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Section 8 Questions

The document discusses codes and standards related to welding inspections. It contains 7 multiple choice questions about defects outside specification limits, codes of practice, the meaning of API, British standards for welded joints and visual inspections, and the definition of a code of practice. The questions cover topics like acceptable defect levels, manufacturing standards, industry acronyms, and British codes for inspections and recommended practices.

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Section 8 Questions

The document discusses codes and standards related to welding inspections. It contains 7 multiple choice questions about defects outside specification limits, codes of practice, the meaning of API, British standards for welded joints and visual inspections, and the definition of a code of practice. The questions cover topics like acceptable defect levels, manufacturing standards, industry acronyms, and British codes for inspections and recommended practices.

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Section 8 : Codes and standards.

1 Defects outside of the limits specified in a standard should always be:

a) Repaired
b) Reported to “a senior person”
c) Assessed along with other defects
d) All of the above

2 Code of practice is:

a) A standard for workmanship only


b) A set of rules for manufacturing a specific product
c) Levels of acceptability of a weldment
d) None of the above

4 API stands for

a) Associated Pipeline Industries


b) American Pipe Institute
c) American Pipeline Institute
d) American Petroleum Institute

5 Which British standard relates to Symbolic presentation of welded joints.

a) EN 639
b) EN 638
c) EN 18
d) EN 22553

6 The British code for visual inspection requirements is:

a) BS4872
b) BS499
c) BS4870
d) None of the above

7 Technically a code of practice is:

a) A standard
b) Document that recommends practices for the manufacture of a product
c) Related to welder and weld procedure approval
d) All of the above
8 The British code for visual inspection requirements is :

a) BS 4872
b) BS 499
c) BS 4870
d) None of the above

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