FINAL EXAM Flashcards

1
Q

produce a high temperature flame, over 3000 degrees. It is the only mixture not enough to melt steel

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OXYACETYLENE

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2
Q

has a left hand thread

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ACETYLENE

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3
Q

shoulder is a maroon

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ACETYLENE

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4
Q

the shoulder is white

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OXYGEN

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5
Q

have a right hand

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OXYGEN

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6
Q

it is cylinders that separated from fuel gas cylinder

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OXYGEN

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7
Q

cause a fire to burn more fiercely and a mixture

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OXYGEN

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8
Q

fitted with regulators to reduce gas pressure in the cylinder

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CYLINDERS

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9
Q

has two gauges, high and low pressure gauge

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REGULATORS

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10
Q

what kind of pressure in the gas of cylinder

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HIGH PRESSURE

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11
Q

what kind of pressure in the gas of the torch

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LOW PRESSURE

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12
Q

ab acetylene cylinder can be opened slightly to blow out the threads

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VALVE THREADS

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13
Q

it should be cleaned before screwing in the regulator

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VALVE THREAD

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14
Q

mixed in the hand held torch or blowpipe

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GASES

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15
Q

between regulator and torch should be color coded

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HOSES

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16
Q

should be kept as short as possible and users should check periodically

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HOSES

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17
Q

must always be used upright

A

ACETYLENE

18
Q

should be checked leaks before any welding is attempted

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JOINTS AND HOSES

19
Q

should be lit with a friction lighter or stationary pilot flame to avoid burning hands

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TORCH

20
Q

a single cracking or popping sound

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BACKFIRE

21
Q

a shrill hissing sound when the flame is burning inside the torch

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FLASHBACK

22
Q

automatic flame trap device designed not only the quench the flame

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FLASHBACK ARRESTOR

23
Q

BASIC ELEMENTS OF BLUEPRINT

A

LINE
DIMENSION
NOTES

24
Q

give shape and dimension

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LINE

25
Q

give size and location

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DIMENSION

26
Q

give details of construction

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NOTES

27
Q

TYPES OF DIMENSION

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OVERALL
SIZE
LOCATION

28
Q

describes total distance

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OVERALL

29
Q

gives information

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SIZE

30
Q

gives information concerning location

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LOCATION

31
Q

DIMENSION TO LOOK FOR ON A BLUEPRINT

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HEIGHT
WIDTH
DEPTH

32
Q

used as a means of communication between a designer such as shop foreman

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WELDING BLUEPRINT SYMBOLS

33
Q

a welding symbol used for designating the welding, brazing and cutting

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TAIL

34
Q

a document that gives direction to the welder by providing information

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WLDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION

35
Q

JOINT TYPES

A

BUTT
T JOINT
CORNER
LAP
EDGE

36
Q

SIX BASIC TYPES OF WELDS

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FILLET
GROOVE
PLUG OR SLOT
SPOT
SEAM
STUD

37
Q

most recognized

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FILLET

38
Q

edge to edge joints

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GROOVE

39
Q

connect overlapping

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PLUG OR SLOT

40
Q

connect overlapping pieces

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SPOT

41
Q

similar process to spot

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SEAM

42
Q

commonly practice in many shops

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STUD