202B Flashcards
GTAW electrodes, filler metals and shielding gas (57 cards)
A Characteristic of tungsten is that that it:
A. oxidizes readily
B. dissolves homogeneous into the weld.
C. retains its hardness at red heat.
D. has a melting point of 325C (617F)
C. retains its hardness at red heat.
tungsten is classified as a ____________ metal, which means that it has a high melting point of __________.
refractory metal
3410C (6170F)
What type of electrode is used for the GTAW process
A. consumable
B. non-consumable
C. flux coated
D. flux cored
B. non-consumable
the advantage that a ground-finished electrode has over a chemically cleaned electrode is that it:
A. has better electrical contact will collet
B. is easier to Strick an ark
C. produces more heat in the torch body
D. gives you better control with out of position work
A. has better electrical contact will collet
the reason thoria is added to GTAW electrode is to:
A. increase electrical resistance at the molten end
B. improve electrodes ability to create a clean, round, balled end
C Improve thermal conductivity which promotes cooling
D. increases current carrying capacity and arc stability.
D. increases current carrying capacity and arc stability.
an EWTh-1 electrode would be a good choice for welding:
A aluminum
B magnesium
C cast-iron
D mild steel
D mild steel
what would be a good choice for a green-coded electrode?
A DC reverse polarity on mild steel
B AC with only high frequency on stainless steel
C DC straight polarity on magnesium
D AC with continuous high frequency on aluminum
D AC with continuous high frequency on aluminum
state three (3) methods that may be used to prepare an electrode for welding
A _______________
B________________
C________________
A electrical arc
B grinding
C chemical sharpening
An EWTh-2 ground to a conical point is prepared correctly for welding on:
A stainless steel
B aluminum
C magnesium
D aluminum/magnesium casting
A stainless steel
what protects the electrode from atmospheric contamination?
A shielded gases
B fluxes
C electrode coatings
D water cooling of the torch
A shielded gases
oxidization of the electrode immediately after the arc is extinguished is prevented by:
A a post flow of shielded gas
B working within the recommended current ranges
C selecting the correct grade of tungsten electrode
D not touching the electrode to the work
A a post flow of shielded gas
what is the primary consideration when selecting a filler rod?
type of material so as the rod chemistry and mechanical property’s match the required job specification
which 2 filler metals can be used to weld the most weldable aluminum alloys?
A ER1100 and ER3003
B ER4043 and ER5345
C ER5083 and ER5454
D ER6061 and ER6351
B ER4043 and ER5345
the AWS/CSA filler metal classification for GTAW of carbon steels maybe also be used for:
A. SMAW
B. FCAW
C. SAW
D. GMAW
D. GMAW
To prevent porosity during GTAW of rimmed steels, filler rods must have:
A. multiple deoxidizers
B. a high manganese content
C. a low carbon content
D. a low silicon content
A. multiple deoxidizers
Which of the following aluminums filler rod has magnesium as it major alloying element?
A ER1100
B ER2319
C ER4043
D ER5356
D ER5356
CSA filler metal specifications differ from AWS speculation in that tensile strength is expressed in:
A kilograms
B joules
C newtons
D megapascals
D megapascals
GTAW filler rods should properly stored to prevent contamination from:
A. moisture
B. ozone
C. non-ionizing radiation
D. high frequency current
A. moisture
what are two advantages of using consumable inserts for joining pipe?
A_____________
B_____________
any two
A consistent quality of metal deposition
b suitable when access is only from one side
C exact metallurgical properties
d smooth crevice free internal weld surfaces
e can serve as backing ring
what is the maximum allowable gap when joining the ends of a consumable insert?
__________________________
0.8mm (1/32)
name two shielding gas used with GTAW that are described as
A inert __________ and __________
B reactive: ___________ and _________
inert = argon and helium
Reactive = nitrogen and hydrogen
Explain why argon-CO2 gas mixtures are not recommended for GTAW?
CO2 breaks down in the heat of arc into carbon monoxide and oxygen causing electrode oxidation and weld metal contamination
The gas shielding of the GTAW process:
A. promotes the flow of filler metal to the bead edges
B. allows arc ignition without having to touch the electrode to the work
C. protects the electrodes and the weld puddle from atmospheric contamination
D. helps to control AC arc rectifiers
C. protects the electrodes and the weld puddle from atmospheric contamination
which of the following gasses is the heaviest in air?
A. argon
B. helium
C. nitrogen
D. hydrogen
A. argon