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Welding Joint Design Flashcards

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1
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What are the 5 basic joint designs?

A

Butt, Corner, Tee, Lap, Edge

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2
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What are the 2 main types of welds?

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Groove and Fillet welds

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3
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What are the 4 main welding positions?

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Flat, Horizontal, Vertical (up or down), and Overhead

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4
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American Welding Society defines a joint as _________.

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“The manner in which materials fit together.”

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5
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What type of groove is this?

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Single-Squared Groove Weld

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6
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What type of groove is this?

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Single-V Groove

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7
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What type of groove is this?

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Double Bevel Groove

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8
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What type of groove is this?

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Single U Groove

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9
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What type of groove is this?

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Single J Groove

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10
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What type of groove is this?

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Single Flare V-Groove

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11
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What type of groove is this?

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Single Flare Bevel Groove

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12
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What is this type of weld?

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Resistance Spot Weld

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13
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What is this type of weld?

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Arc Spot Weld

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14
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What is this type of weld?

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Resistance Seam Weld

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15
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What is this type of weld?

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Stud Weld

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16
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What is this type of weld?

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Back Weld

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17
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What is this type of weld?

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Backing (Strip, bar) Weld

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18
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Where is the groove angle, bevel angle, depth of bevel, and root opening?

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19
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What does this image show?

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Stringers

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20
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What does this image show?

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Weaves

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21
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What type of weld is this?

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Intermittent Welds

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22
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What type of weld is this?

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Boxing

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23
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What type of weld is this?

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Back step Sequence

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24
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What welding position is this?

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Flat (1)

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25
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What welding position is this?

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Horizontal (2)

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26
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What welding position is this?

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Vertical (3)

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27
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What welding position is this?

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Overhead (4)

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28
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What joint is this?

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Butt

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29
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What joint is this?

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Tee

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30
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What joint is this?

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Lap

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31
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What joint is this?

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Corner

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32
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What joint is this?

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Edge

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33
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What are used in cylinder and head assemblies where backing bars or tooling cannot be used?

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Joggle-type joint

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34
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What does the image show?

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Tubular butt joint with a built-in backing bar.

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35
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What the image show?

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Controlled weld penetration joint.

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36
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A series of bead welds overlaid on the face of a joint is called _______.

A

Buttering

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37
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_________ welds are often used to join dissimilar metals.

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Buttered

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38
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A series of overlaid welds on the surface of a part to protect the base material is called ________ or ________.

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Surfacing or Cladding

39
Q

Communication from the weld designer to the _______ is essential to proper completion of most weldments.

A

The Welder

40
Q

The American Welding Society has developed as a standard what?

A

AWS Welding Symbol

41
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(Not a Question) Weld Terms 1

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42
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(Not a Question) Weld Terms 2

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43
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(Not a Question) Weld Terms 3

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44
Q

What does this symbol mean?

A

Square

45
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What does this symbol mean?

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Scarf

46
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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V

47
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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Bevel

48
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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U

49
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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J

50
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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Flare-V

51
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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Flare-Bevel

52
Q

What does this symbol mean?

A

Edge

53
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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Surfacing

54
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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Back or Backing

55
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What does this symbol mean?

A

Seam

56
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What does this symbol mean?

A

Spot or projection

57
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What does this symbol mean?

A

Stud

58
Q

What does this symbol mean?

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Plug or Slot

59
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What does this symbol mean?

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Fillet

60
Q

Where is the “arrow side” of the reference line?

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61
Q

Where is the “other side” of the reference line?

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62
Q

What does the complete weld symbol provide for the welder?

A

Intructions on how to prepare the base metal, the welding process to use, and the finish for the completed weld.

63
Q

Note how gravity affects the molten weld pools in different joint positions. In addition to this, __________ also varies with each position.

A

Heat Distribution

64
Q

What is tack welding used for?

A

Stability and holding components together during assembly.

65
Q

Expansion of the base metal during welding often will cause a condition known as ________.

A

Mismatch

66
Q

Overall weld dimensions have a small tolerance; Why?

A

For weld shrinkage

67
Q

Fille welds leg length must be equal to the thickness of the _________ base material.

A

Thinner

68
Q

Where the component parts are not in close contact a _____ must then be made.

A

Bridging Fillet Weld

69
Q

What is an interference fit?

A

The outer cylindrical part is headed until it expands enough to slide over the inner part. As the part cools, it shrinks and locks the two pieces togeather.

70
Q

What are the 3 common corner weld joint designs?

A

Edge to Edge, Flush, Half overlap

71
Q

Preheating is generally use to do what and prevent what?

A

Used to slow down the cooling rate of the weld to prevent cracking.

72
Q

The Min/Max temperature at which a weld can be made on a multi-pass weld is called _______.

A

Interpass temperature

73
Q

Tooling and bars used to remove heat from the weld and resist heat into the base material are sometimes called ________.

A

Chill Bars

74
Q

Welds made from both sides of the joint are called______.

A

double welds

75
Q

Where high-strength welds are required, a ____ joint weld with 100 percent penetration is used.

A

Butt

76
Q

Unless tack welds are made properly, they often ______ during the welding operation.

A

Crack

77
Q

Fillet welds are always measure by the length of the fillet ________.

A

legs. (Unsure of this answer)

78
Q

The condition of a butt joint where neither the top nor the bottom edge of the material is flush is called _____________.

A

Mismatch

79
Q

________ joints always shrink across the weld joints.

A

Butt

80
Q

The main problem in making fillet welds is _____ _________ ________ into the root of the joint.

A

lack of penetration

81
Q

Edge-type joints without full penetratin of the weld should not be used in _________.

A

stress or pressure application

82
Q

What does the weld designer want?

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83
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What does the weld designer want?

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84
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What does the weld designer want?

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85
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What does the weld designer want?

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86
Q

What does the weld designer want?

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87
Q

What does the tail of the welding symbol used indicate?

A

The welding or cutting processes, as wel as teh welding specification, procedures or supplementary information.

88
Q

A weld symbole without a flag indicates the the weld is to made in ______.

A

shop

89
Q

What are 3 components to a weld symbol?

A

The arrow line, reference line, and tail.

90
Q

What does the field weld symbol look like?

A

A flag

91
Q

What does the numbers mean on either side of the symbols?

A

left of sign = leg size, weld length (if numbers are more than one like 2-4, it is the intermittent weld length and pitch)

92
Q

What is the root of a weld?

A

The part of deepest penetration which is the opposite anlge of the hypotenuse.

93
Q

What are the toes of a weld?

A

Edges or the points of the hypotenuse.

94
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A

Intro to Welding (8 decks)

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