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When welding lengthwise connecting two round bars, the proper symbol would be |
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Fillet welds may be used to connect skewed T joints provided the plates are set at an angle of not less than |
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The minimum thickness for a plug weld in material 1" thick shall be |
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Welding shall not be done when: |
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When ambient temperature is lower than 0°F or Surfaces are wet or exposed to rain, snow, or high wind or When welders are exposed to in- clement conditions. |
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When ambient temperature is lower than 0°F or Surfaces are wet or exposed to rain, snow, or high wind or When welders are exposed to in- clement conditions. |
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When welding 5/16" plate in the field, a welder must be certified for |
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Re-entrant copes shall have a minimum radius of: |
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Where tight fit of intermediate stiffeners is specified, it shall be defined as allowing a gap of up to |
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Welding current too high or arc length too long |
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In order to insure sound welds at the ends of a joint. The following shall be used |
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Extension bars & runoff plates |
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In repairing cracks in a weld, remove the crack and sound weld metal how far beyond each end of the crack |
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The removal of slag from a deposited weld bead is: |
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What electrodes have low hydrogen coating? |
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Electrodes ending 5, 6, or 8. |
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With which process would an ER70S-X electrode be used |
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Oven storage of low hydrogen electrodes is: |
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To avoid damage by atmospheric moisture |
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Welded joints not pre-qualified shall be: |
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Welder certification may be waived by |
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Peening is not permitted on |
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Root and surface layers of welds 5.27 |
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The suggested minimum nominal thickness of backing bars for SMAW process is |
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Pre-heat and interpass temperatures must be sufficient to |
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Low hydrogen electrodes exposed to the atmosphere for longer periods then that permitted by codes shall be £ redried no more than |
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The minimum effective length of a fillet weld shall be: |
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Overall length of full size fillet including boxing |
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Caulking of welds; What is it and is it permitted |
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Caulking of welds is to plastically deform weld or base metal surfaces to seal or obscure discontinuities as undercut, piping porosity, pin holes, cracks, etc. Caulking is not permitted on most metals. |
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In gas metal arc welding the electrode is: |
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The effective area of a fillet weld is: |
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The effective weld length X the effective throat. |
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The minimum length of an intermittent fillet weld shall be: |
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The 'U' in joint designation TC-U9a refers to: |
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Metal thickness, U = Unlimited |
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Arc strikes outside the area of permanent welds should be: |
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Base metal specification may be found in: |
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Information regarding back gouging of roots in a single bevel groove weld without backing is found in footnote section: |
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What is the required root opening for the SMA welded CJP single-U-groove weld: |
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When spacers are used in the double-bevel groove weld, the weld is not to be complete until: |
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Spacer removed by gouging to sound metal be-fore welding second side. |
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The size of the spacer for double-V groove weld using a 30° bevel and welded in the overhead position shall be: |
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What is the required root opening for a single-V-groove weld to a back-up strip welded in the vertical position at 20° angle: |
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A single J-groove weld preparation in the horizontal position shall be made with SMAW & groove angle of: |
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What is the root opening for a partial joint penetration square groove weld butt joint of material 1/4" thick: |
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A break in the arrow shaft in the symbol in the single bevel groove weld indicates: |
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What is the maximum base metal thickness in a single bevel groove weld: |
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What is the included angle of preparation for the double-V-groove weld. Using a spacer and a 1/2" root |
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In an E70 1 8 electrode, what does the E designate? |
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Before welding a joint, the surfaces to be welded shall be free of what? |
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Scale, slag, rust, moisture, grease, etc. |
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If a welder is qualified by testing in 3/8 inch thick tubular structural steel in the 6-GR position CJP using a E701 8 electrode, is the welder qualified to weld a PJP on 1 inch thick Structural Steel plate in the vertical down position? |
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It is usually good practice to oscillate which of the mild steel SMAW electrodes |
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The E7024 electrode may be used in what positions? |
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Which of the SMAW electrodes has an iron powder covering? |
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Electrodes with last digit "4" |
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Which of the SMAW electrodes has an iron powder and low-hydrogen covering? |
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Electrodes with last digit "8" |
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Which welding process would an E7018 electrode be used with? |
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Which welding process would an E70T-X electrode be used with? |
