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1. Removal of surface contaminants is done by:

Abrasive blasting

Waterjetting

A combination of methods

Scarifying

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2. You are asked to be the only coating inspector on a small bridge recoating job where existing coating contains lead. The owners' representative has supplied you with the local code governing the removal and disposal of lead based coatings, however upon reading the document you having great deal of difficulty understanding the technical language.

As a NACE CIP Level 1 Inspector your preferred course of action is to:

Carefully review the document and do the best you can

Minimize your lack of understanding and go ahead with the inspection task to the best of your ability

Advise the owners’ representative of your lack of knowledge in this area

Hire a third patty to assist you in understanding the document

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3. If the project specification DOES NOT state the specific DFT measurement standards, the inspector should use

a recognized industry standard like SSPC-PA 2 that is broadly accepted

NACE 2/SSPC SP10

their best judgment based on similar projects and specifications.

a detailed checklist and document the lack of a standard.

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4. Relative humidity is

a measure of the amount of moisture in the air compared to saturation level.

a measure of the amount of moisture in the air compared to the air temperature.

the lowest temperature at which moisture forms on a steel surface.

the highest temperature at which moisture forms on a steel surface.

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5. To achieve consistently accurate results with ALL alt test equipment

wear gloves when sampling.

wash your hands before sampling.

avoid placing the sample discs on a surface.

calibrate the instrument in the field.

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6. NACE No. 4/SSPC-SP-7 is a joint standard for

white metal blast cleaning.

brush-off blast cleaning.

commercial blast cleaning.

near-white metal blast cleaning.

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7. When using a sling physchrometer a very large difference between the wet and dry bulb readings indicates:

High Relative Humidity

Low Relative Humidity

High Surface Temperature

Low Surface Temperature

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8. SSPC SP 1 identifies the use of:

Organic solvents

Inorganic solvents

Biodegradable detergents

A wide variety of materials

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9. Prior to the pre-job conference you notice that the Inspection and Test Plan does not require a hold point after surface preparation and coating application. In speaking with the owners' representative in advance of the meeting you sense he/she does not understand the importance of the hold point.

As a NACE CIP Level 1 Inspector your preferred course of action is to:

Gather data and attempt to meet with the owner's representative in advance of the pre-job conference

Bring the matter up at the pre-job conference

Default to the owner's Inspection and Test Plan

Meet separately with the coating manufactures' representative and coating application company in advance of the pre-job conference

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10. The NACE Inspector should perform tests for soluble salts:

Prior to surface preparation

After surface preparation

Prior to coating application

When specified

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11. You are the NACE Inspector on a job where the Owner‘s specification requites you to perform a twice daily check of blast pressure at the nozzle. It is now day 30 on the job and all of your readings have been within compliance. The Contractor complains that these checks taking up much time and in view of the compliant results they are unnecessary.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Skip the checks as you are. confident the blast pressure is OK

Skip the checks and just record the same readings as you have been getting

Keep doing the checks regardless

Keep doing the checks and consult the Owner’s representative for direction

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12. You are an inspector on a project where SSPC SP 3 is specified.

What sort of tools should you expect the Contractor to use to achieve the standard?

Abrasive blast nozzles

Power tools

Hand tools

Airless spray equipment

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13. An exposed area of the substrate or previous coat of a conductive coating material, often caused by poor application technique is called

cracking.

sagging.

holiday.

checking.

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14. Removal of welds splatter is required:

On every job

When ISO abrasive blast standards are specified

When NACE/SSPC abrasive blast standards are specified

When specifically identified in the owner's specification

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15. Owners hire NACE Inspectors' with the expectation that:

The inspection cost will be offset by an improvement in service life

The Inspector will improve job flow and schedule

The Inspector will make a meaningful technical contribution to the job

a) and c)

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16. Conventional spray is a good choice when:

High production rates are required

High quality finishes are required

High transfer efficiency is required

High viscosity coatings are being applied

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17. ASTM Standards are applicable:

In the USA

In North America

In Asia

When specified

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18. Non Conformance Reports are completed by the Inspector:

In every instance that an item does not meet the specification requirements

When the Inspector deems it to be a significant non-conforming item

When the Inspector and Contractor deem it to be a significant non-conforming item

In accordance with the specification's definition of a non-conformance

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19. The least effective method of surface cleaning is most likely

water blasting.

dry grit blasting.

hand tool cleaning.

power tool cleaning.

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20. How many gauge readings does SSPC-PA 2 require within a 4 cm (1.5 inch) diameter circle?

1

3

5

7

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21. When the joint NACE/SSPC abrasive blast cleaning standards are specified, the pictures in SSPC VIS 1 can be used as:

Pass/fail criteria

A final conflict resolution method

A general guide

A method to grade surface profile

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22. You are the NACE Inspector on a 5000 sq. ft. job where SSPC PA 2 has been specified.

Assuming all areas are in compliance, how many gauge readings and spot measurements are required?

105 Gauge Readings resulting in 35 Spot Measurements

75 Gauge Readings resulting in 25 Spot Measurements

225 Gauge Readings resulting in 75 Spot Measurements

45 Gauge readings resulting in 15 Spot Measurements

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23. It is good practice for the NACE Inspector to have instrument calibration certificates available:

At all times

In the office only

In the field only

Only if the specification requires it

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24. Most industrial coatings are:

Inorganic

Organic

Resistant to temperatures above 200C

Resistant to concentrated sulfuric acid

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25. Passivation can best be described as:

A protective metallic oxide surface layer that slows corrosion

Complete elimination pf the corrosion process

A coating layer applied to the surface to inhibit corrosion

Treating metal with a liquid inhibiter

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26. Corrosion generally occurs at which of the following sites:

Cathode

Metallic pathway

Electrolyte

Anode

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27. A single application coating film has a measured dry film thickness (DFT) between 4 and 5 mils (between 100 and 125 microns). The volume solids of the coating immediately before application were 67%,

What wet film thickness (WFT) was applied?

5 to 6 mils (125 to 150 microns)

10 to 12 mils (250 to 300 microns)

8 to 10 mils (200 to 250 microns)

6 to 7 mils (150 to 175 microns)

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28. Stripe coats are generally applied to:

Edges and corners

Welds

Complex geometric shapes

a), b), and c)

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29. ISO SA 2 is defined as:

Near White Metal Blasting

Thorough Blast Cleaning

Very Thorough Blast Cleaning

Light Blast Cleaning

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30. When performing tests for oil and grease using an ultra-violet light, the NACE Inspector should be aware that:

Chloride salt may produce a false positive

Synthetic oil or grease may not be identified

Ultra-Violet light may contaminant the surface

Presence of weld spatter may produce a false positive

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