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modulo 12

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following can be used for oxy-fuel gas cutting?

a)

Nitrogen

b)

Carbon dioxide

c)

Argon

d)

Natural gas

2.

What is the maximum withdrawal rate of an acetylene cylinder per hour?

a)

10%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

25%

3.

Acetylene is often referred to as dissolved acetylene, but what is it dissolved in?

a)

Carbon dioxide

b)

Acetone

c)

Kapok

d)

Nitrogen

4.

What is the approximate flame temperature of the pre-heating flames used in oxy-acetylene cutting?

a)

2,500°C

b)

3,000°C

c)

3,200°C

d)

4,000°C

5.

Which of the following gases can be used for oxy-fuel cutting?

a)

Nitrogen

b)

Propane

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Argon

6.

What is the main advantage of using a purpose built high pressure cutting torch?

a)

Less gas is used

b)

Safer, can cut thicker sections

c)

Provides maximum heat output

d)

Simpler design of nozzle

7.

What does the term 'seat' refer to?

a)

The number of holes in a nozzle

b)

The position it occupies in the torch arrangement

c)

The ledges which mate with the head of the torch

d)

The rest on which the torch is supported during cutting

8.

What is the most common cause of a rapid backfiring?

a)

Pressure too high

b)

Cutting speed too fast

c)

Pressure too low

d)

Using a propane nozzle

9.

What is the approximate ignition temperature for steel?

a)

500°

b)

700°

c)

900°

d)

1000°

10.

What is the main function of a flashback arrestor?

a)

Extinguish all gases

b)

Prevent a flame travelling back to the cylinder

c)

Protect hoses from catching fire

d)

To extinguish the flame at the nozzle

11.

From the following list identify the functions that oxy-fuel gas cutting equipment cannot be used for?

a)

Pre-heating

b)

Brazing

c)

Gouging

d)

Rivet removal

12.

What does the term 'stand-off distance' refer to?

a)

The height of the torch from the material's surface

b)

The grip held by the operator

c)

The distance the nozzle sticks out of the torch

d)

The gap between a guide when carrying out a straight cut

13.

How does a nozzle for propane differ to that for acetylene?

a)

It has three 'seats'

b)

It is a two-part nozzle

c)

It has more gas ports

d)

It is longer

14.

Why has plasma arc cutting replaced oxy-fuel in some cases?

a)

Can cut ferrous and non-ferrous metals

b)

Is cheaper

c)

Is mobile

d)

Uses less power

15.

Why shouldn't acetylene cylinders have fittings made from 70% copper or more?

a)

They would become toxic

b)

They form an explosive compound

c)

They would fracture

d)

They would conduct electricity

16.

What does the term 'stack' cutting refer to?

a)

Clamping pieces together and then cutting out a profile

b)

Dismantling of an assembly

c)

Piercing out bolted components

d)

Removing surplus material after casting

17.

What does the 'transferred' arc refer to?

a)

Coupling up of two or more machines

b)

Transferring the arc energy from the torch into the material to initiate cutting

c)

Polarity of the machine

d)

A cutting technique which uses less energy

18.

How does a nozzle designed for sheet metal differ from a conventional cutting nozzle?

a)

It has a stepped shape which allows it to be placed at a predetermined height on the metal

b)

It has a circular cutting ring

c)

It has a single 'seat

d)

It is a has a shoulder to act as a guide called a spade

19.

What does the term exothermic mean?

a)

Heat is absorbed

b)

It causes oxidation of the surface

c)

Heat is given off

d)

Residual heat is produced

20.

What term is given to the width of a cut in thermal cutting?

a)

Gauge

b)

Kerf

c)

Dross

d)

Profile