Interactive NDT Flashcard for Students

Front

What does NDT stand for in engineering?

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Non-Destructive Testing

Front

Which NDT method uses visible light to inspect the surface of a material?

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Visual Testing

Front

What is the main purpose of Non-Destructive Testing?

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To inspect materials without causing damage

Front

Which NDT method is best suited for detecting surface-breaking defects using dye?

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Liquid Penetrant Testing

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Which NDT technique uses magnetic fields to detect flaws in ferromagnetic materials?

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Magnetic Particle Testing

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What is the main difference between defect and discontinuity in NDT?

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Defect is always harmful, discontinuity may not be.

Front

Which NDT method uses high-frequency sound waves to detect internal flaws?

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Ultrasonic Testing

Front

Which NDT method is commonly used to inspect welds for internal defects?

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Radiographic Testing

Front

What is a basic safety precaution when performing Radiographic Testing?

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Wearing radiation shielding

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Which inspection type is used to detect flaws throughout the volume of a material?

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Volumetric inspection