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1
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The type of metal transfer most commonly used for FCAW is?

A

Globular

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2
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What would you check for leaks on oxy fuel equipment?

A

With a leak detection fluid

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3
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The first rule when using a gas cylinder is to ____ it

A

Secure it

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4
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Increasing or decreasing the arc voltage will increase or decrease the ____ required

A

Arc length

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5
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What is the main reason for using preheat on heavy sections prior to Welding?

A

To reduce the quenching effect and remove hydrogen

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6
Q

The wire diameter type of shield and gas material mode of transfer all determine the?

A

Voltage required

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7
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Cc machines are widely used for what Welding process?

A

SMAW

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8
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The wire feeder for a cc machine should be ____ speed

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Variable

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9
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Flat volt amp curve is for constant _____ machines

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Voltage/potential

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10
Q

What shielding gas is used for welding material over half inch thick

A

Argon – helium

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11
Q

What is the controlled heating(1100 to 1150F) of a welded steel fabrication, then slow controlled, cooling process?

A

Stress relieving

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12
Q

You would need above _____ to go into spray transfer mode

A

80% argon

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13
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Why is there a deoxidizer on filler rods?

A

To prevent contamination

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14
Q

Standard screw thread series with a set number of threads per inch regardless of diameter is what?

A

Constant pitch

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15
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Back purging is required on what type of metal

A

Stainless

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16
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What is the most precise method of identifying properties of a metal?

A

By reviewing the appropriate mail test report

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17
Q

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?

A

Disc thickness 1/4 inch rated at 12200 RPM

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18
Q

When preparing test coupons for an ASME section IX. Welder qualification what is the maximum that the edges of each coupon may be radiused

A

1/8

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19
Q

A kneeling is a heat treatment process which leaves the material in what state?

A

Softest toughest weakest state

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20
Q

T - stands for

A

Tubular

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21
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Groove weld having joint members grooved in a J shape on both side sides with the weld made from both side sides

A

Double J groove weld

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22
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Well joint formed when two joint members are positioned at an approximate 90° angle with the well joint at the outside of the joint members

A

Corner joint

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23
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Groove weld having joint members grooved in a U shape on both sides with the weld made from both side sides

A

Double U groove weld

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24
Q

Which fuel gas would provide the greatest amount of heat energy for preheating

A

Propane

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25
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Which metal is more likely to crack due to well joint shrinkage

A

Cast iron

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26
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What type of material has a grain structure that appears very course and silvery

A

White cast iron

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27
Q

What would be the best type of material to use for making a permanent Pipe template?

A

Fibre gasket

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28
Q

What tool would you use to describe large arcs and circles?

A

Trammel points

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29
Q

In addition to manganese and silicone, there are three types of common deoxidizers. What are they?

A

Aluminum titanium caladium

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30
Q

To prevent whiskers one would?

A

Decrease travel speed

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31
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What lines are used as terminal points for the section lining?

A

Extension lines

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32
Q

The recommended preheat temperature for fusion Welding gray cast-iron is

A

590°C (1100°F)

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33
Q

Symbol used on welding symbols to further defined the operation to be completed
(An extra note or specification )

A

Supplementary symbol

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34
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What is the depth of the eternal actually included and fused in the weld?

A

Groove weld size

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35
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What symbol is used with a single or double groove weld symbol

A

Spacer material

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36
Q

True or false
The arrow on a stud weld is shown with a brake when indicating stud welds

A

False

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37
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Weld used to hold joint members and sub assemblies together

A

Secondary weld

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38
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Line that shows where an object is imagined to be out in order to view internal feature

A

Cutting plane line

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39
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Symbol that’s specifies examination methods and require required to verify weld quality

A

Non-destructive examination symbol (NDE)

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40
Q

T-11

Gas?
Current polarity?

A

None
DCEN

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41
Q

T-9

Gas?
Polarity?

A

CO2
DCEP

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42
Q

T-3
Gas?
polarity?

A

None
DCEP

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43
Q

T – 1
Gas?
Polarity?

A

CO2
DCEP

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44
Q

Split bead technique is used to weld for

A

Single V groove butt joint

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45
Q

For short circuit welding – increasing slope on a CV power source will be?

