Chapter Four Exam Flashcards

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Reheating of a flame formed area containing residual stresses is ineffective because?

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Reheating is acceptable? Wrong. Maybe subsequent heat stress relieves the first sequence of heating?

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Increasing the included angle of a weld joint preparation will generally?

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Increase the amount of distortion because the width of the weld face and weld volume are both increased.

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The purpose of peening the weld metal is to?

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Produce compressive residual stresses on the surface.

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For welded fabrications involving butt and fillet weld joints, distortion is influenced by?

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Completing the fillet welds before the butt welds? Wrong. Maybe complete butt before fillet.

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Stress is defined as?

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Force per unit area. Internal force that strains area.

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Residual stress is best described as?

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Strain produced by stresses that exceed yield strength of material? Wrong. Stress after process. Free of external forces. Are internally self balancing??

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Stress relaxation is a method used for

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Compensating for the results of shrinkage stresses? Wrong. MaybeUse to measure residual stresses?

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Internal stresses that are locked inside the metal following cutting and welding are?

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Residual stresses.

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Mechanical straightening is the most controllable method of correcting distortion. What is a significant limitation of mechanical straightening?

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Mechanical straightening can cause cracking.

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What is the modulus of elasticity or Young’s modulus?

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Relationship between stress and strain.

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The temperature reached during flame straightening must?

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Be high enough to produce upset.

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The best area to produce the first tack weld in butt joints in hollow sections to be welded with the SMAW process is?

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Where the root opening is the smallest.

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How can you use Young’s modulus for estimating compressional forces (restricted expansion) during heating a bar that has restricted expansion?

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Calculate total compressive forces exerted on the bar.

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14
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Is residual stress readily visible and measurable? Yes or no

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No.

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When using heat spots or wedges, it is a good practice to?

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Apply heat to bottom of part to allow gravity to straighten it? Wrong. Apply heat to short side of curved object to stretch it? WRONG.

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A method of reducing distortion that involves an external force during welding is called?

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Restraint.

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17
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In flame straightening or forming of low alloy steel members, what colour should be watched for?

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Dull or Cherry red.

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Fillet welds created in several small passes will cause

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More angular distortion.

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Distortion in structural shapes with eccentric weld joints will produce which type of distortion?

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Bending.

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20
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Is it recommended to apply stress relief following mechanical straightening? Yes or no.

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Yes.

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21
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What is the difference between transverse shrinkage and longitudinal shrinkage in a butt joint?

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Longitudinally the weld shrinks longitudinally.

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The net result of thermal cutting using one torch on the long edge of a thin plate is:?

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Shrinkage of cut edges due to restricted contraction of cut edge.

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23
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In what application is back-stepping or the skip welding technique normally applied ?

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Ship building, large fuel tanks.

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In the application of a V heating technique for flame straightening, the initial flame should be located where?

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Wider part of the V heating area first? Wrong. In middle of V area first? Wrong.

