
No. 4
page 03
Name four
37- accelerated test
boxes.
Humidity cabinet,
Salt spray cabinet,
water soak test,
temprature cycling
and prohesion test.
What information
could be obtained
38-
from a tempreture
cycling test?
Subject to constant
temprature cycle
from hot to cold.
Name three
common tests for
40- determaining
adhesion of a paint
film?
V-Cut test, Cross
Hatch Cut test and
Dolly Pull-Off test.
Name five
documents,which a
45- Painting Inspector
might need on
contract.
Job specification,
procedure, project
drawing, technical
data sheet, quality
plans, code of
practice.
What is meant by
46- the term of Stripe
Coat?
An extra coat
applied on areas of
difficult accesses
such as bolt and
nuts, edges, angle
and
pipe flanges with a
gurantee of
minimum DFT in
the system.
Properties and
Performance of
47- paint are covered in
which B.G
specification?
BGC PS PA 9.
=
6.92m2/ltr
45 (vs) X 10 (theorytical
sperading
rate)
65 (DFT)
300(m2)
6.92m2/ltr(tsr) =
43.35ltr