A

Decrease peak, current levels

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46
Q

Well type produced by confining fusion of molten base metal using heat and pressure for a series of continuous or overlapping, successive spot welds on joint members

A

Seam weld

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47
Q

Flange weld with one joint member bent

A

Corner flange weld

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48
Q

Flange weld with both joint members bent

A

Edge flange weld

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49
Q

Weld type made of light gauge metal with one or both joint members bent at approximately 90°

A

Flange weld
Edge flange

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50
Q

Groove weld having two radius joint members with the weld made from both side

A

Double flare, bevel groove weld

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51
Q

Well deposited in the world route opposite the face of the weld on the other side of the joint member. Deposited before the weld on the opposite side of the part.

A

Backing weld

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52
Q

A phantom section in a view, primarily used to show

A

Mating part

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53
Q

The E49IT – 9 – CH specification Welding wire is

A

Gas shielding wire use DCEP

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54
Q

Groove weld having square edge, joint members with the weld made from one side

A

Single square groove weld

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55
Q

True or false
Broken lines are usually omitted to simplify reading of the assembly print

A

True

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56
Q

Well type proceeded by confiding the fusion of molten base metal using heat pressure without preparation to the joint member

A

Spot weld

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57
Q

Supplementary symbol indicated by a rectangular centred on a reference line

A

Spacer symbol

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58
Q

Weld symbols used when the well joint weld type and welding operation requires more information that can be specified with one weld symbol

A

Combination weld symbols

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59
Q

Drilled hole that does not pass through the material

A

Blind hole

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60
Q

The weight of a cubic metre of steel is
A. 1000 kg.
B. 5780 kg.
C. 7850 kg.
D. 8750 kg.

A

7850 kg

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61
Q

Supplementary symbol indicated by a square on the opposite side of the groove weld on the reference line

A

Consumable insert symbol

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62
Q

Groove weld having one straight and one radius joint member with the weld made from one side

A

Single flare bevel groove weld

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63
Q

Deformation per unit length of a solid under stress

A

Strain

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64
Q

Plate that is rolled between horizontal and vertical rollers and trimmed only on the ends

A

Universal plate

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65
Q

The melting together or filler, metal and base metal or base metal only to produce a weld

A

Fusion welding

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66
Q

What drawings are helpful in the interpretation of Prince and assembly of parts?

A

Sub assembly

67
Q

Hooks replaced after a _____ increase to the throat opening

A

15%

68
Q

The four strand patterns for wire rope are

A

Ordinary, seale, Warrington filler

69
Q

Why are rope slings must not be made of what wire rope

A

Long lay

70
Q

A turning bar is released once?

A

The member has turned past the point of balance

71
Q

For a loose load, rigging it for a lift you would use what

A

A double wrapped basket

72
Q

A=L x W
———-
2

A

Find area of triangle

73
Q

One of the physical properties of metal includes melting point, thermal, conductivity, and thermal expansion and contraction

A

Thermal properties

74
Q

One of the physical properties of metal includes melting point, thermal, conductivity, and thermal expansion and contraction

A

Thermal properties

75
Q

Quality which resists forces causes a metal to bend or deflect in the direction in which the load is applied

A

Bending strength

76
Q

Product of the applied force(p) times distance(L) from the centre of application
P x L = T

A

Torque

77
Q

Rivet with a hollow shank that joins two parts with access from one side

A

Blind rivet

78
Q

Case hardening process for low carbon steel that uses an environment with sufficient carbon potential, and a temperature above the upper critical temperature

A

Carburizing

79
Q

The alloy iron core carrying the coils of insulation wire to be revolved through the magnetic field

A

Amateur

80
Q

Process of hardening, low carbon or mild deals by adding carbon nitrogen or combination of carbon and nitrogen to the outer surface, forming a hard, thin outer shell

A

Case hardening

81
Q

Distance from the point of tangency on the flange weld to the edge of the flange before Welding

A

Flange height

82
Q

Radius of the joint members require required edge preparation in a flange weld

A

Flange radius

83
Q

Cross-sectional distance of a flange weld from the weld face to the weld root

A

Flange weld thickness

84
Q

Alloy that contains one or more alloying element and possesses a high tensile strength

