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A.surface coil
B. coaxial cable
C. encircling coil
D. all of the above
4. For age hardenable aluminium and titanium alloys, changes in hardness are indicated
by changes in
A. retentivity
B. permeability
C. conductivity
D. magnetostriction
A. gauss
B. ohms
C. ampere
D. oersted
A.ampere
B. weber
C. oersted.
D. all of the above
10. If the conductivity of a test part in an eddy current test coil decreases the magnitude
of the eddy currents at a given depth in the test specimen
A. increases
B. remains the same
C. decreases
D. may increase or decrease
A. X
B. Z
C. R
D. F
12. The vector-point, ellipse and linear time base methods are all subdivisions of the
13. A term used to define an eddy current test coil which uses magnetic material to
purposely shape the magnetic field is
A. bobbin coil
B. encircling coil
C. spinning coil
D. gap coil
14. A term used to define surface coil mounted so that the coil can be rotated about the
circumference of a test specimen is
A. bobbin coil
B. encircling coil
C. spinning coil
D. gap coil
15. A term used to define the timing relationships involved in alternating current signals
is
A. magnitude
B. phase
C. impedance
D. reactance
16. Which of the following materials would be more likely used as a mounting material
for a probe coil
A. Aluminium
B. Fiber glass
C. Copper
D. Steel
17. The ratio of the specific diameter of a probe to the minimum discontinuity of interest
should be
A. less than 2
B. greater than 2
C. greater than 4
D. greater than 10
18. When eddy current testing a nonferrous material, the choice of test frequency is
determined by the
19. In eddy current testing the specimen is coupled to the test coil by
A.core coupling
B.magnetic saturation
C. the coil’s magnetic field
D. magnetic domains
20. In order to decrease the effect on conductivity readings due to variations in test part
thickness