SMAW Flashcards
The SMAW process requires a _____ _____power source
a. alt. current
b. constant current
c. constant voltage
d. All above
b
the voltage decrease across a component due to the resistance to the flow of current.
a. voltage drop
b. open circuit voltage
c. working voltage
d. none
A
the most stable DC SMAW welding is provided by welding machines that have:
a. single phase transformers only
b. 3 phase
c. full wave rectifiers
d. b and c only
D
a power source has a duty cycle of 300A @ 32V, 60%. the machine can operate:
a. @ 100A for 5 out of 10 min,
b. @ 300A for 10 out of 10 min.
c. @ 32V for 10 out of 10 min.
d. @300A for 6 out of 10 min.
D
a welding machine designed for light-mediem duty welding would most likely have a rating of:
a. 400-600A
b. 150-200A
c. 250-300A
d. 50-80A
B
the coltage produced when a welding machine is ON but no welding would is being done is an
open circuit
the coltage present after an arc is struck and maintained…
voltage steps down from open circuit to welding arc/voltage
an electrical device that changes AC voltage from one lever to another…
transformer
an electrical device that changes AC into DC
rectifier
arc welding machine power sources that represent tha latest technology in size, weight, efficiency and control. a(n) _____ is an electrical device that changes DC into AC
inverter
_____ power sources play a critical roll in producing the high quality welds required on construction sites, bridges and cross country pipelines and for field repairs on heavy agricultural, construction, mining and military equipment.
engine-driven
the percentage of time during a specified(10 min.) period that a welding machine can be operated at its rated load without exceeding the temp. limits of the insulation on the component parts
duty cycle
the manner in which molten metal transfers from the end of the electrode across the welding arc to the weld pool.
a. arc length
b. travel speed
c. amp. range
d. metal transfer
D
an arc welding process that produces an arc between a consumable, coated electrode and the workpiece, creating a weld pool.
a. GTAW
b. SMAW
c. FCAW
d. OAW
b
a material that hinders or prevents the formation of oxides and other undesirable substance in molten metal.
a. flux
b. electrode
c. shielding
d. slag
A
the distance from the tip of the electrode core wire to the weld pool.
a. stick out
b. tip to work distance
c. arc length
d. travel angle
C
the layer of _____ that covers a deposited bead must be removed after welding. if a multi-pass weld is required, the_____ must be removed between each pass.
a. filler
b. weld
c. slag
d. none
C
A number 2 in the next to last digit of the electrode classification on an SMAW electrode, indicates the electrode may be used in all welding positions.
Select one:
True
False
False