A

Wrought alloy

85
Q

Distance from the face of a fillet weld to the route before Welding

A

Theoretical throat

86
Q

Devices that join or fasten parts together without threads

A

Non-threaded fasteners

87
Q

Electrode with a mild steel core containing a heavy coating which melts at low temperatures, allowing the use of low welding current

A

Non-mechanicable electrode

88
Q

Sub critical case hardening process that introduces nitrogen into the surface of a steel

A

Nitriding

89
Q

The distance that the weld metal extends from its top surface, (excluding reinforcement) into the joint

A

Joint geometry

90
Q

Loss or removal of oxygen during the welding process

A

Reduction

91
Q

Unit change in the length of a material caused by changing the temperature by 1°F

A

Coefficient of thermal expansion

92
Q

Ability of a meal to withstand two equal forces acting in opposite directions

A

Shear strength

93
Q

Uniform pattern produced by lines connected through the atoms

A

Space lattice

94
Q

Microscopic arrangement of the components within a metal

A

Microstructure

95
Q

Spray coating procedure, where finally divided particles of metal are deposited on worn surfaces

A

Metallizing

96
Q

Material consisting of one or more chemical elements having crystalline structure, high thermal and electrical conductivity the ability to be deformed when heated and high reflectivity

A

Metal

97
Q

Particle section view, which appears to have been broken out of the line object
Section lines

A

Broken out section

98
Q

The relative velocity of the work pieces at the time of internal contract

A

Friction speed

99
Q

Surface of the base metal that is melted during Welding

A

Fusion face

100
Q

Ratio of stress to strain within the electric limit

A

Modulus of elasticity

101
Q

Screw thread series with combinations of diameter and pitch not the standard screw thread series

A

Special series

102
Q

Flat surface machine at a right angle to a drilled hole

A

Spot face

103
Q

Standard connection used to join two or more pieces of pipe

A

Fitting

104
Q

A projecting beam, extending from the frame of a resistance, welding machine that transmits the electrode force and may conduct the Welding current

A

Arm resistance, Welding

105
Q

The property of a circuit or device that permits it to store an electrical charge

A

Capacitance

106
Q

Stress caused by equal forces, acting perpendicular to the horizontal axis of an object

A

Bending stress

107
Q

Stress that caused by two equal forces acting on the same axle line to pull an object apart

A

Tensile stress

108
Q

The details of materials, joint geometry, Welding, consumables, welding parameters, preheat and enter pass, temperature, post, weld heat, treatment, etc., and related procedures for the production of welds

A

Welding procedure

109
Q

Cross sectional shape of the completed weld face

A

Weld contour

110
Q

Quality which resists forces causing a metal to bend or deflect in the direction in which the load is applied

A

Bending strength

111
Q

Groups of diameter pitch combinations

A

Screw thread series

112
Q

The distance the electrode is recessed behind the constricting orifices of the plasma arc torch measured from the outer face of the nozzle

A

Electrode setback

113
Q

Oxyfuel Welding with acetylene

A

OAW

114
Q

Tool that produces a countersunk hole

A

Counter sink

115
Q

Exposed surface of a weld, bounded by the weld toes on the side on which Welding was done

A

Weld face

116
Q

Documents that supplement working drawings which written instructions giving additional information

A

Specifications

117
Q

Path taken by an electric current when flowing through a conductor from one terminal to the power source to the other

A

Electrical circuit

118
Q

Temperature at which the atoms of a metal assume their characteristic crystal structure

A

Solidification temperatures

119
Q

Well, that is an integral part of a structure and that directly transfers the load

A

Primary weld

120
Q

Process of heating a metal to a suitable temperature holding it at that temperature to reduce residual stress stresses and cooling it slow slowly to minimize the development of new residual stress

A

Stress relieving

121
Q

An arc welding circuit in which the electrode is connected to the negative terminal

A

Straight polarity

122
Q

Ability of a metal to be deformed by compressive forces without developing defects

A

Malleability

123
Q

Weld type produced by confining fusion of molten base metal using heat and pressure with a pre-formed dimple or projection in one joint member prior to Welding

A

Projection weld

124
Q

Most alloy and tool steals are produced in

A

An electric furnace

125
Q

What metal transfer is used for welding carbon stainless steel

A

Short circuit

126
Q

When Welding with FCAW insufficient current causes what

A

Lack of penetration

127
Q

Electro that has a moderately forceful, arc and deposit rate the rate is between those of the fast freeze and the fast fill electrodes

A

Fill Freeze electrode.

