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The document contains multiple choice questions related to eddy current testing (ECT). Question 66 asks about the density of eddy currents 3mm below the surface of a material where the standard penetration depth is 1mm, with the answer being 1%. Question 67 asks about the reason multiple exciters and detectors are used in ECT probes, with the answer being accuracy and testing results. Question Q asks about how localized tube dimensions changes like dents can influence ECT signals, with the answer being they can magnify or diminish flaw signals.

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Level Iii

The document contains multiple choice questions related to eddy current testing (ECT). Question 66 asks about the density of eddy currents 3mm below the surface of a material where the standard penetration depth is 1mm, with the answer being 1%. Question 67 asks about the reason multiple exciters and detectors are used in ECT probes, with the answer being accuracy and testing results. Question Q asks about how localized tube dimensions changes like dents can influence ECT signals, with the answer being they can magnify or diminish flaw signals.

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66.

If under test condition the standard depth of penetration of eddy current in material is 1
mm, the density of eddy current detector 3mm, below surface will be approximately 1% of
that at the surface

A. 33 %

B. 5 %

C. 1 %

D. 14 %

67. Many RFT probes used in interface practice consist of multiple exciters and detectors in a
variety of different configurations, the reason for this

A. reduction of interference front support change of conductive object

B. accuracy of that great test results

C. providing and acceptance of probes

D. easy handling even by in experience inspector

Q. Localized changes in tube dimensions like dents, bulges, expansions and bends can have
the following influence on the RFT signal

A. magnifies or diminishes the flaw signal

B. cause probe wobble but has no influence on the signal

C. ab. Distort flaw detection

D. as long as probe no change of indication

Q. In order to locate flaws by RFT not only along the tube length but also around the
circumference, the following type of detector shall be applied

A. absolute co-axial coil detectors

B. differential co-axial coil detectors

C. array detectors

D. near field probes


Q. Simultaneous blanking (suppression) of tube unwanted signals from discontinuities (exam
under support plate) during steam generator tubing examination required

A. a tube frequency mix using one fixture

B. 3 frequency mix using 2 fixtures

C. 3 frequency mix using 4 fixtures

D. a single frequency with no fixture

Q. a tube is magnetized using a probe in coil, calculate the field factor, specific type in OD =
120 mm, ID = 100 mm, coil diameter = 90mm

A. En = 0.75

B. En = 0.56

C. En = 0.81

D. En = 0.90

Q. Mechanical treatment of welding operations at a heat exchanger during EC testing may


cause

A. variation of the amplitude defeat

B. noise ratio continuously interfere data interpretation

C. variation defeat signal

D. negative influence on testing

Q. EC conductivity in an ‘Al’ alloy will

A. increase in proportion to the content of the alloying element and number of value element

B. decrease linearly with that alloy % of alloying elements

C. increase linearly with total Wt % of alloying element

D. decrease in varying amt depending on the alloying element

Q. what is the main factor in determining max depth that can be calculated using an ACFM
probe

A. size of the inducing coil


B. size of the Bx sensing coil

C. size of the Bz sensing coil

D. the frequency

Q. EC examination of a low conductivity material is best performed at:

A. Higher frequency than those material used for high conductively

B. Lower frequency then those materials used for high conductively

C. Same frequency then those materials used for high conductively

D. A frequency corresponding it is of probe diameter

53. It is often possible to sort various alloys of a non-magnetic metal by means of ECT when

E. A. there is range conductivity value of all the alloys


F. B. distinct range of conductivity value of each alloy
G. C. the direction of induced EC signal varies for each alloy
H. D. a reference standard exist for at least one of the alloy

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