Red Seal 4 Flashcards

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Welding, in which individual passes are made in the opposite direction of the weld

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back step Welding

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Weld type made by joining threaded studs with other parts using heat and pressure

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Stud weld

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True or false
Each section receives its name from the method in which it is obtained or shown

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True

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What is the controlled heating(1100 to 1150°F)(539 to 621°C) of welded steel fabrication, then slow controlled cooling process

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Stressed relieving

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An angular cut at the edge of base material for Welding

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Bevel

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What is the most accurate tool used to measure the leg length of a fillet weld?

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I fillet weld gauge

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When performing a T cell test what occurs between the yield point and the ultimate tensile strength

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Elastic/plastic range is reached

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How is the size of a fillet weld measured?

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By the length of the shortest leg

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What determines the material thickness when punching holes with an ironworker

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Only punch material thickness equal two or less than the punch diameter

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According to OHS regulations what is the minimum number of degrees that the guard must cover the grinding disc

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120°

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Line that shows internal features or avoid showing continuous features

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Brake line

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What indicates that a section of the material has been removed

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Break symbol

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The number of auxiliary views required depends on the number of ______ an object has

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Slanted surfaces

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Section lines are used to indicate the type of material and to

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Show the surface along the cutting plane

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Auxiliary views are also especially good for showing

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Holes or slots on slanted surfaces

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Groove weld having joint members grooved in a you shape on one side with the weld made from that side

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Single U groove weld

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A _____ view illustrates the part exactly as it must be prepared before any bending or rolling is performed

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Developed

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Supplementary symbol indicated by a darkened radius on the reference line opposite the world symbol specified. Filler metal deposited on one side must completely penetrate through to the other side of the world.

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Melt through symbol

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Well joint formed when two joint members are positioned approximately 90° to one another in the form of a T

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T joint

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The filler metal for Braves Welding, low carbon steel consists of

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Zinc and copper

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Well, that joins the joint members at random points to keep the joint members from moving out of their required positions

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Tack weld

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Sloped edge of an object running from surface to side

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Chamfer

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Fill it well that has filler metal deposited on both sides

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Double fillet weld

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Intermittent fillet welds that have a staggered pitch and are applied to both sides of weld joint

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Staggered intermitted, fillet weld

