tig weldinf safety and operations Flashcards

1
Q

What does TIG stand for

A

Tungsten Inert Gas

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2
Q

what measures are used to protect individuals from hazards associated with welding ?: WELDING HELMET

A

UV rays

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3
Q

what measures are used to protect individuals from hazards associated with welding ?: WELDING SCREEN

A

uv rays

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4
Q

what measures are used to protect individuals from hazards associated with welding ?: LONG SLEEVES AND PANTS MADE OF NATURAL FIBERS

A

uv rays and sparks fire heat

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5
Q

what measures are used to protect individuals from hazards associated with welding ?: LEATHER GLOVES AND LEATHER SHOES

A

sparks fire heat

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6
Q

what measures are used to protect individuals from hazards associated with welding ?: ventilation or respirator

A

fumes

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7
Q

the ground clamp can be connected to the work piece or any other conductive metal in contact with the work piece, when disconnected the arc can’t be ignited , true or false

A

true

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8
Q

what’s the start up procedures in order of operation

A
  1. open the gas tank valve 3 turns
  2. Turn on the machine
  3. set the pressure with the regulator knob
  4. connect ground clamp
  5. check machine settings and insert sharpened tungsten
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9
Q

number shut down procedures in order of operation

A
  1. Turn off the gas
  2. bleed the line by pressing the foot pedal
  3. Close or back out the regulator knob
  4. turn off the machine and tidy up cords
  5. sweep up area
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10
Q

Match the polarity setting AC or DC (alternating current or direct current): BRONZE

A

DC

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11
Q

Match the polarity setting AC or DC (alternating current or direct current): STAINLESS STEEL

A

DC

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12
Q

Match the polarity setting AC or DC (alternating current or direct current): ALUMINUM

A

AC

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13
Q

Match the polarity setting AC or DC (alternating current or direct current): CARBON STEEL ALLOY

A

DC

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14
Q

amperage controls the strength of the electrical current, which determines the amount of heat generated to melt the metal and create a puddle true or false

A

true

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15
Q

The foot pedal initiates the arc and determines how much BLANK goes into the work

A

Amperage/heat

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16
Q

gas pressure should be set to BLANK times the number size of the cup that sets the amount of shielding gas that is able to flow from the tank through the machine to the torch

17
Q

pre-flow and post flow settings, control what

A

The length of time the shielding gas flows from the torch as the arc is initiated, and once it is extinguished

18
Q

The inert or non flammable shielding gas used for TIG welding is 100 percent what

19
Q

when should you resharpen your tungsten electrode

A

all of the above

20
Q

The minimum tungsten stick out should be blank, and the maximum tungsten stick out should not extend beyond the inner *blank * of the cup

A

a quarter inch

width

21
Q

when welding the tip of the tungsten should be held centered on the joint, approximately the diameter of the tungsten above the surface, true or false

A

true , 3 thirty seconds of an inch

22
Q

after you dab your filler rod into a weld pool, you must keep the hot tip of the rod within the protection of the shielding gas to avoid contamination, true or false

23
Q

*blank *welds are used used to hold parts together before a final weld occurs