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CHP18

Total questions: 91

Worksheet time: 46mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does a whirling hygrometer/psychrometer measure?

a)

Rain

b)

Wind Speed

c)

Relative humidity

2.

What are the two types of steel temperature gauges?

a)

Magnetic and anti-magnetic

b)

Magnetic and digital thermometer

c)

Medium and antimagnetic

d)

Medium and digital thermometer

3.

Condensation occurs when ____________ is reached

a)

An air temperature less than 0°C (32°F)

b)

A humidity greater than 90%

c)

The dew point

d)

A steel temperature of less than 0°C (32°F)

4.

If a painting inspector is not available, environmental conditions should be checked ____________

a)

By nobody

b)

By supervisor or foreman

c)

Only when the humidity is high

d)

Only when 2-pack paint is used

5.

What situation would cause environmental condition checks to be more frequent?

a)

Different product being applied

b)

Increasing air temperature

c)

Decreasing air temperature

d)

Increasing relative humidity

6.

If the temperature of a steel structure falls during the night, there is a risk of ____________

a)

Coating discoloration

b)

Condensation

c)

Coating detachment

d)

Blistering

7.

Information on relative humidity, dew point, and overcoating times are shown on ____________

a)

Safety data sheet

b)

International Standard

c)

Product data sheet

d)

Code of practice

8.

The environmental condition criteria should be found in the?

a)

Coating specification

b)

Risk Assessment

c)

Method Statements

d)

Paint Tin Label

9.

Dew point can be calculated from ____________

a)

Wet and dry bulb temperatures

b)

Steel temperature and wet bulb temperature

c)

Steel temperature and dry bulb temperature

d)

Relative humidity and steel temperature

10.

Which of the steel temperature gauges, magnetic and digital, will give almost instantaneous results?

a)

Electronic

b)

Magnetic and anti-magnetic

c)

Both

d)

Neither

11.

Currently, NACE and ____________ produce joint standards.

a)

DIN

b)

BS

c)

ISO

d)

SSPC

12.

The Norsok M501 standard is mainly used in the ____________ industry.

a)

Highways

b)

Aerospace

c)

Oil and gas

d)

Marine

13.

What does BS stand for?

a)

British Stores

b)

British Standards

c)

British Steel

d)

Big Sections

14.

What does ISO stand for?

a)

International Standard Organisation

b)

International Stable Oxygen

c)

Internal Standards Organisation

d)

In Stable Oxygen

15.

What does SSPC stand for?

a)

Steel Surfaces Painting Certificates

b)

The Society for Protective Coatings

c)

Stainless Steel Paint and Coating

d)

Stainless Steel Painting Council

16.

What does NACE stand for?

a)

National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE International)

b)

National Assembly Coat Engineers

c)

Names Assembled Corrosion Engineers

d)

Nothing Assembles Concrete Energy

17.

What does ASTM stand for?

a)

American Steel Testing Metal

b)

Always Steel Testing Metal

c)

American Society Testing and Materials (ASTM International)

d)

American Society Testing Metals

18.

ISO standards are compiled by ____________.

a)

Representative experts from a number of countries

b)

Experts at headquarters in Geneva

c)

Individuals who are experts in the subject

d)

A committee of experts from NACE and SSPC

19.

An SSPC standard that is universally adopted for dry film thickness is ____________.

a)

SSPC PA1

b)

SSPC PA2

c)

SSPC-PA Guide 4

d)

SSPC-PA Guide 5

20.

An ISO standard widely specified for surface preparation is ____________.

a)

ISO 8502-3

b)

ISO 4628

c)

ISO 8501-1

d)

ISO 8503-1

21.

Which SSPC standard is for industrial blast cleaning?

a)

SP6

b)

SP8

c)

SP10

d)

SP14

22.

In SSPC Vis 1, which rust grade contains both mill scale and rust?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

Curing reaction

d)

D

23.

NACE and SSPC have how many levels of surface preparation by abrasive blast cleaning?

a)

Four

b)

Three

c)

Six

d)

Five

24.

Visual standards and guides exist for Waterjetting?

a)

True

b)

Only on cast iron surfaces

c)

Only on stainless steel surfaces

d)

Only on wood surfaces

25.

The SSPC standard for power tool cleaning to bare metal is ____________.

a)

SP2

b)

SP3

c)

SP11

d)

SP13

26.

The main visual standard for surface preparation used in Europe is?

a)

ISO 8500

b)

ISO 8505

c)

ISO 8501

d)

ISO 8880

27.

How many rust grades are within ISO 8501?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

28.

What is the missing standard from the list SA1, SA2, SA3?

a)

SA2.5

b)

SA2.55

c)

SA2.3

d)

SA2.9

29.

Very thorough hand and power tool cleaning is designated?

a)

St2

b)

St3

c)

St4

d)

St5

30.

