Ultrasonic Testing Ut Q Bank A-2

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ULTRASONIC TESTING
UT Q BANK A-2
1. The basic set of ASTM reference blocks is a combination of area

amplitude and distance amplitude blocks.
a. True
b. False
2. A calibration block widely used in contact angle-beam testing is the:

(Choose two.)
a. Angle-beam block.
b. IIW block.
c. ASTM block.
d. Miniature angle-beam block.
3. Artificial discontinuities are sometimes added to a sample test

specimen so that it may be used as a reference standard.
a. True
b. False
4. Reference plates are another type. of direct comparison reference used

for evaluating discontinuities.
a. True
b. False
5. An ultrasonic test instrument that displays pulses representing the

amplitude of reflected sound as a function of time and distance is said
to display:
a. A continuous wave.
b. An A-scan presentation.
c. B-scan presentation.
d. A C-scan presentation.
6. The line of light that appears across the face of a CRT screen is called
the: (Choose two.)
a. Horizon line.
b. Base line.
c. Beam line .
d. Sweep of sweep line.
7. The first pip to appear at the left side of the CRT screen represents the:
a. Initial pulse.
b. Discontinuity.
c. Back-surface reflection.
d. Sweep.
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8. On pulse-echo instruments, sweep line brightness is regulated by an

intensity control usually found on the front of the test instrument.
a. True
b. False
9. In immersion testing, the initial pulse is also called the:

a. Front-surface reflection
b. Back-surface reflection.
c. Main bang.
d. Discontinuity reflection.
10. The distance between the front- and back-surface reflections displayed
on a CRT screen represents:
a. Specimen thickness.
b. Pulse amplitude.
c. Distance trave1ed by the transducer.
d. Discontinuity thickness.
11. The amplitude (height) of a pip on the CRT screen indicates the relative
size of the discontinuity.
a. True
b. False
12. In contact testing, the initial pulse on a CRT Screen also represents the:
a. Specimen front-surface reflection.
b. Specimen back-surface reflection.
c. Discontinuity location.
13. The distance between a front-surface pip and a discontinuity pip

represents the depth of the discontinuity below the specimen front
surface.
a. True
b. False
14. Markers are set up on a CRT screen to:

a. Measure signal amplitude.
b. Estimate discontinuity size.
c. Represent units of distance.
d. Clarify CRT indications.
15. Markers can be expanded, but not contracted. to fit the distance
between the front- and back-surface pips shown on a CRT screen.
a. True
b. False
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16. The CRT scale brightness is regulated by adjusting the:

a. Intensity control.
b. Brightness control.
c. Scale illumination control.
d. Dimmer switch.
17. The vertical centering control on an ultrasonic instrument:

a. Rotates the CRT display around the center axis of the screen.
b. Adjusts the vertical linearity of screen indications.
c. Is used to center discontinuity indications between the front- and
back-surface pips.
d. Raises and lowers the sweep liter on the CRT screen.
18. The horizontal centering control on an ultrasonic instrument:

a. Rotates the CRT display around the center axis of the screen.
b. Adjusts the horizontal linearity of screen indications.
c. Adjusts the starting point of the sweep line on the CRT.
d. Expands and contracts the CRT display.
19. Focus controls on an ultrasonic instrument are used to adjust the

sharp-ness of the:
a. CRT screen scale.
b. Sweep line.
c. Square wave marker.
d. Horizon line.
20. Adjusting the sensitivity, or gain control, adjusts the gain of the
receiver amplifier thus changing the amplitude (height) of the pips on
the CRT screen.
a. True
b. False
21. Increasing the sweep length control:

a. Expands the sweep causing less of the test specimen to be
displayed on the CRT screen.
b. Compresses the sweep causing more of the test specimen to be
c. Expands the sweep allowing the ultrasonic energy to penetrate
thicker specimens.
d. Expands the sweep causing more of the test specimen to be
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22. The sweep delay control on an ultrasonic instrument:

a. Expands or compresses the display shown on the CRT screen.
b. Adjusts the starting point of the sweep line on the CRT.
c. Moves the starting point of the CRT display.
d. Adjusts the horizontal linearity of the CRT screen.
23. The expansion or compression of the sweep length is toward or away

from the right side of the CRT screen.
a. True
b. False
24. When used in conjunction with the sweep length control, the sweep
delay control makes it possible to expand a small segment of the test
specimen to cover the entire width of the CRT screen.
a. True
b. False
25. In immersion testing, the initial pulse. or main bang, can be moved off
screen by adjusting the:
a. Sweep delay control.
b. Sweep length control.
c. Horizontal centering control
d. Sensitivity or .gain control
26. The pulse repetition rate (PRR) control regulates how often a pulse of
ultrasonic energy is applied to a test specimen while the pulse
length(width) control determines how long the pulse is applied.
a. True
b. False
27. The reject control on an ultrasonic instrument:

a. Eliminates all spurious indications from the CRT screen.
b. Permits testing of selected areas within a test specimen.
c. Reduces the amplitude (height) of all pips an equal amount thereby
eliminating very low amplitude pips from the CRT screen.
d. Eliminates very low amplitude pips from the CRT screen without
affecting those pips above a predetermined amplitude (height).
28. In flaw. latmlgating circuits, the gate delay control: (Choose two.)
a. Determines the starting point of the gate.
b. Determines the end of the gate.
c. Moves the entire gate to the left or right on the CRT screen.
d. Expands or compresses the gate.
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29. The gate width control: (Choose two.)

