1b) Welding Current And Electrical Terms Flashcards

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The amperage output provides heat that ranges from __ to ___ amps

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25 to 500 amps

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Voltage output produces the welding current that ranges ___ to ___ volts

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18 to 36 volts

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What is alternating current

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Electrical current having alternating positive and negative values. Current flows in one direction for the first half then opposite direction for the second half

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What is direct current

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An electrical current that flows in one direction

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What is electrical circuit

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Path taken by an electric current in flowing through a conductor from one terminal of the source of supply to the other

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What is amperage

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The amount or rate of current that flows in a circuit

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What is volt

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The force that causes the current to flow in a circuit

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What is static electricity

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Electricity that is not moving

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What is dynamic electricity

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Electricity that is in motion in an electrical current

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What is an open circuit voltage

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Voltage produced when the machine is running and no welding is being done . 50v to 100v

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What is arc voltage

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Amount used when welding is in progress. 18v to 36v

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Electrode holder connected to the negative pole of the welding machine and the work to the positive pole

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Straight polarity

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Electrode holder connected to the positive Pole of the welding machine and the work to the negative pole

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Reverse polarity

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Used for gas welding or tig. Welding voltages caused by changes in the arc lengthS

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Constant current machine

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Gas welding, maintains a constant value between the welding voltage and arc length.

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Constant potential welding machine

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Can produce DC and AC current when the output terminals are changed between transformer

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Rectifier

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Light and medium duty welding

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150-200 amps

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Average welding requirements

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250-300 amps

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Heavy duty welding with large capacity

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400-600 amps