How is the visual standard to be used?

a)

Held close to the surface to be assessed

b)

Held away from the surface and illuminated

c)

Referred to in the office before an inspection

d)

Only used in the case of a dispute

31.

The process of checking that the work is carried out in accordance with the specification is called?

a)

Quality assurance

b)

Quality audit

c)

Quality control

d)

Quality statement

32.

The paint specification usually forms part of a contract.

a)

Yes, generally

b)

No, never

c)

Only in the petrochemical industry

d)

Only in the offshore industry

33.

If there is no paint specification, the ____________ should be referred to for application details.

a)

Manager

b)

Foreman

c)

Product safety data sheet

d)

Product data sheet

34.

The document that details why and how inspections are conducted is called?

a)

Inspection log

b)

Inspection test plan

c)

Paint specification

d)

Paint data sheet

35.

The ____________ of the paint specification should be checked to confirm it is the current edition.

a)

Revision status

b)

Date

c)

Standard reference

d)

Paint data sheet

36.

The paint specification may specify selective coating manufacturers.

a)

No, never

b)

Yes

c)

Only for tank lining works

d)

Only for sub-sea work

37.

The paint specification usually specifies the standard of preparation.

a)

Yes, usually

b)

Never

c)

Only for pitted steel

d)

Only on stainless steel

38.

Paint specifications should have a revision status.

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Only on large jobs

d)

Only on small jobs

39.

Paint specifications often refer to standards such as ISO, ASTM, etc.

a)

Never, stand-alone documents

b)

Yes, often

c)

Only for large jobs

d)

Only for marine works

40.

Environmental conditions, film thickness, types of equipment, standards, mixing, storage are a few items to be found in a typical paint specification.

a)

No

b)

Yes

c)

Only on tank lining jobs

d)

Only on sub-sea jobs

41.

The ____________ is also called resin, vehicle, or polymer.

a)

Pigment

b)

Solvent

c)

Binder

d)

Paint

42.

Solvents can be organic or ____________ based.

a)

Inorganic

b)

Water

c)

Synthetic

d)

Viscous

43.

____________ provide color and opacity together with durability, hardness, mechanical strength, and in some cases rust inhibiting or antifouling properties.

a)

Solvent

b)

Additive

c)

Pigment

d)

Binder

44.

The ____________ imparts adhesion and strongly influences properties such as gloss, durability, flexibility, and toughness.

a)

Solvent

b)

Pigment

c)

Binder

d)

Extender

45.

The ____________ imparts adhesion and strongly influences properties such as gloss, durability, flexibility, and toughness.

a)

Solvent

b)

Pigment

c)

Binder

d)

Extender

46.

An example of a pigment with a laminar structure is ____________.

a)

Barytes

b)

China clay

c)

Mica

d)

Talc

47.

Paints are often referred to by the type of ____________.

a)

Pigment

b)

Solvent

c)

Curing reaction

d)

Binder

48.

Pigments, extenders, resin, ____________, and additives are mixed together to form a paste.

a)

Solvents

b)

Air

c)

Gas

d)

Water

49.

All coatings should have a ____________ number.

a)

Colour

b)

Health

c)

Batch (generally found on the label)

d)

Safety

50.

Pigments ____________.

a)

Always organic

b)

Soluble in the binder

c)

Always inorganic

d)

Can be organic or inorganic

51.

Paint mills are used to ____________ during paint manufacture.

a)

Generate heat

b)

Disperse the paint components

c)

Keep the mixture cool

d)

Adjust the viscosity

52.

Information on the voltage to be used for porosity testing should be obtained from ____________.

a)

The site manager

b)

The product data sheet

c)

The paint manufacturer

d)

The safety data sheet

53.

I am an Intrinsically safe (no batteries) type gauge.

a)

Magnetic gauge

b)

Electronic gauge

c)

Ferrous gauge

d)

Non-magnetic gauge

54.

Calibrated thickness shims should be used with DFT gauges before use.

a)

True

b)

Not True

c)

Only on old equipment

d)

Only on repaired equipment

55.

The coating applicator should carry out ____________ tests during application.

a)

Surface profile on blasted substrates

b)

Dry film thickness

c)

Relative humidity

d)

Wet film thickness

56.

Wet film combs are available in steel, aluminum, and ____________.

a)

Gold

b)

Glass

c)

Plastic

d)

Paper

57.

Plastic combs are generally 'used ____________ ' only as the paint/solvent can melt the plastic.

a)

Once

b)

Frequent

c)

Often

d)

Unlimited

58.

Electronic steel temperature gauges can be used ____________.

a)

Slowly

b)

When warmed up

c)

On stainless steel only

d)

Instantaneously

59.

Steel temperature gauges need ____________ to ____________ minutes to stabilize before use.

a)

60-70

b)

50-60

c)

10-20

d)

20-30

60.

Dew meters will measure steel temperature, relative humidity, and ____________ point.

a)

Damp

b)

Dew

c)

Steel

d)

Moisture

61.