a. Determines the starting point of the gate.
b. Determines the end of the gate.
c. Expands or compresses the gate.
d. Expands or compresses the CRT display within the gate.
30. The alarm sensitivity control in a flaw-alarm gating circuit:

a. Eliminates all spurious indications from the CRT screen.
b. Permits testing of selected areas within a test specimen.
c. Regulates the intensity or volume of the alarm device.
d. Determines the pip height at which an aJarm or recorder will be
triggered
31. More than one area of the sweep can be gated at the same time and
different sensitivity setting used.
a. True
b. False
32. The DAC (distance amplitude correction) control adjusts the instrument
sensitivity so that discontinuities of the same size will generate. pips of
the same height, regardless of the depth of the discontinuity in the
specimen.
a. True
b. False
33. In ultrasonic testing using high speed automatic scanning. a permanent

record is made so that the results of the test can be studied. This
record is made with:
a. An A Scan recording.
b. A C-Scan recording.
c. A facsimile recording.
34. A c-Scan recording indicates the discontinuities of the specimen in a

plan view but provides no depth information.
a. True
b. False
35. A C-Sean recording can be either positive or negative: that is. the
discontinuities may be represented by lines on a blank background or
by blank spaces on a Lined background.
a. True
b. False
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36. C-Scan recordings are usually used in conjunction with:

a. A-Scan equipment.
b. B-Scan equipment.
c. Direct readout equipment.
37. The front- and back-surface reflection signals are eliminated from the
C-Scan recording by:
a. Sweep adjustment.
b. Marker circuits.
c. Gating circuits.
d. Suppression controls.
38. The carriage (bridge) on an immersion testing tank provides for the
_____ and ___ motion of the transducer.
a. Angular .
b. Longitudinal
c. Transverse.
d. Vertical.
39. The manipulator on the immersion tank bridge regulates the _________
and ______positioning of the transducer.
a. Angular.
b. Longitudinal.
c. Transverse.
d. Vertical
40. The device held by the manipulator on the immersion tank bridge is
called a:
a. Scanner tube.
b. Vertical probe.
c. Wand.
41. During automatic scanning, the c-Scan recorder paper and helix drum
speeds are synchronized with the transducer movement.
a. True
b. False
42. In immersion testing, the transducer is mounted at the top of the

scanner tube.
a. True
b. False
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ULTRASONIC TESTING
UT Q BANK A-2
ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ANSWERS QUESTIONS ANSWERS

1 A 23 B
2 Band D 24 A
3 A 25 A
4 A 26 A
5 B 27 C
6 Band D 28 A and C
7 A 29 B and C
8 A 30 D
9 C 31 A
10 A 32 A
11 A 33 B
12 A 34 A
13 A 35 A
14 C 36 A
15 B 37 C
16 C 38 B and C
17 D 39 A and D
18 C 40 A
19 B 41 A
20 A 42 B
21 A
22 C

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1. The basic set of ASTM reference blocks is a combination of area

2. A calibration block widely used in contact angle-beam testing is the:

3. Artificial discontinuities are sometimes added to a sample test

4. Reference plates are another type. of direct comparison reference used

5. An ultrasonic test instrument that displays pulses representing the

8. On pulse-echo instruments, sweep line brightness is regulated by an

9. In immersion testing, the initial pulse is also called the:

13. The distance between a front-surface pip and a discontinuity pip

14. Markers are set up on a CRT screen to:

16. The CRT scale brightness is regulated by adjusting the:

17. The vertical centering control on an ultrasonic instrument:

18. The horizontal centering control on an ultrasonic instrument:

19. Focus controls on an ultrasonic instrument are used to adjust the

21. Increasing the sweep length control:

22. The sweep delay control on an ultrasonic instrument:

23. The expansion or compression of the sweep length is toward or away

27. The reject control on an ultrasonic instrument:

29. The gate width control: (Choose two.)

30. The alarm sensitivity control in a flaw-alarm gating circuit:

33. In ultrasonic testing using high speed automatic scanning. a permanent

34. A c-Scan recording indicates the discontinuities of the specimen in a

36. C-Scan recordings are usually used in conjunction with:

42. In immersion testing, the transducer is mounted at the top of the

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