1. The higher restriction of human hearing is approximately
a) 20 Hz
b) 20 kHz
c)20 MHz
b) 20 kHz
Exercise Questions - Section 1 & 2
2. A typical frequency used for ultrasonic testing of welds is:
a) 2.25MHz
b) 2.25kHz
c) 2.25 Hz
a) 2.25MHz
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Exercise Questions - Section 1 & 2
, 3. If an ultrasonic wave in a block of metallic has a wavelength of 1.Three mm and travels at a
velocity of 5.85 x 10 energy of 3 m/s. What is the frequency?
Four.5MHz
Exercise Questions - Section 1 & 2
4. Do transverse waves in a stable tour faster or slower than longitudinal waves?
Slower
Exercise Questions - Section 1 & 2
five. True or False
The energy carried by means of a wave is proportional to the rectangular of the amplitude
True
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Exercise Questions - Section 1 & 2
6. If the amplitude of a wave is reduced to 25%, what is the corresponding drop in dB?
(Hint: you can parent it out from the data in section 2.Five however you may also use logarithm
tables or a calculator)
12dB
Exercise Questions - Section 1 & 2
7. The decrease in energy of an ultrasonic wave because it travels through a fabric is called:
a) amplitude
b) amplification
c) attenuation
c) attenuation
Exercise Questions - Section 1 & 2
8. Piezoelectric crystals can:
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