CWI D1.1 Design, Materials and Records practice questions
Navigating AWS D1.1 Clauses 1 to 4, base metal and filler metal tables, stud welding and the records the code requires. This domain is about 10% of the exam. Try each question, then open the answer.
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Question 1
- Clause 11 (existing structures)
- Clause 10 (tubular structures)
- Clause 9 (stud welding)
- Clause 7 (fabrication and repairs)
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Answer: A. Clause 11 (existing structures)
Clause 11 (Clause 8 in D1.1:2015) covers evaluating, strengthening and repairing existing structures, including base metal evaluation and fatigue considerations.
Question 2
- 1 in., the thicker part
- 7/8 in., the average
- 5/8 in., the bevel depth less 1/8 in.
- 3/4 in., the thickness of the thinner part
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Answer: D. 3/4 in., the thickness of the thinner part
The weld size of a CJP groove weld is the thickness of the thinner part joined. Reinforcement is not counted.
Question 3
- The mill test reports and filler metal certificates only
- The WPSs, with any PQRs, and the welders' qualification records
- The NDT procedures and technicians' certificates
- The shop drawings and the erection sequence only
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Answer: B. The WPSs, with any PQRs, and the welders' qualification records
Clause 8, Part A has the inspector confirm that each WPS meets the code, with a PQR where it was qualified by test. The inspector also confirms that the welders, welding operators and tack welders are qualified for the work. The inspector keeps records of these qualifications.
Question 4
- 1 in.
- 1-1/4 in.
- 1-1/2 in.
- 2 in.
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Answer: C. 1-1/2 in.
Each segment of an intermittent fillet weld must be at least 1-1/2 in. long. The general minimum effective length of fillet welds still applies as well. See the Clause 4 provisions on intermittent fillet welds.
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