1- The out let pressure from comp.

1 in diagram 1

A 7 bar
B 8 bar
C 9 bar
d 7.5 bar

2-If part 5 diameter is 1/4'' so air capacity should be

A 103 cfm
B 413 cfm
C 113cfm
d 403 cfm

3-Another name for part 3 in diagram 1

A Oil and sand trap

B Knock out pot
C Nozzle tip
d Condensator of oil

4-Part no.4 for diagram1 is

A All reinforced
B Carbon impregnated
C Steel reinforced
d Tungsten carbide impregnated

5-The ratio between part 4 to part 5 in diagram 1 is

A 6:1
B 5:1
C 4:1
d 2:1

6-Diagram 1 is illustration for

A Closed blast system

B Open blast system
C Wheel abrator
d Wet blast system

7-Diagram no. 2 is an illustration for

A Wheel aberator
B Internal of blasting pot
C Wet blasting machine
d Pickling process

8-Abrasive in photo no. 1 is

A Copper slag
B Garnet
C Al oxide
d Olivine

9-Abrasive in photo no.2

A Expendable
B Renewable
C Metallic abrasive
d Recyclable

10- Photo no. 3 represent

A Chilled iron
B Metallic grit
C Metallic shot
d Expendable

11- Photo no. 4 is excellent for

A Making roughness
B Open blasting
C Wheel aberator
d Cutting profile

12-Mixing ratio for two types of abrasive in photo no. 5 is

A 20shot-80 grit
B 30 shot- 70 grit
C 20 grit -80 shot
d 40 grit – 60 shot

13- The accuracy of device in photo no. 6

A ±0.5%
B ±5%
C ±10%
d 5%

14-Photo no. 7 assessing

A Hydraulic adhesion tester

B Cross hatch cut
C Nickson test
d Mechanical adhesion tester

15-Numbers of dollys used with device in photo no.7

A 4
B 5
C 3
D 2

16-Photo no. 8 represents

A Vertical section of shot blasting

B Cross section of shot blasting
C Vertical section of grit blasting
D Cross section of grit blasting

17-Tool in no.9 used for

A V cut test
B X cut test
C Pull of test
D Cutting paint sample

18-Photo no.10 consider

A Psychrometer
B Pyknometer
C Hygrometer
D Cryptometer

19-Volume of device in no. 10 is

A 10 cc
B 10 m3
C 100 cm2
D 100 cc

20-The device in photo no. 11 used in

A Determine climatic condition

B Determine damp point and Rh%
C Measure wet bulb and dry bulb
D Measure dew point and reactive humidity

21-WFT reading in photo no. 12 may be

A 290 mm
B 250 micron
C 225-250 micron
D 250 mm

22- Photo no. 13 represent

A Zahn cup
B Frikmer cup
C Rotothinner
D Ford cup

23-The device in photo no.14

A Hignam grind gauge

B Fitness of grind gauge
C Determine pigment
D Determine agglomerate size

24-Voltage set for the device in photo 15.

A 9v
B 67.5 v
C 9-90 v
D 5000 v

25-The device in photo no. 16 check paint of DFT range

A 500-600 μm
B 50-100 μm
C 750-900 μm
D 300-500 mm

26-The device in photo no. 17 use

A 5 Al dollys
B 3 S.S dollys
C Araldite epoxy
D D.C current

27-The device in photo 18

A Used to get RH and dew point

B Used to get steel temperature
C Used mineral water
D Hydrometer

28-The device in photo 18

A Sling hygrometer
B Hypodermic needle gauge
C Surface profile needle gauge
d Blast pot regulator
29-The microscopic slide in photo 20, 21 represents

A Adhesion failure
B Flacking
C Laminar pigment practical distribution
D Laminar pigment theoretical distribution

30-You can find …………in photo 22

A Jakson hammer
B Copper brush
C Needle gun
D Hand tool scraper

31-Photo no. 23 represents

A Steel temperature 26
B Roughness is 30 micron
C Thermocouple
D Ambient temperature is 25

