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Excited electrons will surround a material in the form of an electron cloud commonly known as....... |
Thermionic Emission |
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What is the positive terminal of an x-ray tube? |
Anode |
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The type of process for when futons have energies of 100 kiloelectron-volt (keV) or less, and are readily absorbed by the electrons in the orbital shells of the atoms of the absorber is referred to as |
photoelectric absorption |
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How much incident radiation should a subject being x-rayed absorb in order to achieve a high contrast? |
96-99 percent |
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What has a very important affect upon the quality of an x-ray image? |
size of the focal spot |
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To the radiation beam, an open crack appears as? |
a significant change in material thickness |
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What can be used as a recording medium because their emulsions are sensitive to the quality and the energy of electromagnetic radiation over a wide spectral range? |
Films |
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What makes up for the formation of latent changes by interactions to electromagnetic radiation? |
Silver bromide crystals |
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Which class of radiographic film has a moderate signal-to-noise ratio? |
Class 3 |
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How is detail sensitivity of a radiographic image visually revealed? |
Pentrameter holes |
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What is exposure of film from scatter radiation called? |
Fog |
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Which if these materials CANNOT be used got thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD) badges? |
Silicon Diode |
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What should you do when a digital alarm dosimeter (DAD) is used by a different radiographer? |
Reset it to zero |
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When the effects of a given absorbed dose decreases, the rate of exposure _______ |
decreases |
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Symptoms can be expected if the whole body is exposed to how much radiation? |
100 roentgens |
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A radiation safety officer (RSO) is normally appointed by whom? |
Unit Commander |
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What form will be completed for all overexposures, shielded, and unshielded inspections? |
AFTO Form 125, Industrial Radiography Utilization Log |
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In the end area that is considered to be very high in radiation measured in radiation absorbed dosages (rad) is an area where and individual is..... |
3.3 feet from any source of radiation that could receive greater than 500 rads in one hour |
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When unshielded radio graphic operations are conducted for vertical beam orientation you should erect a root barrier around the x-ray tube head at what distance? |
230 feet |
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When should radiographers verify proper operation of radiography interlocks? |
Daily and prior to use |
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When is the survey meter operational check performed? |
Every 14 days or as recommended by manufacturer, and prior to use |
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In order for a safelight to meet or exceed minimum requirements the density change must be at least..... |
4 minutes and 45 seconds |
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How do you go about completing an operational check on the Victoreen survey meter? |
Place a radioactive source material as close as possible to the white dot to maximize reading |
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What type of safelight filter is the only model designated for use with industrial? |
6B or equivalent |
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When a new batch of developer is added a strip of film should be checked after how many 14 x 17 inch pieces of film have been processed to compare the useful miss of the developer? |
50 |
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Which type of silver recovery system sends electric current to the silver bearing fixer and the silver is electronically deposited upon the cathode and can be refined? |
Electrolysis |
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What type of casting defect maybe less or more dense then the matrix alloy and will appear as a darker or lighter indication? |
Inclusions |
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What are often detectable in the direction of the thickness of a plate and will be parallel to the x-ray beam? |
Cracks in welds |
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What type of welding defect does not properly fuse with the base metal and appears as a dark line oriented in the direction of the weld seam? |
Lack of fusion |
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How does water in honeycomb cells usually appear on a radiograph? |
Smooth, consistent with a light density area and no grainy appearance |
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What allows us to retrieve information electronically for easy and accurate manipulation or analysis by a computer? |
Digital imaging |
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When the dynamic range is greater, the.... |
higher the contrast and color/greyscale bit depth |
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How should you care for image plates (IP)? |
Wear cotton gloves to aid in keeping clean |
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Which of these is NOT used to store digital radiographs? |
Share drive |
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What is defined as a digital image by the pixel it represents? |
Brightness resolution |
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What type of pixel can display 256 colors or greyscale levels at most? |
8 bit |
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Who will approve all laser pointers prior to use? |
Bioenvironmental Engineering |
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Computed Radiography (CR) process controls are split into what four tests? |
Display monitor, system, image plate, and EPS tests |
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What acceptable criteria are you looking for during the display monitor process control test? |
Verify the high and low brightness of vertical/horizontal lines at each corner |
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During evaluation of the special resolution evaluation, how far away from the display monitor shall operators be positioned |
12-18 inches |
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Apart from the magnification setting, what is the only item that may be adjusted during the laser jitter evaluation? |
Brightness |
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How is wear metal concentration measured? |
Parts per million |
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Sudden failures not proceeded by characteristic where metal generation, such as fatigue failure, is..... |
Undetectable, and known as a catastrophic failure |
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The concentration of metals in fluid samples is measured by the |
Amount of light absorbed or emitted by the excited sample |
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Spectroscopy relies on the.... |
detection of persistent lines in a spectrum |
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Which atomic emission group takes the lights emitted during excitation and isolates or breaks it down into its spectral wavelengths for monitoring? |
Optical processing |
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What information is NOT provided in a scanning electron microscope/energy dispersive X-Ray (SEM/EDX) report? |
A three dimensional image |
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What process includes the ability to generate three-dimensional images of metal particles? |
Scanning electron microscope/energy dispersive X-Ray (SEM/EDX). |
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SEM/EDX technology is currently only used in NDI laboratories that support which aircraft? |
F-16 and U-2 |
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Which warning level indicates that there is a significant amount of material detected and troubleshooting must be initiated? |
Level 2 |
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How should temperature and humidity be controlled in the JOAP labs? |
75 +/- 10 F with 20% to 60% humidity |
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The D3 standard contains approximately the same weight of which three elements? |
Boron, Molybdenum, and Zinc |
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Which diagnostic check is used to assure that the spectrometer has reached electronic stability? |
the dark current electronic stability test |
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Ultimately, the responsibility to decide what action to take in regard to any recommendation from the JOAP laboratory rests with the ______ |
customer |
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How often do you back up all assigned spectrometer? |
Monthly |
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What monthly correlation score must labs maintain to keep labs certified? |
80 percent or above |
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Which is not a reason for a lab to to become uncertified? |
Upon direction of the JOAP lab supervisor |
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Once a spectrometer in reported maintenance (RM) status has been repaired, you may analyze up to... |
two months of overdue correlation samples, with up to one overdue sample set for each workday |
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How many analysis burns are completed for the warm-up? |
three or four |
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If your daily check fails, you should complete... |
a full standardization and then another daily standardization check |
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What will you need to do every time a new batch and/or lot number of electrodes is used? |
Electrode offset procedure |
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How long will NDI laboratories keep a Department of Defense DD Form 2026 on file? |
90 days |
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Which oil analysis program record is kept on file for 12 months? |
Historical data form |
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The hours of flight since oil change time is normally critical only during the... |
first 10-15 hours |
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Which lab code recommends a "resample after *** hours; do not change oil"? |
Code C |
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What is relatively insensitive to test object bending or deformation due to the applied stress, but is still highly sensitive to local defect deformation? |
Shearography |
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When interpreting a image in shearography, what are you doing if you move a defect to the center of the field of view (FOV) and retest the part? |
Precisely measuring an indication |
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Which of these does not act as an active thermographic excitation source? |
Eddy current initiators |
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Which material is tested by cooling instead of heating the surface in thermal shearography? |
Kevlar |
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What is the maximum possible scan speed in square feet per hour when using a mobile automated scanner system (MAUSS)? |
100 |