1.
The heat treatment given to a particular grade of steel by the steelmaker/supplier is referred to as:
2.
Welding inspectors may need to refer to material test certificates to:
3.
. Which of the following tasks is often delegated to welding inspectors?
4.
As-rolled, hot rolled, and hot finished steel plates:
5.
As-rolled steel is typically applied to:
6.
Thermomechanical controlled processing (TMCP) steel is designed for:
7.
Normalising involves heating the steel to approximately:
8.
Normalising optimises:
9.
Quenching and tempering steel involves:
10.
The purpose of tempering after quenching is to:
11.
Solution annealing is applied to:
12.
Annealing steel after working to size:
13.
Postweld heat treatment (PWHT) is primarily applied to:
15.
PWHT is sometimes called:
16.
. Maximum heating rate during PWHT must be controlled to avoid:
17.
C-Mn steel PWHT maximum heating rates typically range from:
18.
Soak temperature for C and C-Mn steels during PWHT is approximately:
20.
Low alloy steels such as Cr-Mo used for elevated temperature service require soak temperatures of:
21.
Typical specified soak time during PWHT is:
22.
Controlled cooling during PWHT is necessary to:
23.
Below which temperature can the item be withdrawn from furnace and air cooled safely?
24.
Oil- and gas-fired PWHT furnaces must not:
25.
Local PWHT is typically applied to:
26.
Width of the heated band during local PWHT must be within:
27.
Common methods of heating for local PWHT include:
28.
Austenitic stainless steels commonly solution annealed include grades:
29.
The main purpose of PWHT is to:
30.
PWHT benefits include:
31.
Heating rate control during PWHT is especially important above which temperature?
32.
Normalising is applied to:
33.
Quenching and tempering is typically applied to:
34.
Thermomechanical controlled processing (TMCP) is applied to:
35.
Normalising heat treatment involves:
36.
The main reason for PWHT is:
37.
Soak temperature and time are essential for:
38.
PWHT may be required to improve:
39.
Soak time during PWHT is determined by:
40.
Maximum heating rate must be monitored using:
41.
PWHT furnace fuel impurities must be low in
42.
Rapid heating during quenching and tempering reaches approximately:
43.
During annealing, steel is cooled:
44.
Solution heat treatment temperature is typically above:
45.
Local PWHT thermocouples are placed in:
46.
Quenching in water or oil prevents:
47.
PWHT controlled cooling for C-Mn steels is done down to:
48.
Heating rate during PWHT must avoid:
49.
Benefits of PWHT include:
50.
PWHT procedures must specify:
51.
TMCP steels achieve toughness at low temperatures by:
52.
As-rolled steel properties vary because:
53.
Normalising provides uniform properties for:
54.
Quenching after heating steel to ~900°C produces:
55.
Tempering after quenching improves:
56.
Solution annealing is necessary to:
58.
PWHT is generally required to:
59.
PWHT temperature is carefully controlled because:
60.
Maximum heating rate control avoids:
61.
Soak temperature during PWHT depends on:
62.
Soak time is determined by:
63.
PWHT controlled cooling for C-Mn steels is required down to approximately:
64.
Oil- or gas-fired PWHT furnaces must avoid:
65.
Local PWHT is used for:
66.
The width of the heated band in local PWHT must be:
67.
Typical heating methods for local PWHT include:
68.
. Solution heat treatment temperature for austenitic stainless steel is about:
69.
The main benefit of PWHT is:
71.
. Thickest joint governs:
72.
Heating rate is monitored by:
73.
TMCP steels achieve low-temperature toughness by:
75.
Tempering after quenching:
77.
Normalising is applied to:
78.
. PWHT is also called:
79.
Maximum heating rates for C-Mn steels in PWHT are typically:
80.
PWHT temperature for Cr-Mo steels used at elevated service conditions is about:
81.
Rapid heating during quenching and tempering reaches:
82.
Soak time for PWHT is typically:
83.
Controlled cooling avoids:
84.
. PWHT furnace fuel should be low in:
85.
Local PWHT is commonly applied by:
86.
The main purpose of solution annealing is to:
87.
Annealing steel improves:
89.
. TMCP steels are used to:
90.
Tempering after quenching:
91.
Soak temperature in PWHT is monitored by:
92.
Thickest joint determines:
94.
Benefits of PWHT include:
95.
Maximum heating rate control is important above:
96.
Local PWHT thermocouples are placed in:
97.
Width of the temperature decay band is:
99.
. Solution heat treatment prevents:
100.
. Heating methods for local PWHT do not include:
101.
Normalising produces:
102.
. TMCP steel rolling involves:
103.
PWHT is applied to welded steels to:
104.
The temperature for PWHT is:
105.
PWHT is also called:
106.
Maximum heating rate control during PWHT prevents:
107.
Soak temperature during PWHT depends on:
109.
Typical soak time for PWHT is:
110.
. PWHT controlled cooling is necessary to avoid:
111.
Below which temperature is air cooling acceptable after PWHT?
112.
Oil- and gas-fired PWHT furnaces must not:
113.
Local PWHT is applied to:
114.
Width of the heated band in local PWHT must be:
116.
Electrical mats for local PWHT are used to:
117.
Gas-fired radiant heaters are used for:
118.
Solution annealing prevents:
119.
Normalising involves heating to approximately
120.
Quenching and tempering heating temperature is about:
121.
. Tempering after quenching improves:
123.
Normalising provides:
124.
Quenching steel after heating produces:
125.
Tempering after quenching:
127.
