A) Delamination
B) Lamination
C) Lamellar tear
D) Linear slag inclusions
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A) mechanical and nondestructive
B) destructive and visual inspection
C) mechanized and destructive
D) mechanical and destructive
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A) Porosity
B) Inclusions
C) Incomplete fusion
D) Laminations
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A) Pounds per square inch
B) Pounds per square inch gauge pressure
C) Inches of water pressure
D) Foot-pounds
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A) Low-weld bead
B) Under welding
C) Underfill
D) Inadequate welding filler metal
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A) one and one-half
B) two
C) two and one-half
D) three
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A) pi times the diameter
B) pi times the radius
C) pi times the diameter squared
D) pi times the radius squared
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A) 0.5
B) 1.5
C) 2.5
D) 3.5
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A) Too high of a welding current setting
B) Arc strikes
C) Slag popping
D) Incorrect shielding gas
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A) Inadequate joint penetration
B) Cracks
C) Lamellar tears
D) Metallic inclusions
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A) pounds per square inch
B) number of stress cycles resisted without failure and total stress used
C) number of stress cycles per square inch
D) foot-pounds per square inch
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A) procedure
B) correction
C) tolerance
D) flaw
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A) dividing the elongation by 100
B) dividing the elongation by the gauge length and multiplying by 100
C) dividing the gauge length by 100
D) dividing the gauge length by the elongation and multiplying by 100
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A) dividing the maximum force by the width of the specimen
B) multiplying the maximum force by the sum of the length of welds that ruptured
C) dividing the maximum force by twice the width of the specimen
D) dividing the maximum force by the sum of the length of welds that ruptured
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A) away, 15 ° to 30 °
B) away, 30 ° to 45 °
C) toward, 15 ° to 30 °
D) toward, 30 ° to 45 °
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