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Thermal cutting and welding both result in some degree of distortion due largely to?
formation of residual stresses?
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Provided the strength requirements are satisfied, the most appropriate method of reducing distortion in fillet welds is?
Intermittent fillet weld method.
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Where is the best place to initiate spot heating in a bulged plate?
At the center of the bulge.
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Post weld heat stress relief heat treatment relies on _________ to relieve stresses.
Recovery and recrystallization.
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Back stepping is defined as
Applying short weld followed by another which ends at the start of the first.
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Why does a hot rolled structural beam shape show compressive residual stresses at the edge of the flange? (Multiple Choice)
Because it cools first.
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Flame straightening or forming is performed by quickly heating a localized area. For low alloy steels the maximum temperature of the heat spot should not exceed:
650C.
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When welding a double V-butt joint, the distortion can be limited by
Alternating weld passes on either side of the joint.
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The longitudinal residual stress in a butt welded joint is?
High tensile.
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What is needed in order to produce a permanent upsetting of a part when heated?
Part needs to be free to expand? Wrong. Restricted contraction?
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When butt welding hollow sections, distortion can be limited by?
All of above. Proper fit up and alignment, balance heat on neutral axis.
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The dimensions and temperature change of the heated area are proportional to:
Resulting expansion and contraction.
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When heated, a metal expands how many ways?
3D.
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The expansion of metal upon heating is volumetric and results in?
Shape change reversible by removal of the external forces that caused it.
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As a result of employing shielded metal arc welding to complete a root pass, the root pass tends to: (Multiple Choice)
Concave as welding progresses? Wrong. Open? Wrong.
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Mechanical straightening requires the most _____ of the material?
Ductility.
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Recovery is the process of dislocation motion to relieve a buildup of stress and recrystallization is___________. (Multiple Choice)
Process where new grains are formed.
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What would be the effect of cambering outside on a windy day?
Wind kink sideways.
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Welding two plates together along the long edge can lead to
Transverse shrinkage? Wrong.
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When using a thermal cutting process, what happens to the edges of the cut after the metal cools?
Edges are in tension.
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A reference point occupying a middle position of symmetrical shape is known as: (Multiple Choice)
Neural axis.
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Residual stresses can be measured using?
X-ray diffraction?.
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Distortion is caused by?
External force? Wrong.
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When welding heavy plates it is a good idea to have a small root opening rather than butting the parts tightly together because: (Multiple Choice)
The small root opening will allow the plates to move together as the weld shrinks and help to prevent cracking.
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Distortion in hollow section manifolds can be reduced by using:
Strong backs.
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What does the strain gauge measure in the stress-relaxation method?
Stress? Wrong.
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Shrinkage forces along the length of the weld line are known as?
Maybe longitudinal forces?
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Thermal and mechanical processes used during manufacturing can cause a condition in the metal known as: (Multiple Choice)
Manufacturing stresses? Wrong.
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Part of a good welding procedure should include:
Welding technique, voltage and distortion.
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To become reduced in size, to pull together, shrink, or wrinkle is known as?
Contraction.
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Why is the use of a carbon steel fixture not allowed to contact stainless steel directly? (Multiple Choice)
May cause corrosion.
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An increase in plate thickness will
Decrease longitudinal shrinkage.
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When a component is welded on one side only, the unbalanced shrinkage forces will:
Cause the welded side to shorten.
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How does the travel speed in welding affect the resulting distortion?
High travel speeds tend to uniformly heat the plate? Wrong. Maybe the incorrect speed will create temperature gradients? Wrong....
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Ductility is a property of a material that:
Allows it to be moulded or shaped.
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A plate was heated uniformly throughout and was left on the top of a table to cool down. The plate would: (Multiple Choice)
Be the same as before heated.
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Is there is any correlation between the neutral axis and the centre of gravity of the cross-section of a shape? Yes or no. (Multiple Choice)
Yes.
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The unit of measurement for the coefficient of thermal expansion is
micrometers per metre per degree celsius.
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In flame straightening, if the temperature is too low the member will not be straightened. Why? (Multiple Choice)
There is insufficient heat to produce an upset.
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Cambering a beam will allow a curvature predominantly in which of the following directions? (Multiple Choice)
Flange curl up or down and web stays flat.
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Which of the following will produce the least angular distortion in a fillet joint?
Single pass welding.
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For the same plate thickness and heat input, in plate A the travel speed is equal to 5 m/sec and plate B is equal to 10 m/sec. Which plate would distort more? (Multiple
Plate B has less distortion.
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The result of uneven heating can be used to our benefit when a change in shape is desired; one example of this is called: (Multiple Choice)
Cambering.
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Patterns used to form channels vary with the direction in which the movement takes place. If cambering is required, heat should be applied: (Multiple Choice)
To the flange in form of V heating and block heating the web? Wrong. In the form of equal block heating flange and web?? Wrong.
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One of the best methods to limit distortion in a stainless steel manifold is to:
Apply local preheat to joints.
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Which alloys expand more after heating, mild steel or austenitic stainless steel?
Austenitic SS.
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X-ray diffraction is used to measure residual stresses and compare changes in: (Multiple Choice)
Atomic spacing.
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The final camber should not be checked until the member has cooled completely.(True/False)
True.
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Increasing the included angle of a weld joint preparation will generally: (
Increase amount of distortion because the width of the weld face and weld volume are both increased.
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In order to control distortion, complex parts are built in fixtures. A fixture:
Must always be used to prevent distortion? Wrong.
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Preheating reduces distortion by:
Providing more uniform expansion and contraction?
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Distortion is the result of?
Permanent shape change created by free expansion and contraction in one or more directions? Wrong.
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Cracking will most likely occur when
Free expansion and contraction are prevent.
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A reference point occupying a middle position of symmetrical shape is known as:
The neutral axis.
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The formulae "e = a × ΔT" is used to calculate?
Thermal strain.
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Is there any thermal expansion on mild steel after 800 °C?
Steel expands exponentially? Wrong.
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What are the forces exerted by the surrounding material at the spot heated zone?
Expansion? Wrong.
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A physical property of a metal that governs its change in shape on heating is:
coefficient of thermal expansion.
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On flame heating, a safety consideration is:
Not to heat over 650C? Wrong.
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A shape change produced by stress is:
Strain.
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When automatic oxy-fuel gas cutting a strip from one edge of a plate distortion will occur. Why? (Multiple Choice)
Uneven heating by automatic travel shortens the edge of the next cut.
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An area that is upset during spot heating will produce _________ during cooling.
Radial compressive stresses? Wrong.
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To produce sweep in a channel with the web on the outside of the curvature then:
Only flange needs to be shortened by using vee heat.
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Line heating, strip heating, and "V" heating are techniques used in:
Distortion prevention? Wrong. Maybe Pre heating?
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The welding of seams should be?
Should be stopped 300-400 mm short of unwelded butt joint.
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The kerf area of an oxy-fuel cut edge represents an area of _________ stress?
Compressive? Wrong.
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Restricted contraction may set up internal tensile stresses enough to cause failure if the metal is not ductile enough to accommodate the deformation. (True/False)
True.
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The sequence in which welds are carried out should be studied from the viewpoint of avoiding:
Excessive welding? Wrong.
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What is the type of heat pattern typically used to remove a bulge in a plate?
Spot welding.
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What is the difference between transverse shrinkage and angular distortion in a butt joint? (Multiple Choice)
Width in the transverse direction is less and in angular distortion both plates contract forming a pronounced angle? If not then it is width of transverse direction is more and in angular distortion both plates contract forming prounouced angle.