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    Visual Inspection Modules

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    This document contains questions from three online assessment modules on visual testing techniques. Module 1 covers topics like fluorescence, vision types, visual acuity measurements, color vision deficiencies, and optical radiation properties. Module 2 discusses microscopy tools, fiber optic bundles, filters, film speed, replication techniques, and cameras for radiation environments. Module 3 is not available in the downloaded content. The questions test knowledge of technical terms, properties of the visual system, optical devices, microscopy, and non-destructive testing methods.

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    This document contains questions from three online assessment modules on visual testing techniques. Module 1 covers topics like fluorescence, vision types, visual acuity measurements, color vision deficiencies, and optical radiation properties. Module 2 discusses microscopy tools, fiber optic bundles, filters, film speed, replication techniques, and cameras for radiation environments. Module 3 is not available in the downloaded content. The questions test knowledge of technical terms, properties of the visual system, optical devices, microscopy, and non-destructive testing methods.

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    This document contains questions from three online assessment modules on visual testing techniques. Module 1 covers topics like fluorescence, vision types, visual acuity measurements, color vision deficiencies, and optical radiation properties. Module 2 discusses microscopy tools, fiber optic bundles, filters, film speed, replication techniques, and cameras for radiation environments. Module 3 is not available in the downloaded content. The questions test knowledge of technical terms, properties of the visual system, optical devices, microscopy, and non-destructive testing methods.

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    Visual Inspection Modules

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    This document contains questions from three online assessment modules on visual testing techniques. Module 1 covers topics like fluorescence, vision types, visual acuity measurements, color vision deficiencies, and optical radiation properties. Module 2 discusses microscopy tools, fiber optic bundles, filters, film speed, replication techniques, and cameras for radiation environments. Module 3 is not available in the downloaded content. The questions test knowledge of technical terms, properties of the visual system, optical devices, microscopy, and non-destructive testing methods.

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    The document discusses topics related to visual testing and inspection including vision, lighting, microscopy and replication techniques.

    The main topics covered include vision and visual acuity, lighting requirements, microscopy techniques and replication methods for surface analysis.

    The minimum white light intensity recommended for critical examinations to detect fine details is 500 lux.

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    Visual Testing Module 1


    1. What term is used to decribe the emission of visible light which has a longer wave length than the incident radiation upon a body?

    Photo Emission
    Conduction
    Fluoresecence
    Luminosity
    2. If the focus of an object focuses beyond the retina of a specific inspector, the inspector is said to have what type of vision?
    Long sight
    Short sight
    Hypermetropia
    20/20 vision
    Long sight and Hypermetropia
    3. From what minimum distance are far vision examinations carried out?
    1 metre
    30 feet
    15 feet
    6 metres
    4. Which of the following colour vision deficiencies relates to green lacking
    Protanopia
    Deuetanopia
    Trainopia
    Tetratanopia
    5. How far from the retina would the ideal eyeglass plane be?
    17 mm
    30 mm
    21 mm
    10 mm
    6. What is the name given to ultraviolet radiation below 185 nm which is absorbed by air?
    Vacuum
    Non-existent
    Short-wave
    Electrolux
    7. Which of the following most closely a grey body by exhibiting very nearly uniform emissuity?
    Electric arc from TIG gun
    A carbon filament in the visible region
    Tungsten filament
    Xenon short arc search light
    8. What is the maximum angle from normal for acrrying out visual inspection?

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    30 degrees
    45 degrees
    60 degrees
    80 degrees
    9. As the human eye becomes older which region of wavelength becomes increasingly more absorbed?
    Blue
    Green
    Yellow
    Red
    10. What term is used to determine acuity measurements with a moving target?
    Reserve vision acuity
    Saccadic movement
    Moving vision acuity
    Kinetic vision acuity
    11. Which colours are recommended in particluar for the work areas in which high noise levels and heavy physical exertion are
    common?
    Yellow
    Blue
    Orange
    Red
    12. Which of the following will reduce the glare from a light source?
    Reduce the angle between light source and eye
    Increase the light source
    Reduce the background light around the glare source
    Increase the angle between light source and eye
    Reduce the background light around the glare source and increase the angle between light source and eye
    None of the above reduces glare
    13. What is the velocity of all fomrs of radient energy travelling in a vacuum?
    299793 miles per second
    3 x 106 metres per second
    299793 kilometres per second
    186282 kilometres per second
    14. When using direct visual examination what size black line on an 18 percent neutral grey flat uniform background is usually
    considered acceptance for a single line detection test?
    750 microns
    1000 microns
    30 mil
    50 mil
    750 microns and 30 mil
    15. Dirt on the surface of an item to be visually inspected can cause which of the following?

