Atc88 Day 2 HS Master April 2008

BGas PAINTING INSPECTION
SCREEN TEST TWO

QUESTION 1
Which of the following is Rust Grade C?
A) Tightly adhering Millscale which can be brushed clean

B) Loosely adhering Millscale with no evident pitting
C) Millscale almost totally removed, visible rust, no heavy
pitting
D) Heavy pitting clearly visible, heavy corrosion
QUESTION 2
The optimum pressure to achieve 100% efficiency in
abrasive blast cleaning is?
A) 75 psi
B) 450 psi
C) 100 psi
D) 220 psi
QUESTION 3
Sand is not permitted as a dry blast abrasive, as directed
by:
A) BGC/PS/PA10
B) BS 7079 Part A
C) COSHH
D) BS 410
QUESTION 4
How many times can Garnet be used as an abrasive for
BGas site use?
A) Up to 3 times, if cleaning of abrasive is possible

B) None
C) It must be expendable
D) 20 times
QUESTION 5
The correct ratio of a “working mix” would be:
A) 70-80% Grit : 20-30% Shot

B) 50% Grit :50% Shot
C) 70-80% Shot : 20-30% Grit
D) 20-25% Sand : 75-80% Copper Slag
QUESTION 6
Flame cleaning uses which mechanisms?
A) Expansion, Decontamination, and Force

B) Oxidation, Penetration, and De-lamination
C) Heat Penetration, Expansion, and Dehydration
D) Oxidation, Weathering, and Pressurisation
QUESTION 7
Carbon Impregnated hoses are used to:
A) Create static electricity

B) Prevent Static electricity
C) Reduce Friction
D) Discharge static electricity
QUESTION 8
One of the most important safety items of equipment in
abrasive blasting is:
A) Dry abrasive mix

B) The banana gauge
C) Dead mans handle
D) 100 psi compressor
QUESTION 9
What is the approximate speed of the abrasive particles
exiting a wheelabrator?
A) 450 mph
B) 220 mph
C) Mach 3
D) 100 psi
QUESTION 10
Where would you normally use a comparator gauge?
A) To check surface cleanliness

B) To determine surface roughness
C) To control cleaning of abrasives
D) To assess the rust grade of a material
QUESTION 11
“Amplitude” refers to what?
A) The ‘peak-to-trough’ height of a blast profile

B) The amount of noise a blasting operation creates
C) the velocity of the abrasive particles
D) the roughness of an abrasive particle
QUESTION 12
What is the material used in surface replica tape,
used to measure profile?
A) Mylex
B) Testrex
C) Mylar
D) Mylon
QUESTION 13
How do we remove hygroscopic salts from the substrate:
A) Water blasting
B) Silver nitrate
C) Dry abrasive blast cleaning
D) Chalk or Talc
QUESTION 14
The test for the presence of Hygroscopic Salts, is:
A) Potassium Hexacyanoferrate test

B) Copper Sulphate test
C) Iron Phosphate test
D) Iron Chromate test
QUESTION 15
How many photographs of flame cleaning standards are
shown in BS 7079 Part A?
A) 4
B) 14
C) 8
D) 16
QUESTION 16
Which abrasive has the effect of stress relieving the
substrate?
A) Copper Slag
B) Metallic Shot
C) Steel Grit
D) Garnet
QUESTION 17
Where would it be advisable to use Steel Grit as an
abrasive?
A) When a fine profile is required

B) On high pressure pipework
C) In enclosed blasting units
D) On offshore installations
QUESTION 18
What is the minimum number of readings required for a
Dial Micrometer?
A) Minimum of 10
B) Minimum of 12
C) One only
D) As many as you wish, but the average reading is
recorded
QUESTION 19
Which test would be used to determine for soluble salts in a
marine environment?
A) Potassium Hexacyanoferrate
B) Copper Sulphate
C) Iron Phosphate
D) Silver Nitrate
QUESTION 20
The standard for the test sieves used for the sizing of
abrasives is:
A) BS 7079 Part A
B) BS 410
C) BGC / PS / PA10
D) SI 1657
QUESTION 21
The most common type of abrasive used for BGas site
work is:
A) Copper Slag
B) Grit & Shot mix
C) Garnet
D) Metallic Shot
QUESTION 22
Compared to a Venturi Nozzle, a Straight Bore Nozzle
would give:
A) Better paint application

B) More speed
C) larger area coverage
D) Greater accuracy
QUESTION 23
Anchor Pattern, Key, Peak-to-trough, are names given to
what?
A) The abrasive properties

B) the cross section of a blast
C) The total area of blasted substrate
D) The potential of adhesion
QUESTION 24
What is a “knock out pot”?
A) A drum used for mixing paint and thinners
B) The area on the equipment where static electricity can
build up and be hazardous
C) A vessel for removing oil and moisture from the air
stream
D) A container where any blockages of the nozzle can be
tapped free
QUESTION 25
High Pressure blasting operates up to which pressure?
A) 100 psi
B) 450 psi
C) 30,000 psi
D) 2,250 mph
SWAP YOUR PAPERS PLEASE
PUT YOUR NAME ON

YOUR PAPER,
AND PASS IT TO SOMEONE
ELSE TO CHECK
QUESTION 1
Which of the following is Rust Grade C?
A) Tightly adhering Millscale which can be brushed clean

B) Loosely adhering Millscale with no evident pitting
C) Millscale almost totally removed, visible rust, no heavy
pitting
D) Heavy pitting clearly visible, heavy corrosion
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 2
The optimum pressure to achieve 100% efficiency in
abrasive blast cleaning is?
A) 75 psi
B) 450 psi
C) 100 psi
D) 220 psi
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 3
Sand is not permitted as a dry blast abrasive, as directed
by:
A) BGC/PS/PA10
B) BS 7079 Part A
C) COSHH
D) BS 410
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 4
How many times can Garnet be used as an abrasive for
BGas site use?
A) Up to 3 times, if cleaning of abrasive is possible