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Single bevel groove, with 45° angle and backing, the root opening must be what? |
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The maximum size of a fillet weld in the flat position, and in one pass shall be how much? |
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Continuous solid wire electrode ( E70S-X ) used in semi-automatic welding would be used in which process? |
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Members distorted by welding may be straightened by application of limited amounts of localized heat. The temperature of heated areas as measured by approved methods shall not exceed how much for Quenched and tempered ( Q. & T.) steel nor how much for other steels.? |
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What is the minimum thickness of material to be used for weld washers? |
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When parts are to be fillet welded, in a lap joint of material under 3" thick the allowable separation of faying surfaces shall not exceed how much? |
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The maximum size electrode allowed for the root pass of an overhead fillet weld is what diameter? |
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What is the maximum permitted carbon equivalent for reinforcing steel that may be welded without prior qualification tests? |
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The first 7 in the E71T-7 designates what? |
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The tensile strength in 10,000's of psi |
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The last digit "7" in E7027 designates what? |
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Type of flux coating on electrode - Iron powder / Iron oxide; & type of current used - AC or DCEN. |
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When welding a flat fillet root pass, the largest allowable electrode is what diameter? |
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The "S" in E70S-3 designates what? |
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GMAW - Solid wire electrode |
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The digit "1" in E7018 indicates that welding is to be in what positions? |
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Which of the SMAW electrodes has an iron powder and iron oxide covering? |
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SMAW mild steel electrodes where last digit is "7", ie. E6027 |
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The E6011 electrode will give more penetration than all other SMAW electrodes except what? |
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The "60" in E6011 indicates what |
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60,000 psi Tensile strength |
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The effective throat thickness of a fillet weld is computed by measuring the shortest distance between what two points? {AW |
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Low hydrogen shielded metal arc electrodes shall be protected from moisture. The E70XX low hydrogen electrodes shall be returned to an oven within what period of time? |
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In butt weld root pass in the horizontal position,the thickness of weld metal that may be built up behind the ad- vancing arc shall be how large? |
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Between "Structural Welding Code - Steel" Dl.l and "Structural Welding Code - Sheet Steel" D1.3, there is M a metal thickness overlap of the minimum for Dl.l and the maximum for D1.3. How much overlap of metal thickness is there? |
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0.055 = approx. 1/16 inch. |
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Even if prior qualification is made, what is the maximum permitted carbon equivalent for reinforcing steel that is to be welded? |
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In which positions is 1/2" the maximum size allowed for a fillet weld made in one pass? |
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Using DC straight polarity, the electrode is which; . . . . positive, negative or neutral |
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The minimum preheat and interpass temperature for ASTM A572 grade 60 structural steel 2" thick welded with ™ SMAW process is how much? |
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The minimum preheat and interpass temperature for structural steel 1/2" welded with the SMAW process and an electrode other than Low Hydrogen is how much? |
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The largest electrode permitted when welding in the flat position is what diameter |
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E7018 electrodes are used with what type of welding current |
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Should back-up strips or bars be removed from all welds? Explain |
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No; Not mandatory but permissible |
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Shielded metal arc electrodes with low hydrogen covering shall be kept dry in storage ovens. Low hydrogen electrodes of the E80XX series when taken from the oven shall be used within what period of time? |
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Except for root pass, the largest electrode permitted for out of position welding is what diameter |
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Reverse polarity means that the electrode is which; .. . positive, negative or netural ? |
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What does "CJP" in the tail specifications part of a weld symbol mean? |
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Complete Joint Penetration |
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What kind of metal is classified as 6061-T6? |
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Safety precautions shall conform to the latest edition of what specification published by the American Welding Society? |
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If the tensile strength of a single pass weld made with an E6010 electrode is 60,000 p.s.i. what would the tensile strength of a six pass weld be? |
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The amount of lap required for a fillet welded lap joint shall be at least five times the thickness of the thinner plate not less than how much? |
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Backing strips are used to prevent melting through roots of grooves welds by using what for backing material? |
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Metal, weld metal, carbon,flux, gas, glass tape, etc. |
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The minimum angle of the plates in a skewed T joint, to be welded with fillet weld, shall not be less than how many degrees to be considered as effective in transmitting applied force? |
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The minimum thickness of a plug or slot weld in 3/8" plate is how much? |
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The largest size of crater permitted and left at the end of a weld is how much? |
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No crater of any size is allowed |
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A fillet weld when measured for size shall be measured how? |
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Leg length of the largest inscribed isosceles rt. triangle |
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what are the education and experience requirements for a CWI? CAWI? |
