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    The document contains multiple choice questions about ultrasonic testing. It asks about how a uniformly worn beam angle would change results, what information is needed for calibration, which probe could reduce focusing, what type of wave is used for bond evaluation, how to interpret a designation code, why a natural crack cannot be used for sensitivity calibration, and how an ultrasound beam would behave when passing from a higher to lower velocity medium with a convex surface.

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    The document contains multiple choice questions about ultrasonic testing. It asks about how a uniformly worn beam angle would change results, what information is needed for calibration, which probe could reduce focusing, what type of wave is used for bond evaluation, how to interpret a designation code, why a natural crack cannot be used for sensitivity calibration, and how an ultrasound beam would behave when passing from a higher to lower velocity medium with a convex surface.

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    69 lf an angle beam search unit has uniformly worn on its surface, what will change?
    A b€am angle
    B beam index
    C sensitivity
    D resolution

    70 For calibration, what information is needed?


    A beam index
    B beam angle
    C damping level
    D gain reverse ratio
    E nbne ofthe above

    71, To reduce focusing, which probe of the following Iisted below can be used?
    A 5 MHz, 2" Dia
    B 2 MHz, 2". Dia
    C 5 MHz, 1" Dia
    D 2MHz,1' Dia

    72 Which wave is used in immersion test detection for bond evaluation?


    A Standing wave
    B Leaky lamb wave
    C adgle beam shearwave
    D surface wave

    73 designation 4140-4-0300 indicates


    a an aluminum block of 4164" dia hole at 4" metal path
    b a steel block of 3/64" dia hole at 4" metal path
    c an'alumihum block of 4164" dia hole at 3" metal path
    d a steel block ol 4164" dia hole at 3" metal path

    74 Natural discontinuity like crack cannot be used as reference for setting sensitivity
    because
    A it may be in any direction
    B its size can not be correlated to sensitivity required
    C it can be at any depth therefore it can not take care of attenuation
    parameter
    D AandC above
    E all of the above
    75 lf velocity of second medium is lower than that of first medium and it has convex
    surface, the beam would in the second medium.
    A converge
    B diverge
    C attenuate
    D

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