Q22. NACE No. 4/SSPC-SP-7 is a joint standard for

Q23. NACE SP 0178 is a standard for:

Q24. Checking is

Q25. Digital hygrometers

Q26. Check abrasive blast pressure with a

Q27. Excess moisture during holiday testing can cause erroneous indications by creating a path across the surface of the coating to pinholes previously detected, or directly to the signal return connection.
This is often referred to as:

Q28. The NACE Inspector should perform tests for soluble salts:

Q29. An inspectors personal log book should contain:

Q30. The Inspector should record the serial numbers of inspection instruments:

Q31. If the project specification DOES NOT state the specific DFT measurement standards, the inspector should use

Q32. It is good practice for the NACE Inspector to have instrument calibration certificates available:

Q33. Which is a component that supplies most of the features and functions of the material?

Q34. Excessive working of the surface with a power grinder can be detrimental because excessive burnishing

Q35. The initial steel condition is important to the NACE Inspector because:

Q36. In a non-convertible coating the role of the primary solvent is to:

Q37. You are the NACE Coating Inspector on an exterior job where the contractor is not using any environmental controls, For the last several hours your reading; indicate the relative humidity is rising and the substrate temperature is dropping. The sky is clouding over and the weather forecast is for evening showers. It is now 4 PM, your readings indicate you have minimally acceptable environmental conditions, however if the current trend continues, you expect to be outside specified conditions soon. The contractor advises you he is going to mix up the next full kit to complete his for the day.
Your FIRST preformed course of action is to:

Q38. Inspection documentation is important because:

Q39. When holiday testing is required the Inspector is always required to enforce NACE SP 0188:

Q40. You are the NACE Inspector on a tank lining project where a 50% solids epoxy tank lining is being applied. After application of the 19 coat you notice small blisters in some areas of the applied lining.
Your FIRST preferred course of action is to:

Q41. Due to a previous premature coating failure the owner has required the original coating applicator to return to remove and replace 10,000 square feet of a failed three coat system at the applicator’s cost. Due to the financial implications of another failure, the owner has offered you the job as the NACE CIP Level 1 Coating Inspector and explained that he expects you to be his “insurance policy” for this job. You have never been involved in a warranty job before and are unfamiliar with the coating system.
Your preferred FIRST course of action is to:

Q42. 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:

Q43. To achieve consistently accurate results with ALL alt test equipment

Q44. Passivation can best be described as: