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    Section 2 Questions

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    This document contains a preparatory program for an international welding inspector that includes terms and definitions. It consists of 8 multiple choice questions testing welding terminology, types of welds, and material properties. The questions cover topics like the definition of cap height, the differences between quality assurance and quality control, characteristics of fillet welds, types of joints that contain fillet welds, the description of elastic limit, and the definition of throat thickness for a miter fillet weld.

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    Insight Quality Services

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    Preparatory Program for International Welding Inspector


    Section 2 : Terms and Definitions.

    1 The correct term for cap height is:

    a) Reinforcement
    b) Cap profile height
    c) Excessive weld metal
    d) All of the above

    2 Quality assurance is:

    a) The inspection of a product or service


    b) A management system designed only to ensure material compatibility
    c) Not solely related to planning and inspection
    d) The implementation of quality control

    3 Quality assurance:

    a) Is an other term for inspection


    b) Related to all activities and functions concerned with the attainment of quality
    c) Is the activity of ensuring documents relating to specific contracts are in order
    d) Is the activity of carrying out quality control

    4 Fillet welds are

    a) Preferable to butt welds due to high strength


    b) Difficult to assess with Non Destructive Testing in comparison with butt (grove)
    welds
    c) Used only for ‘appearance’ purposes
    d) Only feasible on steels
    e) All of the above

    5 Lap joints contain:

    a) Fillet welds
    b) Corner joints
    c) Butt welds
    d) Single bevel butt welds

    7 Which of the following best describes the elastic limit:

    a) The resistance to fracture under impact loading.


    b) The maximum stress to which a material can be subjected without
    permanent deformation.
    c) The amount of stress at which point the material will continue to
    elongate without an increase in force applied.
    d) The ability of a material to stretch and become permanently deformed
    without breaking or cracking.

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    8 What is the throat thickness of a mitre fillet weld equal leg length :

    a) The distance from the toe to the face.


    b) The distance from the root to the face center.
    c) The distance from the root to the toe.
    d) The distance from the toe to the toe.

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