Level II Indication Plotting Exercise Number One.

Please read all questions carefully! Question 1: You have found an indication using a 1.5 Mhz 2(10x18mm) 60 RL transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-2 for Austenitic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is 1 wide, ground flush and the material is 1 in thickness. The indication has a sound path of 1.5 and the transducer exit point is 1.9 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the downstream side looking Upstream. Upstream Weld CL Downstream

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume?

Question 2: You have found an indication using a 1.5 Mhz 2(8x14mm) 70 RL transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-2 for Austenitic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is 1 wide, ground flush and the material is 1 in thickness. The indication has a sound path of 2.2 and the transducer exit point is 1.7 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the downstream side looking Upstream. Upstream Weld CL Downstream

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume?

Question 3: You have found an indication using a 1.5 Mhz 2(7x10mm) 45 RL transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-2 for Austenitic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is 1 wide, ground flush and the material is 1 in thickness. The indication has a sound path of 1.1 and the transducer exit point is 1.75 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the upstream side looking downstream. Upstream Weld CL Downstream

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume? What is the distance from the top of the indication to the weld centerline?

Question 4: You have found an indication using a 5 Mhz 45 Shear wave transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-1 for Ferritic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is wide, ground flush and the material is in thickness.

The indication has a sound path of 1.1 and the transducer exit point is 0.45 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the downstream side looking upstream. Downstream Weld CL Upstream

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume?

Question 5: You have found an indication using a 5 Mhz 70 Shear wave transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-1 for Ferritic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is wide, ground flush and the material is in thickness. The indication has a sound path of 0.9 and the transducer exit point is 1.6 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the upstream side looking downstream. Downstream Weld CL Upstream

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume?

Question 6: You have found an indication using a 2.25 Mhz 3/8 60 Shear wave transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-1 for Ferritic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is wide, ground flush and the material is in thickness. The indication has a sound path of 0.25 and the transducer exit point is 0.5 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the upstream side looking downstream. Downstream Weld CL Upstream

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume? Is the flaw on the upstream or downstream side of the weld?

Question 7: You have found an indication using a 2.25 Mhz 1 45 Shear wave transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-1 for Ferritic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is 2 wide, ground flush and the material is 3 in thickness. The indication has a sound path of 3.5 and the transducer exit point is 2.2 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the upstream side looking downstream.

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume? Is the flaw on the upstream or downstream side of the weld?

Question 8: You have found an indication using a 2.25 Mhz 1 38 Shear wave transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-1 for Ferritic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is 2 wide, ground flush and the material is 3 in thickness. The indication has a sound path of 3.6 and the transducer exit point is 1.25 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the upstream side looking downstream.

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume? Is the flaw on the upstream or downstream side of the weld?

Question 9: You have found an indication using a 2.25 Mhz 1 30 Shear wave transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-1 for Ferritic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is 2 wide, ground flush and the material is 3 in thickness. The indication has a depth of 2.625 and the transducer exit point is 0.375 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the downstream side looking upstream.

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume? Is the flaw on the upstream or downstream side of the weld? What sound path is required to reach the top of the flaw?

Question 10: You have found an indication using a 2.25Mhz 3/8 45 Shear wave transducer. Your procedure is PDI-UT-1 for Ferritic piping welds. In accordance with this PDI examination you are required to examine the lower one third of the material plus an area of beyond the weld toes. The weld is 1.5 wide, ground flush and the material is 1.25 in thickness. You have used your 0 and detected counter-bore where from half an inch each side of the weld centerline the thickness is now 1 with a 45 taper down to the original wall thickness. The indication has a sound path of 1.125 and the transducer exit point is 1.7 from the weld centerline. You have located the indication with your transducer on the upstream side looking downstream.

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Plot the indication and show the lower 1/3 examination area and weld toes: What is the remaining ligament? (Remaining distance from the top of the flaw to the surface). Is this indication in your examination volume? Is this indication on the upstream or downstream side of the weld? Is this a relevant indication?