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Maintenace welding 2

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

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1.

The red hose on an oxyacetylene regulator connects to the _____

a)

Oxygen

b)

Acetylene

c)

Either regulator, it doesn't matter

d)

Neither regulator, a red hose is never used in oxyacetylene welding

2.

What is the purpose of having Reverse-flow check valves at either the torch inlets or regulator outlets?

a)

To prevent mixing oxygen and acetylene from flowing back to the regulators

b)

To keep the hoses from working loose

c)

To reduce the gas pressure

d)

To prevent damage to the torch or regulator threads

3.

What should NOT be used on an oxyacetylene fitting?

a)

Soapy solution

b)

lubricant

c)

Water

d)

All are okay

4.

Acetylene and oxygen hoses should be purged (a)   seconds for every 25 feet of hose

5.

Acetylene has a maximum safe working pressure of (a)   psi

6.

When lighting an oxyacetylene torch, always open and _____ first

a)

light the oxygen

b)

light the acetylene

c)

light both at the same time

d)

lighting order does not matter.

7.

Gas cylinders should be

a)

stored upright

b)

stored separately for fuel and oxygen stored with valve closed when not in use

c)

All of the above

8.

An oxyacetylene torch should always be lit using a(n)

a)

match

b)

friction striker

c)

cigarette lighter

d)

piezoelectric igniter

9.

An oxyacetylene cutting leak can be located by

a)

Sniffing around the hoses

b)

Feeling the hose for gas release

c)

Using a soap solution looking for bubbles

d)

Noticing a light blue flame

10.

Before connecting a regulator, valves should be cleared by

a)

Wiping them off

b)

Cracking the valves momentarily

c)

Inserting a valve cleaner into the valve and rotating it clockwise

d)

Using a wire brush

11.

Check for gas leaks around the regulator using a(n)

a)

lit match

b)

small test

c)

soap bubble solution

d)

pressure gauge

12.

An acetylene flame burns at

a)

6,000 °C (10,834 °F)

b)

1,925 °C (3,500 °F)

c)

3,500 °C (6,000 °F)

d)

28,000 °C (50,000 °F)

13.

Acetylene cylinders are painted

a)

to identify the gas.

b)

green

c)

black

d)

red

e)

acetylene cylinders are not color coded

14.

The dangerous condition that occurs in oxyacetylene welding where the flame spreads back down the hoses is called

a)

Burn-back

b)

Flame propagation

c)

Flashback

d)

Arc burn

15.

Attached to the cylinders are set to provide proper gas flow.

a)

flow meters

b)

regulators

c)

Flashback arrestors

d)

valves

16.

Goggles for oxyacetylene cutting should be shade

a)

3 to 5

b)

6 to 8

c)

9 to 10

d)

11 to 13

17.

The first step in disassembling a plasma torch is to

a)

remove the shield

b)

remove the tip

c)

remove the electrode

d)

disconnect the power

18.

Most plasma arc torches have a switch that

a)

senses when the arc has started

b)

closes when all parts are installed correctly

c)

detects proper gas flow

d)

opens if the torch gets too hot

19.

Prepare metal for plasma arc cutting by

a)

removing any rust

b)

grinding the metal until smooth

c)

squaring the edge where the cut will begin

d)

removing any grease, cladding, or paint

20.

The plasma arc current setting is determined by

a)

the thickness of the metal

b)

type of metal to be cut

c)

Cutting speed

d)

type of cut to be made

21.

_____ is the most common gas used in plasma arc cutting.

a)

Shop air

b)

Dry nitrogen

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Hydrogen

22.

Plasma arc cutting is a fast, accurate method of cutting

a)

only non-ferrous metal

b)

only ferrous metal

c)

any metal that conducts electricity

d)

plastics and ceramic

23.

_____ in a plasma arc torch separates the gas into two streams, one for ionization and the other for shielding

a)

swirl ring

b)

torch head

c)

electrode

d)

shield

24.

Pressing the plasma arc torch trigger produces an arc that forces the gas to _____ state

a)

static

b)

gaseous

c)

plasma

d)

dynamic

25.

Eye protection for plasma cutting should be shade

a)

1 to 3

b)

4 to 8

c)

9 to 10

d)

11 to 13

26.

Toxic fumes can be created by

a)

ionizing the plasma gas

b)

burning slag in the kerf

c)

cutting non-ferrous metal

d)

coatings or paint on the metal

27.

The most common oxyacetylene cut is a(n)

a)

bevel

b)

piercing

c)

edge

d)

center

28.

A(n) _____ cut is one that does not start at the edge of the metal.

a)

bevel

b)

piercing

c)

edge

d)

center

29.

Typically, a bevel cut angle is _____ degrees when two pieces of metal are to be butt welded together.

a)

37-1/2

b)

22-1/2

c)

45

d)

90

30.

The cut face of a good oxyacetylene cut should

a)

have angled drag lines randomly spaced

b)

have a rounded surface

c)

have noticeable undercutting on the bottom

d)

be square to the surface

31.

In general, the quality of an oxyacetylene cut increases as

a)

the speed decreases

b)

the thickness decreases

c)

the speed increases

d)

the temperature increases

32.

A piercing cut takes longer to start because

a)

the cut does not start at the edge

b)

the arc has a greater distance to travel before contacting the metal

c)

the metal must be melted all the way through before it is blown away

d)

holding the torch at an angle weakens the arc

33.

An edge cut should begin with

a)

the torch held at a 45-degree angle

b)

the torch 3 to 6 mm (1/8 to 1/4 in.) from the workpiece

c)

the shield near the center of the workpiece

d)

the torch against a straight edge

34.

Typically, a bevel cut of _____ degrees is commonly used in metal fabrication.

a)

37-1/2

b)

22-1/2 to 45

c)

60

d)

90

35.

When shutting down a plasma arc cutter, turn the current control to

a)

mid-range to facilitate a faster start up the next time the cutter is used

b)

full amperage because that is the most commonly used setting

c)

minimum to avoid electrical shock

d)

setting doesn't matter because it will need to be set for the next job

36.

Plasma arc cuts have a good and bad side depending on the kerf cut angle. An acceptable kerf angle is degrees.

a)

0 to 1

b)

1 to 3

c)

4 to 5

d)

6 to 10