API 1104 Terms, Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviatoins Flashcards
Arc welding with equipment that performs the entire welding operation without manual manipulation of the arc or electrode other than guidng or tracking and without a manual welding skill requirement of the operator
a. automatic welding
b. semi-automatic welding
c. machine welding
d. manual welding
a. automatic welding
Repair weld made at the back side of a groove weld.
back weld repair
Completed groove and/or fillet weld joining a set-on or set-in branch pipe or a set-on or set-in branch fitting to a run pipe
branch weld
Owner company or th eengineering agency in charge of construction.
company
That which includes the primary contractor and any subcontractors engaged in work covered by this standard.
contractor
Repair to the weld face located and contained within the external reinforcement, including external undercut.
cover pass repair
Imperfection of sufficient magnitude to warrant rejection based on the acceptance criteria in this standard
defect
Second repair in a previously repired area of a completed weld; typically referred to as a “repair of a repair” or a “repair repair”
double repair
Repair weld originating from the weld face that penetrates completly through the weld thickness
full thickness repair
Mechanical means to remove weld metal using abrasive methods
grinding
Discontinuity or irregularity that is detectable by methods outlined in this standard
imperfection
Evidence obtained by nondestructive testing
indication
Bead that is properly fused to and completetly penetrates the pipe wall thickness along both sides of the bevel but whose center is somewhat below the inside surface of the pipe wall
internal cavity IC
Process where parameters and torch guidance are controlled mechanically or electronically but may be manualy varied during welding to maintain the specified welding conditions
mechanized welding
More than one individual repair area location in a completed weld
multiple repairs