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MT LEVEL I QB - 2
1. Magnetic lines of force are

a. isolated mono-poles
b. elongated bi-poles
c. manifestations of the "string-theory"
d. imaginary concepts for mapping magnetic fields
2. Electric current which at regular intervals reverses its direction of

flow is called
a. AC
b. DC
c. alternating
d. both a and c
3. In direct current flow electric circuits the unit of current is the

a. ampere
b. ohm
c. mho
d. volt
4. In alternating current electric circuits the unit of current flow is the

a. ampere
b. ohm
c. volt
d. deci Bell
5. Opposition to electric current flow in a D.C. circuit is termed

a. Ohmage
b. resistance
c. reactance
d. reluctance
6. The unit of electrical resistance is the

a. ampere
b. coulomb
c. ohm
d. volt
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7. The unit of potential difference in an electric circuit is the

a. ampere
b. ohm
c. volt
d. Coulomb
8. A ferromagnetic material surrounded by a current carrying coil

becomes
a. diamagnetic
b. magnetized
c. an electromagnet
d. both b and c
9. The unit of inductance is the

a. farad
b. henry
c. Coulomb
d. abvolt
10. The ability of a material to emit visible light while being irradiated
by UV light is called
a. Fluorescence
b. phosphorescence
c. iridescence
d. Birefringence
11. The typical duration of a coil shot is

a. a fraction of a second
b. 1 second
c. 2 seconds
d. 5 seconds
12. The clamping contacts on a large stationary magnetic particle

testing unit are called
a. prods
b. heads
c. poles
d. shunts

13. When a part is magnetized such that the flux lines run essentially
parallel to the long axis of the part it is called
a. parallel magnetization
b. circular magnetization
c. longitudinal magnetization
d. a long shot
14. In magnetic particle testing prods are

a. hand held electrodes
b. never used
c. used for longitudinal magnetization
d. substitutes for the central conductor
15. The relationship relating electric current flow, voltage and

resistance in electric circuits is
a. Relativity
b. Ohm's law
c. Snell's law
d. Kirchoff's law
16. In electric circuit terminology the usual symbol for current is

a. A
b. E
c. I
d. C
17. In electric circuit terminology, the usual symbol for voltage is

a. E
b. I
c. V
d. both a) and b) are used
18. The common unit of electric power is

a. amperes
b. Volts
c. Watts
d. Horsepower

19. To determine the direction of magnetic field lines in a conductor

(assuming - to + current flow) you can use
a. the left hand rule
b. the right hand rule
c. a Galvanometer
d. a Wheatstone bridge
20. For a single straight conductor, assuming modern theory current

flow, the fingers on the left hand point
a. in the direction of the magnetic field lines
b. against the magnetic field lines
c. in the directions of the electron flow
d. opposite to the electron flow
21. In the left hand rule as applied to a solenoid, the fingers point in
the direction of
a. north
b. south
c. current flow
d. force on the conductor
22. In the left hand rule, as it applies to a solenoid, the thumb point in
the direction of
a. North
b. South
c. current flow
d. force on the conductor
23. The relative amount of flux linkage between two coils (as in a
transformer) is called
a. mutual inductance
b. figure of merit
c. coupling coefficient
d. flux factor
24. In order to operate as a transformer, two coils must be linked by

a(n)
a. iron core
b. air core
c. alternating magnetic field
d. copper wire

25. The difference between a yoke and prods in magnetic particle

testing is
a. a yoke produces a circular field and prods a longitudinal
b. a yoke produces a longitudinal field and prods a circular
c. a yoke produces a longitudinal field and prods a parallel
d. none, the both produce circular fields
26. As one increases the size of the MPI test system from small yokes
and portable units to large bench units the single most significant
difference is
a. length of piece that can be tested
b. the ability to use liquid suspensions in the big units
c. the amount of magnetizing current available
d. type of magnetic field that can be generated
27. When single phase AC is halfwave rectified it is sometimes called

half wave direct current. The reference to direct current is because
a. Lenz's law applies
b. current amplitude does not change
c. current flow direction does not change
d. all of the above
28. A part that has been magnetized by ________ requires

demagnetization.
a. mechanical means
b. magnetic particle testing
c. a magnetic chuck
d. none of the above
29. Demagnetization of a part is usually required when the part is

a. used near magnetically affected instruments
b. part of a moving assembly
c. to be finish machined
d. all of the above
30. The Curie point is

a. 320°C.
b. 1650°F.
c. varies with the position on the earth relative to the north magnetic
pole
d. varies for each ferromagnetic alloy