A surface profile gauge measures the?

a)

How flat a surface is

b)

How smooth a surface is

c)

How curved a surface is

d)

Surface profile on blasted substrates

62.

The documentation on a coatings job is generally completed by the?

a)

Client

b)

Painter

c)

Stores person

d)

Supervisor, manager, or inspector

63.

The coating specification should be available to ____________.

a)

Painters only

b)

Client only

c)

Everybody

d)

Nobody

64.

It is vitally important to keep a site ____________ or log information on events.

a)

Cabin

b)

Fresh safe

c)

Diary (or log)

d)

Inspection tool

65.

A site diary can be used in the event of a ____________.

a)

Fire

b)

Power cut

c)

Prize

d)

Dispute

66.

Environmental conditions shall be recorded where?

a)

On a wall chart

b)

On a notepad

c)

In the daily log

d)

In the daily log but only if they are outside the specification

67.

Inspection equipment should have a unique identity number to assist with ____________.

a)

Ownership

b)

Storage location

c)

Traceability

d)

Calibration

68.

The daily inspection report should be signed and ____________.

a)

Sealed

b)

Printed

c)

Dated

d)

Posted

69.

Overcoating times and curing times are available on the ____________.

a)

Safety data sheet

b)

Product data sheet

c)

Paint tin

d)

Specification

70.

The plant and equipment should be logged on a ____________ basis.

a)

Regular

b)

Annual

c)

Daily

d)

Bi-annual

71.

To enable planning of the work, an up-to-date ____________ should be maintained.

a)

Weather forecast

b)

Set of meeting notes

c)

Work program

d)

Progress report

72.

The standard contains four languages: English, French, Swedish, and __________?

a)

Arabic

b)

Spanish

c)

Polish

d)

German

73.

The standard is to be used for __________ assessment of rust grades and surface preparation grades?

a)

Visual

b)

Comparison

c)

Good

d)

Possible

74.

The standard includes _______ high-quality photographs of rust grades, abrasive blast cleaned grades, and hand and power tool cleaning grades?

a)

38

b)

28

c)

18

d)

8

75.

Photographic illustrations include flame _________ preparation?

a)

Washing

b)

Dusting

c)

Warming

d)

Cleaning

76.

24 blast-cleaned photographs were taken from the original __________ Standard SIS 05 59 00 - 1967?

a)

Danish

b)

Swedish

c)

Norwegian

d)

French

77.

How many rust grades exist in the standard?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4 (A, B, C, and D)

d)

8

78.

Steel surfaces largely covered with adhering mill scale but little, if any, rust, which grade am I?

a)

B

b)

C

c)

A

d)

D

79.

Steel surface on which the mill scale has rusted away and on which general pitting is visible under normal vision, which grade am I?

a)

B

b)

C

c)

A

d)

D

80.

All surface preparation standards are prefixed Sa, __ and F1?

a)

St

b)

Sb

c)

Sc

d)

Sa

81.

All blast inspection should be conducted without magnification?

a)

True on new steel only

b)

True on pitted steel only

c)

Not true

d)

True

82.

ISO 8501 specifies a series of preparation grades for steel surfaces after __________ removal of previous paint coatings?

a)

Partial

b)

Some

c)

Localised

d)

Remedial

83.

ISO 8501 is applicable to surfaces prepared for painting by methods such as blast cleaning, hand and power tool cleaning, and machine __________?

a)

Abrading

b)

Washing

c)

Cleaning

d)

Scuffing

84.

The degree of degradation which may be found on previously coated surfaces shall be assessed in accordance with ISO _______, Parts 1 to 6?

a)

2846

b)

4682

c)

8264

d)

4628

85.

Each preparation grade is designated by the appropriate letter Sa, St, or ______?

a)

Na

b)

Ma

c)

P

d)

Nr

86.

Surface preparation by localised blast cleaning is designated by the letters __ Sa.?

a)

P

b)

S

c)

A

d)

B

87.

The adhesion of existing coatings may be checked by knife, by a cross-cut test, or a portable apparatus for pull-off adhesion.?

a)

True

b)

Not True

c)

True for old coatings only

d)

True for new coatings only

88.

The newly applied coatings should be __________ with the existing coatings.?

a)

Painted

b)

Coated

c)

Over coated

d)

Compatible

89.

Iron oxide shop primer prior to surface preparation with localised blast cleaning, what am I?

a)

A Sa2½

b)

P Sa2½

c)

C Sa2½

d)

P Sa2

90.

P Ma picture shows typical cases of localised machine abrading using repair work to ______ in a power station.?

a)

Welds

b)

Pipes

c)

Tubes

d)

Steel

91.

P Ma picture shows typical case of localised machine abrading repair work to the upper sides of a ______ cover.?

a)

Door

b)

Hatch

c)

Ship

d)

Steel