CIP Level 2 Exam NACE-CIP2-001 Real Dumps

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1. Which concrete smoothing technique involves scrubbing a mixture of cement mortar over the concrete surface using ai cement sack, gunny sack, or sponge rubber float?

Sacking

Acid etching

Stoning

High-pressure water washing

2. Thermal Spray coatings provide:

Barrier protection

Inhibitive protection

Sacrificial protection

Thermal protection

3. When NACE/SSPC WJ 1 is referenced; what type of equipment would the Inspector expect to see on the job:

Power Tools

Abrasive Blasting Equipment

Water Jetting Equipment

Scarifiers

4. NACE Standards include:

Standard Practices

Material Requirements

a) & b)

a) only

5. In the event of a conflict between the Product Data Sheet and the Specification:

The Product Data Sheet prevails

The Specification prevails

It is up to the Inspector to decide which one to follow

It is up to the Applicator to decide which one to follow

6. When performing a hardness test on a coating which has elastic properties the inspector is likely to likely to observe:

A very high reading

A very low reading

Cold flow or creep

No difference from any other coating

7. You are a NACE Level 2 Coating Inspector who has just arrived on a job in progress where there is no Inspection and Test Plan (ITP). The first morning you arrive the job is behind schedule and you are asked to take DIY Film Thickness readings.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Refuse to take readings until an is in place

Develop your own methodology and proceed take the readings

Use a generally accepted industry standard and to take readings

Call your supervisor

8. You are the NACE Level 2 Inspector on a project where overcoating of galvanized steel is being performed. The specification references SSPC SP 16 as the surface preparation method. At the pre-job meeting operations personnel make it clear that abrasive blasting will not permitted. The Owner's representative asks you what other methods might be used.

Of the options shown below, what would be the preferred option in this situation?

SP 1 followed by acid etching

SP 1 followed by caustic etching

SP 1 followed by SP 2

SP 1 followed by SP 3

9. The standards defining surface cleanliness achieved by centrifugal blast cleaning are:

Different than air blast cleaning

The same as air blast cleaning

Slightly different to air blast cleaning

Comparable to air blast cleaning

10. Generally for safety considerations, waterjetting hose connections use

an oil/water separator.

a long wand.

a whip-lock device.

filters.

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11. WJ-1 is always performed using UHWJ at pressures above 210 MPa (30,000 PSI)

True

False

12. Which type of pipelines collect the gas from the transmission system so utility companies can distribute the gas to end users?

Gathering

Midstream

Transmission

Distribution

13. Antifouling coatings are regulated by international treaties.

True

False

14. NACE Level 2 Inspectors have been authorized to perform:

All types of inspection without supervision

Visual inspection and Non-destructive testing

Visual inspection, Non-Destructive and Destructive testing

Visual inspection only

15. When observing fabrication defects the NACE Inspector should:

Require they be corrected prior to coating

Consult the specification to determine how they should be treated

Stop the job immediately

Write an NCR and call the fabricator

16. Measuring methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) resistance of ethyl silicate inorganic zinc-rich primers by solvent rub requires

25 single rubs with a saturated cloth.

35 single rubs with a saturated cloth.

50 double rubs with a saturated cloth.

25 double rubs with a saturated cloth.

17. The most likely area of failure on a buried external pipeline coating is the:

Mainline coating

Field joint coating

Areas exposed to Ultra Violet light

Ground bed

18. Galvanizing performs best in which of the following exposures:

pH below 4

pH above 12

pH between 5-10

pH of 13

19. When performing testing in accordance with ASTM D 2583 the inspector may observe:

Adhesion failure

Cohesion failure

Glue failure

Cold flow or creep

20. The solvent sensitivity/solvent wipe test (ASTM D4752) is used to determine the cure of

urethanes.

inorganic zincs.

epoxies.

powder coatings.

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21. You are the NACE Level 2 inspector reviewing the documentation from a NACE Level 1 you notice significant documentation errors.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Correct the errors yourself and suggest the Level 1 inspector be replaced

Correct the errors yourself and advise your supervisor that the Level 1 Inspector is incompetent

Have the Level 1 Inspector correct the errors and set up remedial training to improve the quality of documentation

Correct the errors yourself and submit the reports without any further action

22. When environmental enclosures are being used an inspector needs to be concerned about:

Lighting

Air changes

Structural integrity

a), b), and c)

23. The HATE adhesion tester uses

compressed air to apply pressure to the test dolly.

mechanical means only to apply pressure to the test dolly.

a special tape to apply pressure to the test dolly.

a hydraulic piston to apply pressure to the test dolly.

24. You are working as the only in-house NACE Level 2 Inspector in a shop setting when an independent 3 rd party NACE Level 3 Inspector, representing the owner, presents you with a copy of a Non Conformance Report (NCR) he has written for a NACE2/SSPC SP 10 centrifugal blast which you had previously approved.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Verbally challenge the NCR

Request a re-blast of the item in question

Consult your supervisor

Review the NCR with the other Inspector

25. The main reason dehumidification is used during coating operations is to

control the environment

reduce the possibility of missing the recoat window.

allow the contractor to guarantee the completion date.

avoid repetitive blasting/coating operations.

26. Differences in technique for abrasive blasting concrete versus steel require the operator to:

Lower the blast pressure

Move the nozzle quicker

Increase the standoff distance

a), b) and c)

27. All of these are advantages of using repair patches EXCEPT

special tools or equipment are required.

excellent abrasion resistance.

inert to common acids, alkalis, and solvents.

barrier to moisture and corrosion.

28. You are the new NACE Level 2 Inspector on a job which had been very problematic. The previous Inspector was fired duo to personality conflicts with the Contractor's supervisor. Upon arriving onsite the Contractor's supervisor advises you in no uncertain terms that you will be the next to go, unless you cooperate with him.

Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Challenge the supervisor’s authority

Defend the previous inspector

Express a willingness to work with the site team and follow the specification

Suggest to the Owner that the supervisor should be removed from site

29. You are the NACE Level 2 Coating Inspector where SSPC PA 2 has been specified with an additional requirement that no individual gauge reading shall be below a certain value.

As this is not part of the standard you should:

Ignore the additional requirement

Enforce the additional requirement

Call your supervisor

Request clarification from the specifier

30. Inspector reports should always be copied to:

All parties involved in the project

Whomever the Owner identifies

The Contractor and Owner

The Owner only

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