Welding Flashcards

0
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Fire requires what?

A

Fuel, heat, oxygen

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Name the 3 harmfull light rays?

A

Visible - eyes strain
Ultra Violet - burn or blister eye balls
Infrared - cataracts

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2
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Classes of Fire

A

A-wood
B-Liquids
C-electric
D-combustibles

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3
Q

In the event of Flashback what do you shut off first?

A

Oxygen

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4
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What safety features do Oxygen tanks have?

A
  • The tank is made from a single piece of steel with no seems.
  • The cylinder valve is double seats (seals when fully open and fully closed) and the valve has a rupture disc that will burst if the pressure exceeds 3200 psi, allowing a slow release of gas
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5
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Safety features of acetylene tanks?

A

-fusible plugs melt at 212 degrees F
-tank safety stored at 250 psi
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6
Q

What is a Oxygen tank fully charged at?

A

2200 psi

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7
Q

What gas is colourless but stinks?

A

Acetylene

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8
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What gas is colourless, odourless and tasteless?

A

Oxygen

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9
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Straight polarity - electrode negative

A

Electrode is connecting to the negative terminal

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Reverse polarity - electrode positive

A

Electrode is connected to the positive. Burns slower enabling deeper penitration

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11
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What type of electrode do you use to check polarity

A

E6010

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12
Q

What are 3 types if constant power sources?

A

Transformers
Inverters
Generators

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13
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What is duty cycle?

A

Quality of components inside welder. Allows welding to operate at that percentage of its amperage

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14
Q

What does voltage cause the electrode to do?

A

Flow in a conductor or cross a gap. It maintains the arc and puddle fluidity and flow

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15
Q

What does amperage cause the electrode to do?

A

To melt. It is the heat for welding.

16
Q

What is a carbonizing flame and it’s used?

A

Rich in acetylene. Adds carbon. Hard surfacing, fusion welding of alloy steels and med - high carbon steels and brazing

17
Q

Two methods of piercing holes?

A

Travelling torch or still torch

18
Q

What are drag or lag lines?

A

Lines on the side of the work piece caused by the oxygen jet stream.

19
Q

What part of the torch is susceptible to backfires?

A

Tip and mixer

20
Q

What 2 things are put into an acetylene tank so the gas remains stable?

A

A porous filler mass and 40% of the tank is filled with acetone

21
Q

Four principle functions of Flux?

A
  • prevent oxidization during heating
  • absorb and remove oxides
  • assist in the flow of the filler
22
Q

How is strength and size determined in a fillet weld?

A
  • Strength from throat size of largest equal leg triangle.

- Size from length of the largest equal leg triangle