32-Photo no. 24 used for

A Hot fluid melting

B Welding process
C Measuring conductivity
D Hot fluid temperature assessing

33-The device in photo no. 25 used

A For surface cleanness assessment

B Glass beads
C Roughness check
D Replica tape

34-Thedevice in photo 26 used to

A Check DFT of MIO coating

B Check WFT of zinc ethyl silicate
C Give the exact reading of WFT
D Check WFT destructively

35-The arrows pointed to ……in photo 27

A Segment 1
B Segment 3
C The coarsest segment
D Moderate coarse
36-The device in photo no. 28 used to

A Determine rigidity of paint film

B Conical mandrel
C Determine crack percent
d Determine hardness

37-Device in photo no.29 used to

A DFT check
B Determine plate thickness
C Lire areas
D Operated areas

38- The device in photo no. 31 used to:

A Determine how the paint grinning though

B Determine the opacity of DFT paint film
C Degree of grinding
D Determine flexibility

39- The device in photo no. 32:

A Sabreg test drill

B Non destructive DFT gauge
C Assessing the layer of contrast paint system
D Measure WFT of MIO

40- The device in photo no. 33:

A Determine thinner toxicity

B Determine flash point
C Determine solvent strength
D Determine VOC
41-Photo no. 34 represents an illustration for

A Conventional spray
B Airless gun
C Electrostatic airless spray
D Airless component
42-The paint fault in photo no. 36

A Because of exposing to moisture

B Due to less cohesion force
C Bleeding
d Blooming
43- Photo no. 35 shows

A Kinematic viscosity
B Thixotropic paint viscometer
C Dynamic densometer
d Pyknometer

44-Photo no. 37 represents

A Pinhole
B Cissing
C Pitting
D Cratering

45-Photoes 38,39 due to

A Over thinning
B Low DFT
C Solvent strength
d Fault in mixing ratio

46-Photo no.40 fault

A Paint fault
B Application fault
C Spray fault
d Binder fault

47-Photo no. 41 shows

A Corrosion problem
B Mould growth
C Rash rust
d Rust spots

48-Photo no.42 shows

A Operator fault
B Lack of surface preparation
C Mist coat
d Spray fault

49-Photo no. 43 shows

A Solvent bobbing
B Blisters
C Bittiness
d Flocculation

50-Photo no.44 fault may cause

A Solvent entrapment
B Holiday
C Mud cracking
d Low DFT

51-Photo no. 45 represents

A Mud cracking
B Hair cracking
C Checking
d Crocodiling

52-Photo no. 46 may contain

A Bleeding , bittiness
B Blooming, pinhole
C Pinhole, bittiness
d Bleeding , pinhole
53- Photo no. 47 shows

A Lamination
B Lifting
C Flacking
d Cracking

54-Photo no. 48 shows

A Prohesion test
B Salt spray cabinet
C Cathodic disbondment test
d Cohesion test
55-Photo no. 49 shows

A Test tubes
B Paint applicator
C Pfund cryptometer
d Salt test

56-Photo no. 50 used to

A Determine solvent strength

B Determine paint toxicity
C Determine fineness of grind in ppm
d Determine dragger tube

57-Photo no. 51 shows

A Bimetallic contact
B Oil and grease
C Rash rust
d Nuts lubrication

58-Photo no.52 used to

A Appling TSA
B Applying low pot life paints
C Applying powder paints
d Applying electrostatic paints
59- Photo no. 53

A Powder cleaned surface

B Blasted two surfaces to sa1
C Rust grade A&B
d Rust grade B&C
60-Photo no. 54 shows

A Rust grade D
B Rust grade C
C Rust grad B
D Rust grade A

61-photo no. 55 shows

A Wet blasting
B Mechanical cleaning
C Blast cleaning to sa 2.5
D Mechanical cleaning to rust grade A

62-photo no. 56 shows two methods of cleaning finish

A Sa1 , Sa 2
B Sa2, Sa2.5
C Sa 2.5 , Sa3
D Sa2 ,Sa3