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CWI: 5 years experience, or 3 years & a technical degree; CAWI: 2 years experience, or 6 months & a technical degree |
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welding inspectors can be categorized how? |
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1) code or governing body; 2) purchaser's, customer's, or owner's (QA); 3) fabricator's, manufacturer's, or contractor's (QC); 4) architect's or engineer's |
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what document(s) cover(s) safety in welding and cutting? |
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which is most general of the following terms: code, standard, specification? |
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ASME B31.1 & B31.3 cover what subjects? |
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B31.1 covers pressure vessels and power piping, B31.3 covers chemical process piping |
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Interpass temperatures are measured what distance from the joint? |
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What topics are covered by ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code sections V, VIII, & IX? |
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V covers nondestructive examination; VIII covers Unfired Pressure Vessels, and IX covers Welding and Brazing Qualifications |
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In structural applications, when the metal thickness is less than 1/8", what AWS code applies? |
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Fillet welds may be measured using a tolerance of :____ |
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is the name of the document that prescribes the details of how a weld must be performed. |
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WPS - Welding Procedure Specification |
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When it is impractical for the welding inspector t witness all tests and observe all welds during production, what kind of inspection results? |
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the welding inspector is responsible for judging acceptability of a product in accord with what? |
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which code choices are available for taking AWS QC1 CWI/CAWI exams? |
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AWS D1.1; API 1104; AWS D1.2 (structural aluminum); AWS D1.5 (Bridge); AWS D15.1 (Railroad); ASME VII & IX; ASME IX, B31.1, & B31.3 |
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AWS D1.1 specifies that nondestructive testing must be performed by an individual qualified in accordance with what document? |
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ASME B31.1 & B31.3 cover what subjects? |
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B31.1 covers pressure vessels and power piping, B31.3 covers chemical process piping |
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Interpass temperatures are measured what distance from the joint? |
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welding symbols are defined in what publication? |
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What topics are covered by ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code sections V, VIII, & IX? |
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V covers nondestructive examination; VIII covers Unfired Pressure Vessels, and IX covers Welding and Brazing Qualifications |
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In structural applications, when the metal thickness is less than 1/8", what AWS code applies? |
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which code choices are available for taking AWS QC1 CWI/CAWI exams? |
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AWS D1.1; API 1104; AWS D1.2 (structural aluminum); AWS D1.5 (Bridge); AWS D15.1 (Railroad); ASME VII & IX; ASME IX, B31.1, & B31.3 |
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for fillet welds on material greater than 1" thick or greater, what is the allowable undercut? Are there exceptions? |
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in cases of dispute over welding terms, what document prevails? |
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the standard describing the requirements for welding cross-country pipeline is: |
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acetylene becomes unstable above what pressure? |
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safety training is mandated under the provisions of what agency? |
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Name the ending numbers in the classification E-70XX for low hydrogen SMAW electrodes |
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Name the position numbers in the classification of E-70XX SMAW electrodes |
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701X is all positions, 702X is flat and horizontal only |
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T or F: according to AWS D1.1, steel backing on groove welds must be continuous. |
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At what level are currents considered "primary shock currents" and hence dangerous? |
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what is the most common ASTM structural steel? What is its minimum yield strength? What is its minimum Ultimate Tensile Strength (UTS)? |
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A-36, 36ksi (36,000 psi), and 58ksi |
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AWS D1.1 states that all surfaces to be welded and surfaces adjacent must be free from what elements? |
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thick scale, slag, moisture, rust, grease, and other foreign material. Paint & mill scale (not loose or thick) are acceptable |
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what is the numerical designation for the AWS filler metal specification "Carbon Steel Covered Arc Welding Electrodes"? |
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what is the numerical designation for the AWS filler metal specification "Low Alloy Steel Covered Arc Welding Electrodes"? |
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The American Welding Society certifies welding inspectors according to what document? |
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what topics do the sections of AWS D1.1 cover? |
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1) General Requirements; 2) Design of Welded Connections; 3) Prequalification of WPSs; 4)Qualification; 5) Fabrication; 6) Inspection; 7) Stud Welding; 8) Strengthening and Repair of Existing Structures |
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what are the two kinds of welding inspectors defined by the AWS D1.1? What are their roles? |
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Fabrication/Erection (QC), and Verification (QA) |
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"Authorized Inspector" is a term associated with what? By what organization are they certified? |
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an "Authorized Inspector" is one who has bottom-line QC responsibility; they are certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors |
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How often are new editions of the AWS AD1.1 published? |
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what does the "Code of Ethics" of the AWS QC1 consider to be the most important obligation of a welding inspector |
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For material less than 1" thick what is the maximum allowable undercut in a fillet weld? Are there exceptions? |
