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CSWIP 3.1 Complete Model Question Paper

The document is a complete model question paper for the CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector certification, divided into three parts: General Paper (theory multiple-choice questions), Specific Paper (standards and procedures), and Practical tasks (visual inspection and interpretation). It includes questions on welding processes, inspection tools, and welding symbols, along with an answer key for each section. The practical tasks involve inspecting welded plates, measuring welds, and reviewing welding documentation.

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CSWIP 3.1 Complete Model Question Paper

The document is a complete model question paper for the CSWIP 3.1 Welding Inspector certification, divided into three parts: General Paper (theory multiple-choice questions), Specific Paper (standards and procedures), and Practical tasks (visual inspection and interpretation). It includes questions on welding processes, inspection tools, and welding symbols, along with an answer key for each section. The practical tasks involve inspecting welded plates, measuring welds, and reviewing welding documentation.

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CSWIP 3.

1 Welding Inspector - Complete Model Question Paper

Part A: General Paper (Theory - MCQ)


1. Which process uses a continuously fed consumable wire and shielding gas?

a) SMAW b) GMAW c) GTAW d) SAW

2. In TIG welding, the electrode is:

a) Consumable b) Non-consumable c) Covered with flux d) Automatically fed

3. A lack of fusion is caused by:

a) High arc voltage b) Improper cleaning c) Excessive penetration d) Correct heat input

4. Slag inclusions are commonly associated with:

a) GMAW b) SAW c) SMAW d) TIG

5. What does a filled triangle on the reference line indicate?

a) Groove weld b) Fillet weld c) Seam weld d) Spot weld

6. Which part of a welding symbol shows supplementary information like root opening?

a) Arrow line b) Reference line c) Tail d) Flag

7. Which test is suitable for detecting surface-breaking defects in non-magnetic materials?

a) MT b) UT c) PT d) RT

8. Which of the following is a visual inspection tool?

a) Dial gauge b) Welding gauge c) Vernier height gauge d) Hardness tester

9. What is the Heat-Affected Zone (HAZ)?

a) Weld metal b) Base metal zone affected by heat c) The fusion line only d) The joint root

10. What is the main alloying element in stainless steel?

a) Nickel b) Chromium c) Carbon d) Silicon


Part B: Specific Paper (Standards, Procedures, Documents)
1. What document qualifies a welder to perform specific welding?

a) WPS b) WPQR c) PQR d) WPQ

2. Which of the following is a non-essential variable in WPS?

a) Welding process b) Filler metal c) Preheat temperature d) Travel speed

3. Who is responsible for verifying compliance with the WPS on-site?

a) Welder b) Inspector c) QA Engineer d) Fabricator

4. In radiographic testing, film density is affected by:

a) Exposure time b) Weld material c) Viewing angle d) Defect type

5. What is the main purpose of a WPS?

a) Qualify the inspector b) Define inspection method c) Control welding process d) Approve

welders
Part C: Practical (Visual Inspection & Interpretation)
Task 1: Visually inspect two welded plates. Identify and mark any visible surface defects.

Task 2: Measure the weld leg length and throat size using a fillet weld gauge. Record your readings.

Task 3: Interpret the given WPS and check if the welding performed follows the specified

parameters.

Task 4: Review a welder qualification test record (WPQ) and determine its validity.

Task 5: Read the attached welding drawing and identify the weld symbols and their requirements.
Answer Key
Part A: General Paper

1. b

2. b

3. b

4. c

5. b

6. c

7. c

8. b

9. b

10. b

Part B: Specific Paper

1. d

2. d

3. b

4. a

5. c

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