1. Most commercial flash radiography is performed with equipment using exposure in the order of?

0 - 10 nS
20 - 70 nS
10 - 30 µS
50 - 100 µS
2. Which of the following is an application of flash radiography?
Delonics
Ballistics
Biomedical
All of the above
3. Which of the following can be used to record flash radiography?
Film
Electro optical systems
Cinefilm
All of the above
4. Using the rigid formula method calculate the depth from the source side of the test plate - 80mm thick -
to the defect given the following: Source shift between exposure 'A'=150mm, The image shift of the flaw
'B'=20mm, The source to film distance 'T'=500mm. Assume the film is in contact with the test piece
21.2mm
58.8mm
62.3mm
Not enough information is given
5. The technique that produces an image of a region in a plane of an object without interference from the
adjacent plane is known as?
Real time radiography
In motion radiography
Tomography
Microradiography
6. Which of the following is NOT required in radiation gaging techniques
Film
Source
Gaging device
All the above are required
7. Which of the following can be achieved using radiation gaging?
 Composition gaging
Thickness gaging
Density gaging
All the above
Only thickness gaging and density gaging
8. Which technique would generally be used to inspect a pipeline where access is available to both inside
and outside of the pipe?
Double wall double image
Double wall single image
Panoramic
Single wall double image
9. X-ray diffraction is used in which od the following applications?
Defect location
Identifying compunds
Thickness gaging
Density measurements
10. Which is another term to describe fluoroscopy?
Tomography
Laminography
Real time radiography
Microradiography
11. Which screen type is used with real time radiography?
Lead foil
Calcium tungstate
Fluorometallic
A combination of the above screens may be used
12. Calculate the magnification factor for a Real Time Image projection given that focal spot to object
distance 'a'=250mm and the object to screen distance 'b'=150mm?
1.6X
1.4X
0.5X
0.625X
13. Which of the radiation sources listed below can be used for real time radiography?
 Iridium 192
Cobalt 60
Conventional hot cathode X-ray units
Linear accelerators
All the above may be used
14. As compared to conventional film radiography which of the following is an advantage of fluroscopy?
Higher sensitivity
Higher resolution
Faster results
Can work at any Kv level
15. When viewing fluroscopic images which screen colour would give the highest visual activity all other
factors being equal?
Red light
Blue light
White light
Yellow / Green light
16. Which of the following is an application of fluoroscopy?
Steel castings
Light alloy castings
Baggage inspection
All of the above
Only light alloy castings and baggage inspection
17. A tube which converts photons to electrons, accelerates the electrons, and then reconverts them to
light is known as a?
Photdiode
Image intesnifier
Photomultiplier tube
Fluorescent screen
18. The radiographic technique which uses radiation given off from a radioactive specimen is known as?
Neutron radiography
Autoradiography
Stereoradiography
Electronradiography
19. Which of the following is an example of in-motion radiography?
 Linear motion
Rotary motion
Syncronous radiography
Only linear motion and rotary motion
All of the above
20. Which of the following is a method of Radiographically determining the depth of a flaw?
The parallax method
Rigid formula method
Single marker approximate formula
All the above will determine the depth of a flaw

Here are the corrections:

1. 20 - 70 nS
2. All of the above
3. All of the above
4. 21.2mm
5. Tomography
6. Film
7. All the above
8. Panoramic
9. Identifying compunds
10. Real time radiography
11. Calcium tungstate
12. 1.6X
13. All the above may be used
14. Faster results
15. Yellow / Green light
16. Only light alloy castings and baggage inspection
17. Image intesnifier
18. Autoradiography
19. All of the above
20. All the above will determine the depth of a flaw