WorksheetsWelding Process Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Welding is a process of
Temporary joining
Permanent joining
Mechanical fastening
Surface finishing
Which of the following is a fusion welding process?
Riveting
Brazing
Arc welding
Bolting
In arc welding, the heat is produced by
Friction
Electric arc
Gas combustion
Resistance
Which electrode is used in TIG welding?
Mild steel electrode
Flux-coated electrode
Tungsten electrode
Carbon electrode
Shielding gas used in MIG welding is
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Argon
Hydrogen
The temperature of an electric arc is approximately
1000°C
2000°C
4000°C
6000°C
Flux is used in welding to
Increase current
Prevent oxidation
Increase arc length
Cool the weld
SMAW stands for
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
Submerged Metal Arc Welding
Shielded Manual Arc Welding
Standard Metal Arc Welding
In gas welding, the fuel gas commonly used is
Propane
Butane
Acetylene
Hydrogen
Neutral flame in gas welding is used for
Aluminum
Brass
Mild steel
Cast iron
Which welding defect is caused by trapped gases?
Crack
Porosity
Undercut
Overlap
Resistance welding works on the principle of
Arc heating
Gas combustion
Electrical resistance heating
Friction
Spot welding is mainly used for
Thick plates
Sheet metal work
Pipes
Castings
In butt welding, the plates are joined
Side by side
Overlapping
End to end
At right angles
Which welding process uses pressure and heat without filler metal?
Arc welding
Gas welding
Resistance welding
MIG welding
The purpose of preheating before welding is to
Increase hardness
Reduce residual stresses
Improve surface finish
Increase weld speed
Which metal is difficult to weld due to oxidation?
Steel
Copper
Aluminum
Nickel
Slag inclusion is caused due to
Improper cleaning
High current
Low voltage
Excess shielding gas
The HAZ in welding stands for
High Arc Zone
Heat Affected Zone
Hard Alloy Zone
Heated Arc Zone
Which welding is best suited for underwater welding?
TIG welding
MIG welding
Arc welding
Laser welding
In oxy-acetylene welding, maximum temperature occurs in
Outer cone
Inner cone
Flame envelope
Tip of torch
Which electrode coating helps stabilize the arc?
Cellulose
Flux
Rutile
Lime
Which joint is strongest in welding?
Lap joint
Butt joint
Corner joint
Edge joint
Weld spatter is caused by
Low current
High current
Poor shielding
Wrong polarity
In MIG welding, the electrode is
Non-consumable
Carbon rod
Consumable wire
Tungsten rod
TIG welding is also known as
Gas welding
Plasma welding
GTAW
SMAW
Which welding process gives highest weld quality?
Arc welding
TIG welding
Gas welding
Spot welding
Distortion in welding is caused by
Uniform heating
Rapid cooling
Uneven heating and cooling
Low temperature
Which NDT method is used to detect surface cracks?
Radiography
Ultrasonic testing
Dye penetrant test
Magnetic particle test
Welding current is measured in
Volts
Watts
Ohms
Amperes
Arc length affects
Weld penetration
Weld quality
Arc stability
All of the above
Which polarity gives deeper penetration in DC arc welding?
DC straight polarity
DC reverse polarity
AC
High frequency
Laser welding is an example of
Solid-state welding
Fusion welding
Resistance welding
Forge welding
Which material is commonly used as filler rod in gas welding of steel?
Brass
Aluminum
Mild steel
Cast iron
Which defect appears as a groove along the weld toe?
Porosity
Undercut
Crack
Overlap
Friction welding is a type of
Fusion welding
Solid-state welding
Arc welding
Resistance welding
Which welding process uses a flux blanket?
MIG welding
TIG welding
Submerged arc welding
Gas welding
Welding helmet is used to protect from
Heat only
Radiation only
Sparks only
Heat, radiation, and sparks
Which gas is used for shielding in TIG welding?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Argon
Carbon dioxide
The main advantage of MIG welding is
Low cost
High speed
High skill required
Poor finish
Which welding process is best for thin sheets?
Gas welding
TIG welding
Spot welding
Submerged arc welding
What is weld bead?
Base metal
Weld metal deposited
Flux residue
Slag
Excessive current may cause
Porosity
Spatter
Poor fusion
Slag inclusion
Which metal cannot be welded easily?
Mild steel
Aluminum
Copper
Cast iron
The angle between electrode and workpiece is called
Arc angle
Welding angle
Electrode angle
Torch angle
Which welding uses no electric power?
Arc welding
Resistance welding
Gas welding
TIG welding
Weld penetration depends on
Current
Voltage
Travel speed
All of the above
Which welding defect is most dangerous?
Porosity
Crack
Spatter
Slag
Welding symbol is used in
Production
Inspection
Engineering drawings
Maintenance
Which standard is commonly used for welding symbols?
ISO
BIS
AWS
ASME
