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ASTM.E709 in the ASNT Magnetic Particle Testing - Level I & II exam

ASTM E709 Standard Guide for Magnetic Particle Testing. Our ASNT Magnetic Particle Testing - Level I & II bank draws 180 of its 630 questions from this publication — 29% — and they cite 83 different clauses. The clause list below is counted from those questions, not copied from a syllabus.

Clauses the questions cite

The 40 most cited of 83, in document order. The number is how many questions in our bank reference that clause.

1.2.3 · 11.3 · 31.5 · 11.7 · 12.1.1 · 13.1 · 33.2.1.1 · 83.2.1.2 · 113.2.2 · 23.2.2.1 · 53.2.2.2 · 23.2.2.3 · 43.2.2.4 · 26.4 · 46.4.1 · 26.6 · 17.1.1 · 17.1.1.1 · 17.1.1.2 · 27.1.2.1 · 27.1.3 · 27.2.2 · 17.2.5 · 17.2.5.2 · 17.3 · 18.3.1 · 28.5.4.1 · 18.5.5 · 19.1 · 19.1.1 · 19.1.2 · 19.1.3 · 19.2.1 · 110.1.1.1 · 110.1.1.2 · 110.1.2 · 110.1.3.1 · 211.1.1 · 112.2 · 612.3.2.1 · 9

What they ask about

Central Conductor Amperage - B3-E709-CCAMP 3

Free sample question from ASTM.E709

  1. With the headstocks set for maximum output and nothing clamped between the contacts, a technician energizes the current and sees the ammeter needle move. What does ASTM E709 say this indicates?

    • A. The meter zero is off and the check should simply be repeated after the meter face is tapped and the range switch cycled
    • B. Normal transformer inrush; nothing is wrong
    • C. An internal short circuit exists and the unit must be repaired before further use ✓
    • D. The quick break circuit has operated
    • E. Residual magnetism is stored in the headstocks

    With no conductor bridging the contacts there is no legitimate current path, so any deflection means current is leaking inside the machine. The fault must be corrected before the unit is returned to service. ASTM E709 Section 20.3.5

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