101 W7 MDT-1

What does NDT stand for?

• a) Non-Destructive Treatment
• b) Non-Destructive Testing
• c) Non-Destructive Technology
• d) Non-Destructive Technique

Which of the following is NOT a use of NDE methods?

• a) Leak Detection
• b) Structural Fabrication
• c) Flaw Detection and Evaluation
• d) Location Determination

Which NDT method can reveal both internal and surface flaws?

• a) Visual Inspection
• b) Radiographic Testing
• c) Magnetic Particle Testing
• d) Eddy Current Testing

When are NDE methods used?

• a) To entertain product development
• b) To manufacture products with defects
• c) To monitor, improve, or control manufacturing processes
• d) To design heat treatment processes

What is the primary benefit of using NDT methods?

• a) Decreasing product quality
• b) Reducing manufacturing costs
• c) Identifying defects that could lead to catastrophic failures
• d) Eliminating the need for visual inspection

Which NDT method is commonly used for leak detection?

• a) Visual Inspection
• b) Radiographic Testing
• c) Leak Testing
• d) Magnetic Particle Testing

What is the purpose of NDT methods in product development?

• a) To create defects in the product
• b) To ensure the product is perfect
• c) To assist in identifying and addressing defects
• d) To eliminate the need for manufacturing

Which NDT method is best suited for inspecting large quantities of rolled metal bar stock?

• a) Ultrasonic Testing
• b) Eddy Current Testing
• c) Radiographic Testing
• d) Visual Inspection

What type of properties do standardized tests on prepared test pieces assess?

• a) Destructive properties
• b) Material properties
• c) Component properties
• d) Complex-shaped properties

Why are standardized tests on prepared test pieces considered destructive?

• a) They damage the equipment.
• b) They damage the test pieces.
• c) They do not damage the test pieces.
• d) They cannot assess any properties.