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What knot is used for a nonslip loop?
Bow line
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CO2 cylinders are limited to _____ per minute
12 to 16 L per minute
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An increase of voltage will make the weld
Flatter and wider
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GMAW with a CV power source waggon tracks can be minimized by
Increasing the arc voltage
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Using the CSA classification system in the E492T 6CH what does the 2 mean
Welding Limited to the flat and horizontal position
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Excessive spatter can be caused by
Too high of voltage
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True or false Preheating aids in slowing the cooling rate
True
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What controls cooling rate, as well as protects the weld from atmospheric contamination?
Slag
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What determines the type of wire to be used for hard surfacing
Base metal
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Two control dilution when hard surfacing
Turn the current down
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What direction does metal expand when preheating without being restrained?
Volumertrcally In all directions
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Which drawing shows all dimensions and the complete object
Detail
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Which disc would be selected when using a 5 inch grinder that has a 10,000 RPM rating and grinding on the flat side of the desk
Disc thickness 1/4” rated at 12200 RPM
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What would excessive drag lines indicate when oxy fuel cutting?
Travel speed too fast
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Which fuel gas would provide the greatest amount of heat energy for preheating
Propane
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What tool would give you the most accurate measurement to determine the wall thickness of Pipe
Callipers
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What tool would you use to describe large arcs and circles?
Trammel points
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What would be the best type of material to use for making a permanent template for Pipe?
Fibre gasket
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When Welding, where the general public may be exposed to the raise of the arc what should the welder do?
Proper screens and warning signs
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In the stud world symbol, the number of stud welds is placed in parentheses ______ the symbol A. Above B. Below.
Below
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The two most common type of electrode holders are the jaw type and the
Twist head type
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A welding power source with a 50% doodle duty cycle can operate continuously at
It’s rate current output for 5 minutes out of 10
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There are two different types of flux core
Self shield or dual shield
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ER480S-3 The 3 stands for what?
Deoxidizers and the other additional filler metals
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ER480S-3 The 480 is for what?
Tensile strength
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The electrode classification The E designates for what?
Electrode
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An electrode classifications, the R stands for
Rod
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Who is responsible for the administration and certification to CSAW47.1
Canadian welding bureau
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The inside diameter of the contact tip must be the same as the
Electrode wire
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The contact tip is made of
Copper
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What is the maximum number of plates that can be lifted using a plate clamp with a walking grip
One
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Having a low intendants path obtained by permanently joining all noncurrent carrying metal parts, assures electrical continuity, and the capacity to conduct safely any current likely to be imposed
Electrically bonded
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Load that varies with time and rate, but without the sudden change that occurs with an impact load
Variable load
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Stress caused by two equal forces acting on the same axle line to crush an object
Compressive stress
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Ability of a metal to resist being crushed
Compressive strength
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Area where filler metal and base metal mixed together
Welded interface
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A device for producing an accelerating electrons (suitable for use as a source of heat for Welding)
Electron beam gun
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Mechanical device that supports and moves joint members for maximum loading welding and unloading efficiency
Positioner
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Direction of welding, current flow in a circuit
Polarity
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Diameter of the hole through the joint member at the faying surface of the weld joint
Plug weld size
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A flat surface component in resistant welding equipment to which dies fixtures and electrode holders can be attached in which transmits the electrode force to the workpiece
Platen
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Failure of a metal two return to its original size in shape after being loaded and unloaded
Plastic deformation
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Cylindrical body of a rivet
Shank
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The state at which the material has become fully magnetized
Saturation
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A welding technique where the heat is concentrated enough to penetrate the complete thickness of the work piece and form a hole at the leading edge of the weld pool, which gets filled by the molten metal as the arc moves forward
Keyhole Welding
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Part of a joint to be welded where the members are the closest to each other
Joint root
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Metal identification test that identifies metal by their colour
Colour test
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Temperature above which steel must be heated, so it will harden when quenched
Critical temperature
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Metal identification test that breaks the metal sample to check for ductility and grain size
Fracture test
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Device used to maintain the correct positional relationship between joint members and required by print specifications
Fixture
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Properties of metal that are directly related to molecular composition and pertaining to the chemical reactivity of metals and the surrounding environment
Chemical properties
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A fusion weld made without addition of filler metal
Autogenous weld
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The axial force developed by an art plasma
Arc force
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Combination of strength and ductility of metals
Toughness
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A component of the welding circuit through which current is conducted, and which terminates at the arc
Arc welding electrode
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Metal identification test that can be used to identify a metal by its colour change with the application of heat. It’s melting point and it’s behaviour in the molten state.
Torch test
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Devices such as nuts and bolts that join or fasten parts together with threads
Threaded fasteners
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A record of welding parameters used to produce a sound weld in a specified material in accordance with a welding procedure specification, such that the weld also meets the specified mechanical properties requirement
Procedure qualification record
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Rivet with a shank of 7/16 or less in diameter
Small rivet
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Well joint formed when two joint members located approximately in the same plane, our positions edge to edge
Butt joint