Maximum heating rate control avoids:
128.
Soak temperature for C-Mn steel PWHT is about:
129.
Low alloy steels like Cr-Mo for elevated service require soak temperature of:
131.
. Controlled cooling during PWHT is required to:
132.
Oil- and gas-fired furnace fuel should be low in:
134.
Solution heat treatment is applied to:
135.
Annealing is applied to:
136.
Normalising produces:
137.
Quenching steel produces:
138.
Tempering after quenching:
139.
TMCP steels achieve low-temperature toughness by:
140.
PWHT is also called:
141.
Maximum heating rates for C-Mn steel PWHT are typically:
142.
. PWHT soak temperature for Cr-Mo steels used at elevated service conditions is about:
143.
Rapid heating during quenching and tempering reaches:
144.
Soak time for PWHT is typically:
145.
Controlled cooling during PWHT avoids:
146.
Below which temperature is air cooling acceptable after PWHT?
147.
. Oil- or gas-fired PWHT furnaces must not:
148.
Local PWHT thermocouples are placed in:
149.
Width of the temperature decay band is:
151.
Soak temperature during PWHT is monitored by:
152.
Thickest joint governs:
153.
PWHT ensures the HAZ hardness is not too high to:
154.
PWHT improves welded joint resistance to:
155.
PWHT allows welded joints to be:
156.
The main purpose of PWHT is:
157.
PWHT thermal cycle is specified by:
158.
PWHT requires a prepared procedure specifying
159.
Maximum heating rate is controlled to avoid:
160.
. Heating rate control is critical above:
161.
Thermocouples are attached to:
162.
Soak temperature depends on:
163.
Typical PWHT soak temperature for C-Mn steels is:
164.
. PWHT soak temperature for low alloy Cr-Mo steels is:
165.
. Soak time is based on:
166.
Typical PWHT soak time:
167.
Cooling during PWHT is controlled to:
168.
Below which temperature can the item be air cooled safely after PWHT?
169.
Oil- and gas-fired PWHT furnaces must avoid:
170.
Local PWHT is commonly applied to:
171.
Electrical mats are used for
172.
Gas-fired radiant heaters are used for:
173.
Width of the heated band must be:
174.
Decay band width is from:
175.
Thermocouples for local PWHT are placed in:
176.
. PWHT improves resistance to:
177.
Solution annealing is applied to:
179.
Normalising involves:
181.
Tempering after quenching improves:
182.
TMCP steels are used to achieve:
183.
Normalising provides:
184.
. PWHT is also called:
185.
Maximum heating rate for C-Mn steel PWHT is typically:
186.
. Soak temperature for Cr-Mo steels in PWHT:
187.
Rapid heating during quenching and tempering reaches:
188.
Soak time for PWHT is typically
189.
Controlled cooling avoids:
190.
Oil- and gas-fired furnace fuel should be low in:
192.
Solution heat treatment is applied to
193.
Annealing is applied to:
194.
Normalising produces:
195.
Quenching steel produces:
196.
Tempering after quenching improves:
197.
TMCP steels achieve low-temperature toughness by:
198.
PWHT is required to:
199.
Maximum heating rate control prevents:
201.
Controlled cooling during PWHT avoids:
202.
Benefits of PWHT include:
203.
. The main purpose of PWHT is to:
204.
. PWHT helps improve:
205.
Codes and standards specify PWHT to ensure:
206.
Maximum heating rate during PWHT is controlled to avoid:
207.
Above which temperature is heating rate critical for PWHT?
208.
Soak temperature and time are critical to:
209.
Typical PWHT soak temperature for C-Mn steels is:
210.
Soak temperature for low alloy Cr-Mo steels is typically:
211.
Minimum soak time is based on:
212.
Typical PWHT soak time per thickness:
213.
Controlled cooling during PWHT prevents:
214.
Below which temperature is air cooling acceptable after PWHT?
215.
Oil- or gas-fired PWHT furnaces must avoid:
216.
Furnace fuel should be low in:
217.
Local PWHT is often used for
218.
Local PWHT heating is applied using
219.
Local PWHT requires control of:
220.
Thermocouples for local PWHT are placed in:
221.
Width of the temperature decay band is from:
222.
Benefits of PWHT include all EXCEPT:
223.
. PWHT improves welded joint resistance to:
224.
PWHT is required for steels with:
225.
PWHT thermal cycle must be monitored using:
226.
Maximum heating rate for C-Mn steels is typically:
228.
PWHT is sometimes necessary after:
229.
. PWHT for a welded item is specified in:
230.
PWHT ensures HAZ is:
231.
Surface thermocouples monitor:
232.
Typical maximum PWHT temperature for Cr-Mo steels is:
233.
PWHT heating rate must be controlled above:
234.
. PWHT soak time depends on:
235.
Controlled cooling is required to avoid:
236.
. Local PWHT is essential for:
237.
Insulated electrical mats provide:
238.
Gas-fired radiant heaters in PWHT are used for:
240.
Benefits of reducing residual stress via PWHT include:
241.
. PWHT must be performed on:
242.
PWHT furnace flame contact can cause:
243.
Furnace fuel impurities like sulphur can cause:
245.
Thermal gradients in PWHT are minimized by:
246.
PWHT monitoring thermocouples are placed:
247.
. Failure to control PWHT cycle can result in:
248.
Local PWHT is preferred when:
249.
PWHT ensures that welded items are:
250.
PWHT parameters are often verified by
251.
Major PWHT benefits include all EXCEPT:
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