31. The number of reversals normally required to properly

demagnetize a part using electromagnetic means is
a. 1
b. 2-5
c. 10-30
d. 50-100
32. Demagnetization can be accomplished using

a. A.C.
b. D.C.
c. a yoke
d. all of the above
33. The advantage of using reversing D.C. for demagnetization is

a. low heating effect
b. deep penetration
c. only one reversal is needed
d. all of the above
34. The magnetic flux in a part increases as applied field is increased.

The flux moves along the virgin curve of the hysteresis curve
a. once each cycle of applied A.C. field
b. twice each cycle of applied A.C. field
c. only once when the part is completely demagnetized
d. for paramagnetic materials only
35. For demagnetizing large parts, field reversals are usually

_________.
a. lower frequency than for small parts
b. higher frequency than for small parts
c. the same frequency as for small parts
d. not needed
36. For best demagnetization results using a coil with A.C. and
passing parts through it you should
a. pass the part through with its long axis parallel to the coil axis
b. hold the part close to the coil
c. both a and b
d. switch the current on only when the part is centred along its length
in the coil

37. Small parts can be demagnetized in multiple lots by passing them

through an A.C. coil provided they are
a. stacked in a basket
b. apart in single layer
c. oriented long axis parallel to coil axis
d. both b and c
38. For rings and hollow parts a handy means of A.C. demagnetization
is
a. using a yoke
b. a central conductor using decreasing current
c. surge pulses through prod contacts
d. swinging field technique
39. The most likely tool you would use to determine if a part has been
adequately demagnetized is the
a. Hall detector
b. field meter
c. electrogram
d. magnetometer
40. A problem with doing a head shot on a ball bearing is

a. arc burns damage the surface
b. no defects are found
c. the field is distorted too much
d. they cannot be demagnetized

MT LEVEL I QB 2 – ANSWERS
QUESTION NO ANS REFERENCE PAGE

Question 1: D Jacobowitz 34
Question 2: D Betz 120
Question 3: A Betz 120
Question 5: B Betz 121
Question 6: C Betz 121
Question 15: B Jacobowitz 62
Question 16: C Jacobowitz 63
Question 17: D Jacobowitz 63
Question 19: A Jacobowitz 87
Question 25: B NDT Handbook 22
Question 26: C NDT Handbook 22
Question 28: D NDT Handbook 30
Question 33: B NDT Handbook 32
Question39: B Betz 320

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1. Magnetic lines of force are

2. Electric current which at regular intervals reverses its direction of

3. In direct current flow electric circuits the unit of current is the

4. In alternating current electric circuits the unit of current flow is the

5. Opposition to electric current flow in a D.C. circuit is termed

6. The unit of electrical resistance is the

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7. The unit of potential difference in an electric circuit is the

8. A ferromagnetic material surrounded by a current carrying coil

9. The unit of inductance is the

11. The typical duration of a coil shot is

12. The clamping contacts on a large stationary magnetic particle

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14. In magnetic particle testing prods are

15. The relationship relating electric current flow, voltage and

16. In electric circuit terminology the usual symbol for current is

17. In electric circuit terminology, the usual symbol for voltage is

18. The common unit of electric power is

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19. To determine the direction of magnetic field lines in a conductor

20. For a single straight conductor, assuming modern theory current

24. In order to operate as a transformer, two coils must be linked by

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25. The difference between a yoke and prods in magnetic particle

27. When single phase AC is halfwave rectified it is sometimes called

28. A part that has been magnetized by ________ requires

29. Demagnetization of a part is usually required when the part is

30. The Curie point is

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31. The number of reversals normally required to properly

32. Demagnetization can be accomplished using

33. The advantage of using reversing D.C. for demagnetization is

34. The magnetic flux in a part increases as applied field is increased.

35. For demagnetizing large parts, field reversals are usually

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37. Small parts can be demagnetized in multiple lots by passing them

40. A problem with doing a head shot on a ball bearing is

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