CSWIP 3.1 Preparatory Quizzes

CSWIP 3.1 is a certification exam for welding inspectors. The exam covers topics such as welding processes, weld defects, welding symbols, material properties, and safety in welding. The exam consists of both multiple-choice questions and practical welding inspection tasks.

To prepare for the exam, you can review the CSWIP 3.1 course materials, practice with sample exam questions, and gain hands-on experience with welding inspection. Additionally, attending a CSWIP 3.1 training course can provide you with valuable information and practice to prepare for the exam.

We have prepared some quizzes so you can check your preparations before appearing to exam

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CSWIP Quiz-1

CSWIP Preparatory quizzes series for quick prepration

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A welding inspector:

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The toes of the cap of a butt weld

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Generally speaking, a welding inspector, as a minimum requirement:

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Quality Assurance:

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The primary duty of a welding inspector is:

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What is the ratio between the leg length and the design throat thickness on a miter fillet weld with equal leg lengths

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Stress can be measured in:

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Which of the following units is used for charpy V notch energy?

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Which of the following butt weld preparations is generally most susceptible to lack of side wall fusion during MMA welding?

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What destructive test would be required to ascertain the likelihood of cracking in the HAZ of a weld?

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CSWIP 3.1 Quiz 2

CSWIP Preparatory Quiz series

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Which of the following alloys is non-magnetic ?

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What is the leg length of a fillet weld

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API stands for:

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Fillet welds are:

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Which of the following destructive tests would indicate the toughness of weld metal/parent

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Which group of welders is most likely to require continuous monitoring by a welding inspector?

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The fusion boundary of a weldment is

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A weld defect is

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Stress acting in the opposite direction of compressive stress is known as:

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What is the throat thickness of a fillet weld

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CSWIP 3.1 Quiz -3

CSWIP 3.1 Preparatory Quiz Series

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Which of the following processes uses the ‘key holing’ system of fusion?

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Submerged arc fluxes can be supplied in two forms. These are:

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The weld metal deposit of MMA electrodes achieves its mechanical strength through:

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Degreasing components is essential for quality welding but some agents may:

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Submerged arc welds made with re-cycled flux are liable to:

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Nick break specimen test is carried out for:

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One purpose of a microscopic examination of a weld is to establish the:

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Proof stress is used when non-ferrous metals are undergoing tensile tests to determine the equivalent:

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Which one of the following statements is correct?

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If submerged arc welding is used to make butt welds, which would you be most critical of?

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CSWIP Quiz-4

CSWIP Preparatory Quizzes

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One advantage of metal gas arc shielded welding is:

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A code of practice for visual inspection should include the following:

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A surface breaking crack will be detected during a magnetic particle inspection if it is:

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Gamma rays and X-rays are part of a family of waves called:

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Which mechanical test can be used to make an assessment of surfacing breaking defects?

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Quality assurance is:

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A welding inspector’s main attribute includes:

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Which of the following coatings is associated with stove welding?

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The main usage of arc cutting/gouging processes is:

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When visually inspecting a fillet weld it would normally be sized by:

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