There is a lot of details and security measure that go into a welding job, and an inspector is put in place to ensure that a construction site has used the needed materials, and the welders are working under healthy conditions. If you are planning on becoming a welding inspector, the trivia questions below on CSWIP 3. 2 will be quite helpful. Take them up!
Manual Metal Arc - MMA
Tungsten Inert Gas TIG
Submerged Arc Welding - MAG
Metal Active Gas - MAG
The wire would be too thick
The wire is too short
It is too expensive
The weld metal composition may be wrong
Undercut for fillet welds
Cracking in the weld area
Lack of root fusion defects
Porosity
Face Bend
Guided Bend
Root bend
Side bend
Dye penetrant
Ultrasonic inspection
It would not have been found by any inspection method
X-ray examination
True
False
Increasing the arc voltage
Adjusting the inductance control
Welding with no gas
Using CO2 gas
True
False
Under creep stress loading
Under cyclic loading
Under tensile loading
Under dynamic loading
True
False
Overheating during welding.
Excessive root faces.
Incorrect gap setting.
Lack of root penetration.
MMA
MIG / MAG
TIG
SAW
Cellulosic
Rutile
Basic
Rutile High Recovery
Crystallisation.
Fatigue cracking.
Weld decay.
Stress fracture.
Sulphur
Molybdenum
Carbon
Chromium
HAZ cracking.
Toe cracking.
Lamellar tearing.
Lamination.
A
B
C
D
Weld annealing
Weld normalising
Weld refining
Weld recrystallisation
True
False
The quality of the materials
The non-destructive test procedures
The skill of the welder
The manufacturing methods
Overlap.
Linear misalignment.
Linear slag inclusions.
Undercut.
Test the correctness of the welding procedure.
Test the welder's skill.
Prove the weldability of the parent material.
All the above.
Transverse tensile.
All weld tensile.
Root bend.
Charpy impact.