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1/32" exception: up to 1/16" for any accumulated length up to 2" in 12" |
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the term "Contract Documents" refers to what? |
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1) all applicable codes; 2) the (structural) plans; 3) the specifications |
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a document that describes the requirements for a particular object or component |
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what is a weld discontinuity? |
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an interruption in the typical structure of the material |
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a discontinuity or discontinuities that render a product unacceptable |
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the maximum atmospheric exposure time allowed by AWS D1.1 for E-7018 electrodes is what? |
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According to AWS D1.1, the separation between faying surfaces of butt joints landing on a backing bar cannot exceed what amount? |
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what is the national organization for concrete and soils technicians? |
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under the provisions of AWS D1.1, who is ultimately and legally responsible for assuring that the welders are certified? |
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most often, preheat and interpass temperatures are measured using what? |
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temperature-indicating crayons (also contact pyrometer) |
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when the base metal must be preheated prior to welding, AWS D1.1 specifies that the arts must be heated to the required minimum for at least how far in all directions prior to welding? |
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3" (or thickness of material, whichever is greater)) |
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ASTM is an abbreviation for what? |
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American Society for Testing and Materials |
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once removed from their original containers, AWS D1.1 requires that low-hydrogen electrodes be maintained in electrode ovens at what minimum temperature? |
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Independent Testing Laboratory |
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A CWI or CAWI must have passed what eye test(s)? |
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20/40 with or without correction and Jaeger J-2 at 12" near vision acuity (color test may be required by employer, but is not required by AWS) |
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A constant number, derived by diving the diameter of a circle into its circumference. It is 3.14159 (5 places). |
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The ability of a metal to absorb energy without failure when surface notches are present. |
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Permanent deformation of a metal under applied load. The metal does not return to its original shape after the load is removed. |
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The API Standard, Welding of Pipelines and Related Facilities. This standard is often used in construction of cross-country pipelines. |
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American Society in Nondestructive Testing. The technical society which provides technical guidance for NDE. |
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American Welding Society. The technical society which provides technical guidance and leadership in all phases of welding. |
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The AWS Standard Welding Terms and Definitions. This standard defines welding-related terms with standard definitions. |
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The technical society which provides technical guidance for pressure containing vessels and equipment. |
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The AWS Guide for the Nondestructive Examination of Welds. |
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The AWS Guide for the Visual Examination of Welds. |
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The AWS Specification for the Qualification of Radiographic Interpreters. |
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The AWS Structural Welding Code - Steel. Used worldwide for construction of buildings and structures. |
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The AWS Bridge Welding Code used in the U.S. for construction of bridges. |
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The AWS Railroad Welding Specification - Cars and Locomotives. This specifications covers welding of railroad cars and locomotives. |
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Certified Associate Welding Inspector |
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Certified Welding Inspector |
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An acronym for Knowledge, Attitude, Skills, and Habits, the basic tools of a welding inspector. |
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Nondestructive Examination. The act of determining the suitability of some material or component for its intended purpose using techniques that do not affect its serviceability. NDE is the preferred term per ANSIIAWS. |
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Nondestructive Inspection. A nonstandard term for non destructive examination (see NDE). |
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Nondestructive Testing. A nonstandard term for nondestructive examination (see NDE). |
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The AWS Standard for AWS Certification of Welding Inspectors. Defines the requirements and program for the AWS to certify welding inspectors. |
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Senior Certified Welding Inspector |
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This ASNT Recommended Practice, Personnel Qualification and Certification in Nondestructive Testing, outlines the certification program for NDT technicians. |
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Alternating current; in the U.S., the polarity alternates at 60 cycles per second. |
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A substance with metallic properties and composed of two or more elements of which at least one is a metal. |
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A combination of numbers and letters used in designations. |
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Standard unit for measuring the strength of an electric current. |
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The deflection of a welding arc from its normal path because of magnetic forces. |
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The distance from the tip of the welding electrode to the adjacent surface of the weld pool. |
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Joining of materials without melting the base metal using a filler metal with a melting point above 840° Fahrenheit (450° Celsius). See soldering. |
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In welding, the force by which a liquid, in contact with a solid, is distributed between closely fitted faying surfaces of the joint to be brazed or soldered. |
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A mixture of iron and small amounts of carbon. |
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In welding, a term denoting the addition of carbon into the surfaces of hot metals through a solid solution mechanism. May occur during Air Carbon Arc Cutting, CAC-A. |