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    Mask actual flaws


    Obstruct Vision
    Create false indications
    Mask actual flaws and create false indications
    Any of the above
    16. When viewing a test surface from around 300 mm what is the best resolution of two objects on that surface which can be expected?
    0.18 mm
    0.09 mm
    0.007 inch
    0.27 inch
    17. Generally what is the minimum white light intensity which should be used for critical examinations to detect fine details?
    1000 lux
    300 ftc
    500 lux
    150 ftc
    18. Which of the following would be a correct definition of the nanometer?
    10 x 10-9 meters
    1 x 10-8 meters
    10 x 10-10 meters
    10 x 10-8 meters
    19. Which of the following laws state that light flux striking a surface at angles other than normal is distributed over a greater area?
    Lambert cosine law
    Inverse square law
    Cosine cubed law
    Boyles law
    20. Which of the following equations shows the lambert cosine law?
    E = (I cos3 theta) / a2
    E = I / d2
    E = (I / d2) cos theta
    E = (I2 / d) cos theta

    Visual Testing Module 2


    1. A Goniometer is a type of which of the following measuring devices?

    Radiometer
    Photometer
    Refelectometer
    Photomultiplier Tube
    2. An electron microscope can be used to study structures down to a sensitivity of which of the following?

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    Wavelength of visible light


    10 angstroms
    Wave length of infra red radiation
    Wave length of uv-c radiation
    3. What type of magnifier lens is housed in a simple surface comparator?
    Triplet x 50
    Doublet x 10
    Doublet x 3.5
    Triplet x 10
    4. Which type of microscope uses the wavelength light as a unit of measure for surface contours and characteristics?
    Interference microscope
    Polarizing microscope
    Phase contrast microscope
    Metallographic wide field microscope
    5. The fibres which are used in the image guide of a videoboroscope need to be kept in which of the following bundles?
    Incoherent bundle 30 microns diameter
    Coherent bundle 30 microns diameter
    Coherent bundle 9 microns diameter
    Incoherent bundle 9 microns diameter
    6. The contrast rings which are attached to the electrical cord on a rigid boroscope serve which of the following purposes?
    Viewing at 90 degrees to the forward direction
    360 degrees rotation of the scope
    Greater depth of field
    Help hold the lens system rigid
    7. For what purposes are neutral density filters used?
    Transmission of electromagnetic waves below a set threshold
    To block out radiation except for visible wavelength
    Transmission of electromagnetic waves above a set threshold
    To attenuate a light level from a source which is difficult to control
    8. Which of the following filter types smooths abrupt transitions in an image to give a better picture?
    Low pass spatial filter
    High pass spatial filter
    Media spatial filter
    Neutral density filter
    9. The topography of a fracture surface can be replicated and analysed using cellulose acetate tape with a transition electron
    microscope up to what maximum magnification?
    10000 x
    50000 x
    500 x
    25000 x

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    10. Which of the following acids which could be used to etch the surface of metals need to be contained within inert plastic containers?
    Hydrochloric acid
    Suplhuric acid
    Nitric acid
    All of the above
    11. Which of the following detection devices works on the principle that change in resistance of the cell can be detected?
    Photo emissive
    Charged coupled device
    Photo conductive
    Photo voltaic
    12. Which of the following films would require the least light?
    400 A.S.A.
    1000 A.S.A.
    200 A.S.A.
    100 A.S.A.
    13. Which of the following could be measured with a cambridge weld guage?
    Excessive re-inforcement
    Weld preparation angle
    Undercut
    All of the above
    Excessive re-inforcement and Undercut only
    14. Which of the following would calculate the theoretical throat?
    Leg length x 1.41
    Leg length x 0.707
    Leg length / 1.14
    Leg length / 0.707
    15. When using light emitting diodes on a video borocsope to produce a black and whit image, which colour is most likely to be used
    due to response and intensity?
    Blue
    Yellow
    Red
    Green
    16. Which of the following cameras would be the preferred choice for operation within a high radiation environment?
    Charge couple device
    Vidicon tube
    Orthicon tube
    Metal oxide semiconductor
    17. Which of the following replicating materials would be best used to produce an impression of a relatively rough surface?
    Cellulose acetate
    Clay

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    Silicone rubber
    All could be used
    18. What is the replica called which is made from the first cast of an impression such as footprint?
    Single stage
    Second stage
    Positive
    Negative
    Single stage and second stage
    Positive and Negative
    19. If a replica made from cellulose acetate is to be viewed under a scanning electron microscope with which of the following materials
    are the replicas coated to prevent electron charging?
    Nickel
    Cobalt
    Gold
    Iron
    Nickel and Cobalt
    20. In which of the following forms are temperature indicatiing materials available?
    Pellets
    Crayon stick
    Organic liquids
    All forms above are available
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