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One of the duties of a visual/welding inspector is:
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Materials inspection may be required:
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Common materials used in fabrication and welding include:
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Essential aspects of material inspection include:
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Material type inspection requires understanding
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Common steel designation standard is:
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In steel designation S355J2G3, “S” stands for:
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In S355J2G3, “355” represents
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In S355J2G3, “G3” represents:
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Reference standards for welding suitability include:
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Iron (Fe) in steel contributes to:
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Carbon (C) in steel affects:
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. Manganese (Mn) affects:
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Silicon (Si) below 0.3% acts as:
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Aluminium (Al) in steel is used as:
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Chromium (Cr) provides:
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Molybdenum (Mo) at 1% is used for:
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Vanadium (V) contributes to:
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. Nickel (Ni) is mainly used for
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Copper (Cu) is used in:
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Sulphur (S) is considered:
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Titanium (Ti) is used as:
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Niobium (Nb) is used as:
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Material traceability is defined as:
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Traceability includes consideration of
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. Reference standard for traceability documents is:
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Non-specific inspection is
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Type 2.1 document includes:
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Type 2.2 document includes
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Specific inspection is carried out:
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Type 3.1 certificate includes:
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Type 3.2 certificate is:
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Application or location of material can be checked by:
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On pipeline work, large diameter pipe info is usually:
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Small diameter pipe info is usually:
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General inspection of material includes:
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Laminations in material may require:
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Plate dimensions to inspect include:
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Pipe dimensions include
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Surface condition must avoid:
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Rust Grade A indicates:
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Rust Grade B indicates:
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Rust Grade C indicates:
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Rust Grade D indicates:
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Material inspection must be:
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If material documents are missing, identification methods include:
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These material tests are normally conducted:
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