128
Q

Each layer of beads deposited on the base metal

A

Pass

129
Q

Combining metals with elements in the environment leading to deterioration of the metal

A

Corrosion

130
Q

Metal that consists of one chemical element

A

Pure metal

131
Q

Metal that is hammered, rolled or drawn through a die

A

Cold worked

132
Q

Force at the surface of liquid that tries to reduce the liquid surface area and prevents it from wetting the solid that it is in contact with

A

Surface tension

133
Q

What is the recommended air pressure for the CAC – a process?

A

550 to 690 KPA (80 to 100 psi)

134
Q

Well type made in the cross-sectional shape of a triangle

A

Fillet weld

135
Q

Well joint formed when the edges of two joint members are joined

A

Edge joint

136
Q

True or false
Surfaces of thin materials shown in sections are always indicated by sectional lines

A

False

137
Q

Phosgene is what based and is formed when the arc is exposed to carbon dioxide

A

Cloral

138
Q

What toxic gas is produced by the arc and carbon dioxide

A

Ozone gas

139
Q

Filler metal which extends above the surface of the joint member on the side of the joint on which the Welding was done

A

Fast fill electrode

140
Q

The U-bolt part of a cable chip must be installed so that it bears down on the

A

Dead end of the rope

141
Q

What Part of a Welding symbol included when a specific Welding process specification or procedure must be indicated

A

Tail

142
Q

Groove weld, having both joint members angled on the same side with the weld made from that side

A

Single V groove weld

143
Q

In shield, metal arc welding lengthening the arc will

A

Increase voltage decrease amperage

144
Q

True or false
In many cases, a developed view is not necessary

A

False

145
Q

Supplementary symbol indicated by a rectangle on the opposite side of the groove weld symbol on the reference line

A

Backing symbol

146
Q

Graphic symbol that shows brays locations and specifications on prints
AKA scarf

A

Brazing symbol

147
Q

Weld type made of light gauge metal with one or both joint members bent at approximately 90°
A.k.a. corner flange

A

Flange weld

148
Q

Supplementary symbol indicated by a horizontal line or arc parallel to the weld symbol which specifies the shape of the completed weld

A

Contour symbol

149
Q

Well deposited in the world route opposite the face of the weld on the other side of the joint member to deposited after the weld on the opposite side of the part

A

Back weld

150
Q

In ASME what is used to identify weld metal chemical composition

A

A Numbers

151
Q

Short sections of fillet weld supplied at space specified intervals on the weld part

A

Intermediate fillet welds

(Eg. 2-3 or 6-5)

152
Q

Intersection of two surfaces

A

Flared edge

153
Q

What type of fitting should never be used on acetylene systems?

A

Copper

154
Q

When brazing the filler rod spreads out and produces an even coating over the surface of the well joint, this is called

A

Tinning

155
Q

GMAW - arc voltage is important for

A

Adjusting the shape of the bead

156
Q

Which standard refers to welded steel construction, using metal arc welding
A. CSA7662.
B. CSAW178.2.
C. CSAW59
D. CSAW47.1.

A

CSAW59

157
Q

ER480S –3
S stands for?

A

Solid

158
Q

CSA stands for

A

Canadian safety association

159
Q

Groove weld, having joint members bevelled on both sides with the weld made from both sides

A

Double groove weld

160
Q

Last point at which material can be performed and still returned to its original shape

A

Yield
Elastic limit

161
Q

What would be a radius of a 6“(15cm) long radius 90° elbow
R+1/2=D

A

9”(23cm)

162
Q

Amount of weld metal that is pled up above the surface of the pieces being joined

A

Reinforcement

163
Q

Composite filler metal electrode consisting of a core of a metal rod to which a covering sufficient to provide a slag layer on the well bead has been applied. The covering may contain materials, providing such functions as shielding from the ambient ambient air cleansing the weld metal arc stabilization being a source of metallic addition to the weld.

A

Covered electrode

164
Q

Spacer that provides proper opening of the well joint and becomes part of the filler metal during Welding

A

Consumable insert

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