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Exam API-571 Topic 1 Question 99 Discussion
API Exam API-571 Topic 1 Question 99 Discussion
Actual exam question for API's API-571 exam
Question #: 99
Topic #: 1
[All API-571 Questions]
The removal of surface material by impacting materials is called:
A
Erosion
B
Erosion corrosion
C
Erosion or erosion corrosion
D
IPC (imparting particle corrosion)
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Dierdre
17 days ago
D) IPC (imparting particle corrosion) - is that the one where the particles do some kind of secret handshake with the surface before eroding it? Just kidding, that's probably not it.
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Catarina
18 days ago
Ah, the age-old debate: should I go with the simple 'A) Erosion' or try to sound more technical? Decisions, decisions...
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Lamar
1 days ago
C) Erosion or erosion corrosion
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Miles
3 days ago
A) Erosion
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Nina
26 days ago
B) Erosion corrosion - that's the one that combines the physical and chemical effects, isn't it? Gotta love these tricky erosion-related questions!
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Marjory
3 days ago
B) Erosion corrosion - yes, erosion corrosion is the combination of both physical and chemical effects.
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Venita
8 days ago
A) Erosion
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Tamesha
28 days ago
D) IPC (imparting particle corrosion) - that's a new one on me. Sounds like a made-up term, to be honest.
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Avery
3 days ago
B) Erosion corrosion
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Fannie
18 days ago
A) Erosion
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Dottie
1 months ago
I'm not sure, but I think it could also be C) Erosion or erosion corrosion.
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Laurel
1 months ago
I agree with Paulina, erosion makes sense.
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Katlyn
2 months ago
Hmm, I'm not sure. C) Erosion or erosion corrosion sounds like it could be the right answer. Covers all the bases.
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Martin
12 days ago
That seems like the most logical option to me as well.
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Alayna
14 days ago
I'm going with C) Erosion or erosion corrosion too.
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Gerald
19 days ago
I agree, it covers both possibilities.
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Kina
28 days ago
I think C) Erosion or erosion corrosion is the best choice.
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Paulina
2 months ago
I think the answer is A) Erosion.
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Joanna
2 months ago
I think it's A) Erosion. That's the classic term for this type of material removal, right?
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Kent
1 months ago
I agree, erosion is the classic term for this type of material removal.
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Lorrine
1 months ago
Yes, you're correct. Erosion is the term for the removal of surface material by impacting materials.
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17 days agoCatarina
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28 days agoAvery
3 days agoFannie
18 days agoDottie
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14 days agoGerald
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28 days agoPaulina
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