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Any type of testing that leaves the test part undamaged
Non-destructive testing
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Rivets with a shank of 1/2” or greater in diameter
Large rivets
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Well joint formed when two joint members are lap over one another
Lap joint
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Cylindrical metal pen with performed head
Rivet
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Oxy fuel flame with an excess of fuel
Reducing(carburizing) flame
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The deflection of an arc from its normal path because of magnetic force
Arc blow
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Current flow in an electrical circuit where its direction (and therefore direction of electron flow) continuously reverses itself, usually at a predetermined frequency
Alternating current
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A metallic material made up of two or more elements where at least one is a metal
Alloy
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Undesirable characteristics of a weld which may cause the world to be rejected
Weld defect
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Linear discontinuities that occur in the basement metal weld interface or the weld metal
Weld cracks
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Application of heat to the base metal before welding to reduce the temperature difference between the world medal and the surrounding base metal
Preheating
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Metal identification test that identifies metal by shape, length and colour or a spark emitted from contact with a grinding wheel
Spark test
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Oxy fuel flame with a balanced mixture of oxygen and fuel
Neutral flame
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Metal transfer in which molten metal from a consumable electrode is spread across the arc in large drops
Globular transfer
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Welding process in which shielding gas protects the arc between a tungsten electrode and the weld area
Gas tungsten arc welding GTAW
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Welding process with a shielded gas arc between a continuous wire electrode and the weld metal
Gas metal arc welding GMAW
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Groove weld, having joint members angled on both sides with the weld made from both side sides
Double V groove weld
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Material used to provide a slag cover on the molten weld pool to prevent its composition from the atmosphere and control the amount of impurities in the weld metal
Flux
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Round or square or rectangular shaped structural steel
Bar
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Positioning of pipe with other pipe or fittings before welding
Fit up
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Me, identification test that in identifies metal by the shape of its chips
Chip test
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Metal identification test, using chemicals, which react when placed on certain types of metal
Chemical test
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Alloy poured into a sand or permanent metal mould
Casting alloy
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Metal heated to its liquid state and poured into a mould where it cools and re-solidifies
Cast
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Oxy fuel flame with an excessive of fuel
Carburizing (reducing) flame
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A device used to transfer current to a fixed electrode position, the electrode and direct the shielding gas, and the arc(if used in process)
Arc welding torch
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A device used to transfer current to a fixed electrode position, the electrode and direct the shielding gas, and the arc(if used in process)
Arc welding torch
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The voltage across the welding arc is called
Arc voltage
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The distance from the tip of the welding electrode to the weld pool
Arc length
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Shortest distance from the face of a fillet weld to the world root after Welding
Actual throat
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Use of a welding process to deposit a layer of a similar or different material on the surface of a workpiece to restore dimensions or to achieve desire properties(corrosion resistance, and wear resistance etc)
Surfacing
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Colourless gas that is highly combustible when mixed with oxygen Unstable at pressures above 15 psi Used in oxyacetylene, welding and cutting
Acetylene
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Drilled hole passing completely through the metal
Through hole
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Metal transfer in which molten metal from a consumable electrode is sprayed across the arc in small drops
Spray transfer
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Rate at which metal transmits heat
Thermal conductivity
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Steel used in the erection of a structure
Structural steel
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The molten metal prior to its solidification, resulting from the Welding operations
Weld pool
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Speed at which the electrode is moved across the weld area
Travel speed
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Dimensions from the root of a weld to the toes of a weld after Welding
Fillet weld leg size
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Well pass that fills the remaining portion of the weld after the route pass and Hot pass
Filler pass
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The metal or alloy to be added in making a weld joint
Filler metal
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Rivet placed in the field
Field rivet
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Metal identification test in which file is used to indicate the hardness of a steel compared with that of the file
File test
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Unit of measure for electricity that expresses the electrical pressure difference between two points in a conductor
Volt(V)
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Ability of a metal to resist indentation
Hardness
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Filler metal which extends above the surface of the joint member on the side of the joint on which the Welding was done
Face reinforcement
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The percentage of time during our specified test. That a power source can be operated at the rated output without overheating.
Duty cycle
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Distance from the joint root to the weld toe
Fillet weld leg
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A graphical representation of the vault current relationship for a given power source when a steady load is placed on it
Volt amp curve
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Any type of testing that damages the test part(specimen)
Destructive testing
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Small particles of slag(cooled flux) trapped in the weld metal which prevents complete penetration
Slag inclusion
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A glassy substance formed on top of the weld metal as a result of melting of the flux and its reaction with the weld metal
Slag
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Metal transfer in which molten metal from a consumable electrode is deposited during repeated short circuits
Short circuit transfer
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Size of fillet welds made in lap or T joints
Weld leg
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Handheld device that holds the electrode securely at the required angle for maximum access to the weld area
Electrode holder
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1” X 1” X 1” or it’s equivalent
Cubic inch
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What would be the radius of a 6”(15cm) long radius 90° elbow
9“(23cm)
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With the scale of a drawing at 1:5, what is the length of line on the drawing for plate length of 150m
30cm(12”)
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how many millimetres is equivalent in length to 6 foot 3 1/2 inches (25.4mm =1”)
1918 mm
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Well type made in the groove of the pieces to be welded
Groove weld