1. Which of the following materials could not be tested using electromagnetic inspection?

Carbon steel
Titanium
Glass
Aluminium
Carbon steel and glass
2. The depth at which the eddy current is reduced 37 of the surface value is known as?
Half valve layer
Standard depth of penetration
Tenth value layer
Attenuation depth
3. The letters ICAS stand for?
International Annealed Copper Standard
Internal Applied Conductivity Standard
Induced Alternatiing Current Standard
Inherently Active Comparative Standard
4. Which of the following has the highest conductivity?
Brass
Silver
Copper
Gold
5. Which of the following factors make it difficult to inpect ferromagnetic materials?
Conductivity
Permeability
Resistance
Impedance
6. Calculate the impedance - Z - of a coil with a resitance - R - of 16 ohms and an inductive reactance XL - Of 6 ohms?
4.7 ohms
12.2 ohms
17 ohms
22 ohms
7. The angle between the resistance vector and the impedance vector is known is known as the?

Phase angle
Inductance angle
Resistance angle
Alpha angle
8. The term used to describe the distance between a test encircling coil and a plate surface is?
Fill factor
Lift off
Cladding
Surface roughness
9. With respect conductivity and penetration which of the following statements is true?
The higher conductivity the lower penetration
The lower the conductivity the lower the penetration
The lower the conductivity the higher the penetration
The higher the conductivity the higher the penetration
10. Calculate the resistance of a circuit whose voltage is 20 volts and current is 12 amps: V = Ir = 20 x
12?
1.67 ohms
12.5 ohms
120.8 ohms
240 ohms
11. Which of the following instruements is used to measure magnetic flux leakage?
A coil
Hall effect meter
Magnetic tape
A coil and magnetic tape
All of the above
12. What is the approximate relationship between defect depth - D - and signal amplitude - A?
A = K/D
A = K/D2
A = KD3
A = KD2
13. Hard materials generally have which of the following properties?
High retentivity hard to demagnetise
High retentivity easy to demagnetise

Low retentitivity easy to demagnetise

Low retentitivity hard to demagnetise
14. When flux leakage inspecting the test piece should be demagnetised?
Well below saturation
At saturation
Near saturation
Beyond saturation
15. Flow detection is best achieved when the magnetic flux is?
Parallel to the flaw major dimension
At 30 degrees to the flaw major dimension
At 90 degrees to the flaw major dimension
At 60 degrees to the flaw major detection
16. Magnetic field strength in a long coil is determined by?
Applied current strength
Number of turns in the coil
Coil diameter
Applied current strength and number of turns in the coil
All of the above
17. Flux leakage inspection is not likely to find which of the following defectv types?
Surface contamination
Longitudinal seams
Cracks
Overlap
18. What is the S I unit for magnetic flux density?
Gauss
Tesla
Ohms
Weber
19. How may a ferromagnetic material be demagnetised?
Using an AC Coil
Heating above the curie temperature
Reversing DC Coils
All the above
20. What is the S I unit for magnetic field strength?

Henry
Henry per meter
Amp
Amp per meter
Here are the corrections:
1. Glass
2. Standard depth of penetration
3. International Annealed Copper Standard
4. Silver
5. Permeability
6. 17 ohms
7. Phase angle
8. Fill factor
9. The higher conductivity the lower penetration
10. 240 ohms
11. All of the above
12. A = KD3
13. High retentivity hard to demagnetise
14. At saturation
15. At 90 degrees to the flaw major dimension
16. Applied current strength and number of turns in the coil
17. Surface contamination
18. Tesla
19. All the above
20. Amp per meter