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CSWIP 3.1 Exam Questions & Answers

The document contains a series of final exam style questions related to welding terminology and definitions, including topics such as defects, welding processes, and testing methods. Each question is followed by the correct answer, covering various aspects of welding knowledge. Key concepts include planar and volumetric defects, welding positions, and specifications like WPS and PWHT.

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CSWIP 3.1 Exam Questions & Answers

The document contains a series of final exam style questions related to welding terminology and definitions, including topics such as defects, welding processes, and testing methods. Each question is followed by the correct answer, covering various aspects of welding knowledge. Key concepts include planar and volumetric defects, welding positions, and specifications like WPS and PWHT.

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CSWIP 3.

1 – Final Exam Style Questions (Terms &


Definitions)

1. Which of the following is a planar imperfection?


a) Slag inclusion b) Lack of fusion c) Porosity d) Tungsten inclusion
Answer: b) Lack of fusion

2. In a fillet weld, what does “a” represent?


a) Throat thickness b) Leg length c) Penetration depth d) Weld width
Answer: a) Throat thickness

3. Which process uses a non-consumable electrode?


a) MIG/MAG b) TIG/GTAW c) SAW d) MMA/SMAW
Answer: b) TIG/GTAW

4. A solid inclusion in a weld is most likely to be:


a) Gas b) Slag c) Lack of fusion d) Porosity
Answer: b) Slag

5. Which of the following is a volumetric defect?


a) Porosity b) Lack of sidewall fusion c) Crack d) Lack of penetration
Answer: a) Porosity

6. The fusion line is defined as:


a) Boundary between parent metal and HAZ b) Root pass area c) Weld toe d) Cap surface
Answer: a) Boundary between parent metal and HAZ

7. Excess reinforcement in a butt weld is considered:


a) Planar defect b) Volumetric defect c) Imperfection but acceptable within limits d) Crack
Answer: c) Imperfection but acceptable within limits

8. What does HAZ stand for?


a) Heat Affected Zone b) High Alloy Zone c) Hardness Average Zone d) High Arc Zone
Answer: a) Heat Affected Zone

9. Lack of penetration is classified as:


a) Planar defect b) Volumetric defect c) Inclusion d) Gas defect
Answer: a) Planar defect

10. Which welding position is designated as ‘PA’?


a) Flat b) Vertical up c) Overhead d) Horizontal
Answer: a) Flat

11. What does the term ‘interpass temperature’ refer to?


a) Preheat temperature b) Temperature between welding passes c) Post-weld heat treatment
temperature d) Ambient temperature
Answer: b) Temperature between welding passes

12. Which of the following is a non-destructive testing method?


a) Tensile test b) Bend test c) Radiography d) Impact test
Answer: c) Radiography

13. In welding, porosity is caused by:


a) Entrapped gas b) Slag c) Lack of fusion d) Excess heat input
Answer: a) Entrapped gas

14. The root run in a weld is:


a) The first weld pass b) The final cap pass c) The sidewall fusion area d) The filler pass
Answer: a) The first weld pass

15. What does PWHT stand for?


a) Pre-Weld Heat Treatment b) Post Weld Heat Treatment c) Preheat Welding Holding Time d)
Pressure Weld Heat Test
Answer: b) Post Weld Heat Treatment

16. The minimum cross-sectional area of a fillet weld is defined by:


a) Throat thickness b) Leg length c) Cap height d) Root gap
Answer: a) Throat thickness

17. A crack in the weld is classified as:


a) Planar imperfection b) Volumetric imperfection c) Solid inclusion d) Porosity
Answer: a) Planar imperfection

18. Which symbol indicates a field weld on a drawing?


a) Flag on reference line b) Tail on arrow line c) Dashed line d) Circle on arrow
Answer: a) Flag on reference line

19. Which of the following is a discontinuity rather than a defect?


a) Slight undercut within acceptable limits b) Crack c) Lack of penetration d) Slag inclusion
Answer: a) Slight undercut within acceptable limits

20. What does NDT stand for?


a) Non-Destructive Testing b) Normal Defect Testing c) Non-Dimensional Tolerance d)
Non-Destructive Technique
Answer: a) Non-Destructive Testing

21. The weld face is:


a) Exposed surface of a weld on the side from which welding was done b) Root area c) HAZ
boundary d) Cap height
Answer: a) Exposed surface of a weld on the side from which welding was done

22. Which welding process uses flux-coated electrodes?


a) SMAW/MMA b) GTAW c) MIG/MAG d) SAW
Answer: a) SMAW/MMA

23. Which one is a permanent joint?


a) Bolted b) Riveted c) Welded d) Screwed
Answer: c) Welded

24. The weld toe is:


a) Junction between weld face and parent metal b) Junction between weld root and HAZ c) Root
gap d) Cap surface
Answer: a) Junction between weld face and parent metal

25. Tungsten inclusion is most likely in:


a) TIG/GTAW b) MIG/MAG c) SMAW d) SAW
Answer: a) TIG/GTAW

26. A lamellar tear occurs in:


a) Parent material b) Weld metal c) Flux d) Electrode coating
Answer: a) Parent material

27. The effective throat thickness in fillet welds is measured:


a) Perpendicular to the fusion face b) Along the leg length c) Parallel to weld face d) Root gap
Answer: a) Perpendicular to the fusion face

28. Which defect is most detrimental to weld strength?


a) Crack b) Porosity c) Slag inclusion d) Undercut
Answer: a) Crack

29. The term WPS stands for:


a) Welding Procedure Specification b) Weld Pass Sequence c) Welding Performance Sheet d)
Weld Procedure Study
Answer: a) Welding Procedure Specification
30. The acronym WPQR stands for:
a) Welding Procedure Qualification Record b) Weld Pass Quality Report c) Welding Performance
Qualification Review d) Welding Process Quality Record
Answer: a) Welding Procedure Qualification Record

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