Theory and application of non destructive testing method eddy current
Magnetostriction
Electromagnetic induction
Piezoelectric energy conversion
Magnetomotive force
Differential
Absolute
Laminar
Flying probes
Observing the lift-off effect caused by the coating
Testing both sides of the specimen
Varying the current in the test coil
Varying the test frequency over a given range during the test
Z
X; E
R
Xc
Thickness of the material
Desired depth of penetration
Degree of sensitivity or resolution required
Purpose of the inspection
All of these
Heat treatment given the metal
Cold working performed on the metal
Aging process used on the metal
All of the answers
U-Shaped coils
Gap coils
Encircling coils
None of the answers
Additive
In phase
Regenerative
Out of phase
At the surface
At the center
Midway between the surface and center
None of these
Coplanar with the major plane of the discontinuity
Perpendicular to the major plane of the discontinuity
Parallel to the major plane of the discontinuity
90 degress out of the phase with current in the coil
Length of the test sample
Thickness of the test sample
Cross-sectional area of the test sample
All answers are correct
Lattice structures
Cells
Domains
Planetary spins
Air flux
Leakage flux
Induced flux
None of these
Fill factor
Edge effect
End effect
Lift off
Coercive force
Magnetizing force
Back emf
The overlap value
Symbol u
Symbol o
Letter--B
Letter--H
The magnetic field generated by the coil is increased in intensity
The distribution of eddy currents is uniform through the rod's cross section
The distribution of eddy currents is at a maximum at the rod's surface, or near the surface,and decreases to essentially zero at the rod's center
The temperature of the rod decreases
Opposes the magnetic field that induced the eddy currents
Reinforces the magnetic field that induced the eddy currents
Cancels the magnetic field that induced the eddy currents
Has no effect on the magnetic field that induced the eddy currents
Xr = 2 pie L
Xr = 1/2 pie L
Xr = 2 pie fL
Xr = 1R
Arranged to facilitate the condition of electrons
Randomly oriented and neutralize each other
Uniformly oriented
Create a major north and south pole in the material
Increasing the rate of displacement of the specimen through the coil
Magnetically saturating the test specimen
Decreasing the rate of displacement of the test specimen throughthe test coil
Testing in an air-conditioned room
Degree of phase discrimination required
Eddy current penetration needed
Rate of response required
All of these
Mhos
Ohms
Henry's
Gauss
The direction of the eddy currents in a part remains the same
The eddy currents in the test part will change phase 45 degrees
The direction of the eddy currents in the part also reverses
The eddy currents in the part remain the same
Aluminum with a 42% IACS rating
Magnesium with a 37% IACS rating
Cast steel with a 10.7% IACS rating
Zirconium with a 3.4% IACS rating
Induction
Conduction
Heat transfer
Magnetic domain transfer
Inability of eddy current testing to accurately measure conductivity
Need to test at low speeds to prevent skipping
Large number of known or unknown variables which appear in the output indication
Inability of eddy current testing to detect small discontinuities
0.5 (50%)
0.75 (75%)
1.0 (100%)
0.25 (25%)
Coercive force
Residual Magnetism
Saturation value
Hysteresis loss
Electrical conductivity, frequency, and material geometry
Density, permeability, and frequency
Electrical conductivity, permeability, and material geometry
Thermal conductivity, electrical conductivity, and permeability
The argument of the mathematical function describing the electromagnetic field within the test specimen
Test frequency divided by limit frequency
Neither
Both
Core coupling
Magnetic saturation
The coil's magnetic field
Magnetic domains
Magnitude
Phase
Impedance
Reactance
Low pass filter
Oscillator
Phase discriminator
High pass filter
Inductive reactance and resistance
Capacitive reactance and resistance
Inductive reactance and capacitive reactance
Inductance and capacitance
Include a high pass filter in the eddy current test equipment
Include a low pass filter in the eddy current test equipment
Increase the band pass of the amplifier
Use the impedance method of testing
Filtering or differentiation
Phase discrimination
Intergration
All 3 are correct
Test material permeability
Test frequency
Geometry of the test object
All answers are correct
Aluminum (35% IACS conductivity)
Brass (15% IACS conductivity)
Copper (95% IACS conductivity)
Lead (7% IACS conductivity)
The specimen should be of the same size and shape as the piece to be tested
The specimen should have the same heat treatment as the piece to be tested
The surface finish of the specimen should be the same as the piece to be tested
If the material is aluminum, the surface should be anodized
Rententivity
Permeability
Conductivity
Magnetostriction
Can exist only in the primary winding of an eddy current coil
Can exist only in the secondary winding of an eddy current coil
Can exist in both the primary and secondary windings of an eddy current coil
Exist only in the test specimen
A surface coil
Coaxial cable
A encircling coil
All of these
Eliminate skin effect
Determine the differences between a known standard sample
Increase the conductivity of the circuit
Decreases the system sensitivity
Gradual changes in diameter
Gradual changes in conductivity
Changes in temperature
Short flaws
Aluminum
Fiberglass
Copper
Steel
Test speed
Impedance of the pickup coil
None of the 2 answers
Both answers are correct
Double the inductance
Halve the inductance
Decrease the inductance by a factor of 4
Increase the inductance by a factor of 4
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