B) None
C) It must be expendable
D) 20 times
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 5
The correct ratio of a “working mix” would be:
A) 70-80% Grit : 20-30% Shot

B) 50% Grit :50% Shot
C) 70-80% Shot : 20-30% Grit
D) 20-25% Sand : 75-80% Copper Slag
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 6
Flame cleaning uses which mechanisms?
A) Expansion, Decontamination, and Force

B) Oxidation, Penetration, and De-lamination
C) Heat Penetration, Expansion, and Dehydration
D) Oxidation, Weathering, and Pressurisation
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 7
Carbon Impregnated hoses are used to:
A) Create static electricity

B) Prevent Static electricity
C) Reduce Friction
D) Discharge static electricity
ANSWER: D
QUESTION 8
One of the most important safety items of equipment in
abrasive blasting is:
A) Dry abrasive mix

B) The banana gauge
C) Dead mans handle
D) 100 psi compressor
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 9
What is the approximate speed of the abrasive particles
exiting a wheelabrator?
A) 450 mph
B) 220 mph
C) Mach 3
D) 100 psi
ANSWER: B
QUESTION 10
Where would you normally use a comparator gauge?
A) To check surface cleanliness

B) To determine surface roughness
C) To control cleaning of abrasives
D) To assess the rust grade of a material
ANSWER: B
QUESTION 11
“Amplitude” refers to what?
A) The ‘peak-to-trough’ height of a blast profile

B) The amount of noise a blasting operation creates
C) the velocity of the abrasive particles
D) the roughness of an abrasive particle
ANSWER: A
QUESTION 12
What is the material used in surface replica tape,
used to measure profile?
A) Mylex
B) Testrex
C) Mylar
D) Mylon
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 13
How do we remove hygroscopic salts from the
substrate:
A) Water blasting
B) Silver nitrate
C) Dry abrasive blast cleaning
D) Chalk or Talc
ANSWER: A
QUESTION 14
The test for the presence of Hygroscopic Salts, is:
A) Potassium Hexacyanoferrate test

B) Copper Sulphate test
C) Iron Phosphate test
D) Iron Chromate test
ANSWER: A
QUESTION 15
How many photographs of flame cleaning standards are
shown in BS 7079 Part A?
A) 4
B) 14
C) 8
D) 16
ANSWER: A
QUESTION 16
Which abrasive has the effect of stress relieving the
substrate?
A) Copper Slag
B) Metallic Shot
C) Steel Grit
D) Garnet
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 17
Where would it be advisable to use Steel Grit as an
abrasive?
A) When a fine profile is required

B) On high pressure pipework
C) In enclosed blasting units
D) On offshore installations
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 18
What is the minimum number of readings required for a
Dial Micrometer?
A) Minimum of 10
B) Minimum of 12
C) One only
D) As many as you wish, but the average reading is
recorded
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 19
Which test would be used to determine for soluble salts in a
marine environment?
A) Potassium Hexacyanoferrate
B) Copper Sulphate
C) Iron Phosphate
D) Silver Nitrate
ANSWER: D
QUESTION 20
The standard for the test sieves used for the sizing of
abrasives is:
A) BS 7079 Part A
B) BS 410
C) BGC / PS / PA10
D) SI 1657
ANSWER: B
QUESTION 21
The most common type of abrasive used for BGas site
work is:
A) Copper Slag
B) Grit & Shot mix
C) Garnet
D) Metallic Shot
ANSWER: A
QUESTION 22
Compared to a Venturi Nozzle, a Straight Bore Nozzle
would give:
A) Better paint application

B) More speed
C) larger area coverage
D) Greater accuracy
ANSWER: D
QUESTION 23
Anchor Pattern, Key, Peak-to-trough, are names given to
what?
A) The abrasive properties

B) the cross section of a blast
C) The total area of blasted substrate
D) The potential of adhesion
ANSWER: B
QUESTION 24
What is a “knock out pot”?
A) A drum used for mixing paint and thinners
B) The area on the equipment where static electricity can
build up and be hazardous
C) A vessel for removing oil and moisture from the air
stream
D) A container where any blockages of the nozzle can be
tapped free
ANSWER: C
QUESTION 25
High Pressure blasting operates up to which pressure?
A) 100 psi
B) 450 psi
C) 30,000 psi
D) 2,250 mph
ANSWER: C

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BGas PAINTING INSPECTION

SCREEN TEST TWO

A) Tightly adhering Millscale which can be brushed clean

A) Up to 3 times, if cleaning of abrasive is possible

A) 70-80% Grit : 20-30% Shot

A) Expansion, Decontamination, and Force

A) Create static electricity

A) Dry abrasive mix

A) To check surface cleanliness

A) The ‘peak-to-trough’ height of a blast profile

A) Potassium Hexacyanoferrate test

A) When a fine profile is required

A) Better paint application

A) The abrasive properties

SWAP YOUR PAPERS PLEASE

PUT YOUR NAME ON

A) Tightly adhering Millscale which can be brushed clean

A) Up to 3 times, if cleaning of abrasive is possible

A) 70-80% Grit : 20-30% Shot

A) Expansion, Decontamination, and Force

A) Create static electricity

A) Dry abrasive mix

A) To check surface cleanliness

A) The ‘peak-to-trough’ height of a blast profile

A) Potassium Hexacyanoferrate test

A) When a fine profile is required

A) Better paint application

A) The abrasive properties

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