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Maintenance welding 3

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  1. Once the GMAW gun cylinder is in place, it should be chained to prevent it from

a)
  1. Tipping

b)
  1. Leaking

c)
  1. Losing pressure

d)

Venting

2.

EK705-6,70 is the GMAW wire designation for that

a)

Gauge of the welding wire

b)

Tensile strength of the welding wire

c)

Type of deoxidizers applied to the wire

d)

Type of welding wire

3.

What determines the wire thickness in GMAW wedding?

a)

The type of metal being welded

b)

The metal thickness

c)

The shielding gas used

d)

All of the above

4.

When choosing welding wire for GMAW welding, look for

a)

metal type, metal thickness, and shielding gas type

b)

welding type, metal type, wire diameter

c)

shielding gas and pressure

d)

gas type, metal type, and ambient temperature

5.

When removing old welding wire, the contact tip and nozzle should not be disturbed

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Proper wire tension prevents wire from tangling when being spooled to the welding gun

a)

True

b)

False

7.

How is GMAW welding amperage controlled

a)

With an amperage knob

b)

With a voltage knob

c)

by wire feed speed

d)

By the type of welding wire

8.

Thicker metal requires, ____ IN GMAW welding

a)

Higher voltage and higher wire feed setting

b)

Lower voltage but higher wire feed setting

c)

Lower voltage and lower wire feed setting

d)

higher voltage but lower wire feed setting

9.

The initial wire feed and voltage settings are selected based on the experience level of the operator

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Where should you get information for setting up for GMAW welding

a)

The welding equipment manufacturer data sheets

b)

Rule of thumb guidelines learned in basic welding school

c)

Trial and error on scrap material

d)

Journeymen welders

11.

In Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) terminology, DCEP means

a)

Direct Circuit Electrical Protection

b)

Direct Currant Electrical Production

c)

Dominant Current Energy Polarity

d)

Direct Current Electrode Positive

12.

A common reason for GMAW wire not feeding is _____ build up around the welding nozzle

a)

Carbon

b)

Whiskers

c)

Spatter

d)

Welding dust

13.

The main consideration in selecting GMAW tips and nozzles is _____

a)

Which tips and nozzles produce the minimum amount of spatter

b)

Threaded or non-threaded

c)

Steel or aluminum construction

d)

AC or DC welding current

14.

The main consideration in selecting GMAW tips and nozzles is _____

a)

Which tips and nozzles produce the minimum amount of spatter

b)

Threaded or non-threaded

c)

Steel or aluminum construction

d)

AC or DC welding current

15.

The main consideration in selecting GMAW tips and nozzles is _____

a)

Which tips and nozzles produce the minimum amount of spatter

b)

Threaded or non-threaded

c)

Steel or aluminum construction

d)

AC or DC welding current

16.

A welding bead is _____

a)

the line of metal resulting from the welding

b)

a temporary weld used in place of a clamp

c)

the portion of the metal to be welded

d)

a segment of a welded join that is unsuitable

17.

A tack weld involves placing a small weld at each of the joint being welded and every few inches in between

a)

True

b)

False

18.

A tack weld involves placing a small weld at each of the joint being welded and every few inches in between

a)

True

b)

False

19.

A tack weld involves placing a small weld at each of the joint being welded and every few inches in between

a)

True

b)

False

20.

How long should each bead be when performing a tack weld

a)

As small as possible

b)

Less than 1/8in

c)

About 1/2in

d)

About 1 in

21.

J grove weld is named for the shape that is cut out of the base metal's edge

a)

True

b)

False

22.

_____ is not a valid welding position

a)

Vertical

b)

Overhead

c)

backhand

d)

Flat

23.

When welding a groove weld in the horizontal position the welding gun should be aimed _____

a)

toward the top center of the joint

b)

toward the bottom of the joint

c)

directly in the center of the joint

d)

45 degrees toward the top of the joint

24.

a butt joint uses a groove weld to join two pieces of metal that are placed _____

a)

overlapping one another

b)

meeting in a corner

c)

meeting in a tee

d)

end-to-end

25.

A good GMAW bead should

a)

Have fine or no spatter

b)

Be of uniform width

c)

Have good penetration into base metal

d)

All of the above

26.

A long SMAW arc means _____

a)

The weld will likely be porous and weak

b)

A wider gap can be filed

c)

A stronger weld is produced

d)

A wider puddle wil be formed

27.

If metal is not cleaned between weld passes it can result in

a)

Slag inclusions

b)

Porosity

c)

Incomplete fusion

d)

Excessive spatter

28.

What is a common cause of an undercut weld defect

a)

Excessive weld current

b)

Incorrect filler metal

c)

Insufficient filler metal deposited

d)

All of the above

29.

What weld defect reduces the cross-sectional thickness of the base metal

a)

Undercut

b)

Inclusion

c)

cold lap

d)

Burn through

30.

When inspecting a weld with porosity you might see

a)

small cracks on the root side of the weld

b)

erosion on the toe of the weld

c)

extrusions of wire electrode that sticks through the root of the weld

d)

small holes on the surface of the weld

31.

When there is slag or flux in the weld it called a _____ defect

a)

Undercut

b)

Inclusion

c)

Cold lap

d)

Burn through

32.

Which of these terms does NOT refer to a welding defect

a)

Penetration

b)

Porosity

c)

Inconsistent bead

d)

Undercut

33.

Two common penetration flaws are _____

a)

lack of penetration, bum through

b)

whisker and, porosity

c)

uneven height and uneven bead

d)

undercutting and inconsistent width

34.

Incomplete fusion occurs when _____

a)

pockets of hydrogen and nitrogen are trapped in the weld puddle

b)

the welding electrode melts entirely through the metal

c)

the metal is not melted deep enough to create a strong weld

d)

the weld does not fuse properly causing a weld to be weak

35.

Three factors that may cause a weld to crack are

a)

insufficient weld size, poor joint design or preparation, and dirty base metal

b)

whiskers, uneven bead, and porosity

c)

proper joint design, sufficient weld size, and clean base metal

d)

too large weld bead, whiskers, and unsteady hand