LIQUID PENETRANT TEST

Level-II Specific

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1. The Chlorine plus Fluorine content shall not exceed
a. 0.0025gm
b. 0.00ggm
c. 1% of the residue by weight
d. none of the above
2. What is the procedure requirements of this specification?
a. Procedure does not required to do PT
b. PT shall be performed in accordance with a procedure written as per the
guidance of this specification.
c. PT shall be performed in accordance with a procedure written based on the
technician’s experience.
d. PT shall be performed in accordance with a procedure written by the supplier.
3. Final interpretation shall be made within:
a. 7 minutes
b. 60 minutes
c. 7 to 60 minutes
d. any time
4. The minimum standard temperature limit is:
a. 50 degree F
b. 125 degree F
c. 50 degree C
d. 100 degree C
5. The reference documents used in this procedure are:
a. SE-165,SE-1209, SA-609 and SE-1219
b. SE-165,SE-1209, SE-1219 and SA-530
c. SE-165,SE-1209, SE-1219 and SE-1220
d. AWS-D1.1, ABS, API-1104
6. Excess water washable penetrant shall be removed a. with a water spray
b. with water spray at the pressure exceeding 50psi
c. with water spray and the pressure not exceeding 50psi
d. with a solvent
7. The Sulphur content shall not exceed
a. 0.0025gm
b. 0.00ggm
c. 1% of the residue by weight
d. none of the above
8. Non-aqueous developer application is accomplished by;
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a. Spraying, except where safety or restricted access preclude it.

b. Dipping
c. Pouring
d. electrostatic gun
9. Developing time for final interpretation begins_____________.
a. immediately after the application of dry developer
b. 7 minutes after the application of wet developer.
c. as soon as a wet developer coating is dry.
d. both a and c
10. Liquid Penetrant Examination :
a. is effective means for detecting discontinuities which are open to surface.
b. can be performed on metals and other materials.
c. can be used to detect cracks, seams, laps.
d. all of the above.
11. Intermixing of penetrant materials from different families;
a. not permitted
b. permitted
c. Permitted if sensitivity is experimentally proven
d. permitted if the composition is same
12. Fluorescent examination shall be performed;
a. in a darkened area
b. in day light
c. after the operator wears a photosensitive glass
d. with out giving 5 minutes warming time for the black light.
13. Aqueous developer application is accomplished by;
a. dipping
b. brushing
c. spraying
d. all of the above
14. Drying after excess penetrant removal for solvent removable technique is
accomplished by;
a. normal evaporation, or blotting
b. wiping, or forced air
c. heating above 125 degree F
d. both a and b.
15. Color contrast (visible) or fluorescent penetrant shall be used with which one of the
following process?
a. water washable
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b. post-emulsifying
c. solvent removable
d. all of the above
16. When color contrast and fluorescent examinations are required to be performed on a
specimen, which method should be done first?
a. First color contrast then fluorescent
b. First fluorescent then color contrast
c. any method can be performed first
d. none of the above
17. Non-aqueous developer application shall be applied only on a _______________
surface.
a. wet
b. dry
c. oily
d. dusted
18. The maximum standard temperature limit is:
a. 50 degree
b. 125 degree F
c. 50 degree C
d. 100 degree C
19. Aqueous developer application shall be applied only on a _______________ surface.
a. wet
b. dry
c. either wet or dry surface
d. oily
20. How much penetrant dwell time (minimum) should be given to detect lack of fusion
in aluminum weld.
a. 7 minutes
b. 5 minutes
c. 10 minutes
d. should be established experimentally.
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Test Name: PT L2 Specific

1. C 6. C 11. A 16. B
2. B 7. C 12. A 17. B
3. C 8. A 13. D 18. B
4. A 9. D 14. D 19. C
5. C 10. D 15. D 20. B