Weekz 2 Flashcards

1
Q

An electric current that reverses its direction at regularly recurring intervals

A

Alternating current

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2
Q

A depression at the joint root between the workpieces

A

Root opening

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3
Q

What are the welding positions

A

Flat, horizontal, vertical, overhead

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4
Q

The junction between the face of the weld and the base metal

A

Toe of a weld

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5
Q

AWS

A

American welding Society

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6
Q

Duties cycle is defined as the ratio of __ time to __ time

A

Arc, total

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7
Q

What to do to prevent undercutting

A

Pause at each side of the weld bead when using a weaving technique

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8
Q

Slang term for shielded metal arc welding

A

Stick welding or stick electrode welding

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9
Q

Straight polarity

A

DCEN

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10
Q

Reverse polarity

A

DCEP

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11
Q

The covering on the electrode dictates the usability of the electrode and provides
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

A
  1. Gas from the decomposition of certain ingredients of the coating to shield the arc from the atmosphere
  2. Deoxidizers for purifying the deposited weld metal.
  3. Slag formers to protect the deposit weld metal from oxidation.
  4. Ionizing elements to make the arc more stable and the electrode operates more smoothly with alternating current.
  5. Alloying elements to provide a special characteristics to the deposited weld metal.
  6. Iron powder to improve the productivity of the electrode.
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12
Q

An electric arc process that produces coalescence of metals by heating them with an arc between a continuous filler metal electrode, and the workpiece, shielding is entirely from an external supply gas

A

GMAW

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13
Q

What type of current is used for GMAW

A

Direct current electrode positive

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14
Q

What does the wire feeder do in gas metal arc welding?

A

The wire feeder drives the electrode from the wire spool through the cable and gun to the arc

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15
Q

How is the push system designed?

A

So that the wire feed rolls are near the wire supply and the wire is pushed through the wire conduit to the welding gun or torch

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16
Q

What displaces the air around the arc to prevent contamination of the molten pool by oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere? GMAW

A

Shielding gas

17
Q

The electrode wire for _______ is solid and bear. Steel wires normally have a thin ____ coating to improve electrical pick up and protect the wire from oxidation

A

GMAW, copper

18
Q

In what process is shielding provided by a flux contain within the tubular electrode

A

Flux corded arc welding

19
Q

True or false
a layer of slag is produced on the world bead, which must be removed after welding in FCAW

20
Q

What current is used with no gas shield

21
Q

Which process produces a coalescence of metals by heating them with an arc between a tungsten electrode, and shielded with gas

22
Q

In GTAW The welder controls the ___ with one hand and feeds the ____ ____ with the other

A

Torch, filler metal

23
Q

What does letting up on the foot pedal but not completely in TIG do?

A

Decreases current

24
Q

What current should you use when welding aluminum?

25
Q

Air cooled torches are designed for ____ duty, welding, and water cool torches are used for ___ duty welding

A

Light, heavy

26
Q

What electrode has the highest melting point of all metals and is virtually impossible to vaporize when used correctly

A

Tungsten electrode

27
Q

What two very important characteristics are the reason tungsten is used

A

High melting point and excellent electrical conductor

28
Q

What two gases are most commonly used with TIG welding

A

Argon and helium

29
Q

When TIG welding heavier materials, ___ amperage is required

30
Q

Why is reverse polarity not used when welding with TIG

A

It will melt the tungsten electrode

31
Q

What will cut metals such as bronze brass, copper galvanized, steel coated or painted steel, mild steel, stainless steels

A

Plasma arc cutting

32
Q

Plasma is a thermal cutting process. It cuts anything that conducts ___ and ___

A

Heat and electricity

33
Q

What process is popular for cutting metal gouging out defects removing poor welds back gouging route passes and preparing joint edges

A

Air carbon arc cutting

34
Q

True or false
Before welder can begin work on any job covered by a welding code qualification under the code that applies is required

35
Q

True or false
If the welder uses a different process or the welding procedure is altered drastically requalification is required

36
Q

What is the most widely used and popular welding inspection technique?

A

Visual inspection

37
Q

What is a highly sensitive non-destructive method for detecting my new discontinuity such as cracks, pores, and porosity

A

Liquid penetrate inspection

38
Q

Identify eight ways to control distortion