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Joining together of two or more materials. |
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A document adopted by a city, municipality, state or nation, and having legal status. |
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Direct current; constant electric polarity. DCEN - direct current, electrode negative. Referred to as straight polarity. |
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Direct current, electrode positive. Referred to as reverse polarity. |
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Any interruption of the typical structure of a material; not necessarily a defect. |
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In OFC and PAC, the amount of the offset between the cut entry and exit points, measured along the cut edge. |
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A component of the electrical circuit that terminates at the arc, molten conductive slag, or base metal. |
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The mating surface of a member that is in contact with or in close proximity to another member to which it is to be joined. |
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A term referring to metals that are primarily iron-based, such as steels. |
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The metal or alloy added in making a weld, brazed, or soldered joint. |
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A material used to hinder the formation of oxides and other undesirable substances in molten metal and on solid metal surfaces, and to dissolve or otherwise facilitate the removal of such substances. |
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Entrapped foreign solid material, such as slag, flux, tungsten, or oxides. |
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A weld discontinuity in which fusion did not occur between weld metal and fusion faces or adjoining weld beads. |
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incomplete joint penetration |
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A joint root condition in a groove weld in which weld metal does not extend through the joint thickness. |
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A gas that does no combine chemically with other materials. Argon and helium are most commonly used in welding. |
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The width of the cut produced during a cutting process. |
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A procedure that produces a hole completely through the work piece. As the weld progresses, molten metal flows in behind the keyhole to form the weld. |
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Designation for a thousand pounds per square inch. 70,000 psi is equal to 70 ksi. |
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An alloy of iron and carbon, with other elements added for increased strength. |
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Refers to alloys other than the iron-based alloys. Copper, nickel, and aluminum alloys are nonferrous. |
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In welding, an opening, usually small, that aids in controlling or constricting the flow of materials. |
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In welding, an ionized gas stream. |
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Cavity-type discontinuities formed by gas entrapment during solidification. |
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In welding, the relationship between the weld pool, joint, joint members, and welding heat source during welding. Examples are flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead. |
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An alpha/numeric added at the beginning of an item to modify its meaning. |
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In welding, the term applied to the direction of vertical welding, uphill, or downhill. |
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A gas that will combine chemically with other materials. |
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A steel having a rim, or surface zone having a shallow depth, of extremely low carbon content. Occurs during the steel making practice. |
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Protecting from contamination. |
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A nonmetallic product resulting from the mutual dissolution of flux and nonmetallic impurities in some welding and brazing processes. |
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Joining materials without melting the base metal, using a filler metal having a melting point below 840°F (450°C). See brazing. |
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For metals, one solid dissolving into another solid. |
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Metal particles expelled during fusion welding that do not form a part of the weld. |
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An alpha/numeric following an item which usually changes or modifies its meaning. |
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Usually stated in pounds per square inch (psi); calculated by dividing the maximum load by the cross sectional area. SI unites are megapascals (MPa). |
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A groove melted into the base metal adjacent to the weld toe or weld root and left unfilled by weld metal. |
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Electromotive force, or difference in electric potential, expressed in volts. |
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The carbon steel plate placed over austenitic stainless steel plate to permit cutting by the OFC method. CAC-A or PAC are more efficient for cutting these stainless steels. |
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A localized coalescence of metals or nonmetals produced either by heating the materials to the welding temperature, with or without the application of pressure, or by the application of pressure alone, and with or without the use of filler material. |
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A BCC solid solution of carbon in iron, and stable at room temperature. Also named ferrite. |
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A heat treatment designed to place the metal in its softest, lowest strength condition. |
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A heat treatment designed to place the metal in its softest, lowest strength condition. |
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An FCC solid solution of carbon in iron which forms upon heating above the A3 transformation line. Also, the room temperature stable phase of the 300 series of stainless steels. Also called gamma iron. |
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In welding, a weld made without filler metal, melting portions of the base metal for filler. |
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A phase of iron, as contrasted with pearlite, which forms on cooling. A very fine particle sized structure difficult to resolve on the optical microscope. |
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Body centered tetragonal. |
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A number calculated by one of several different formulae which aids in determining the required preheat temperature. |
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A case hardening process that diffuses carbon into a solid ferrous alloy by heating the metal in contact with a carbonaceous material (one containing carbon). There are two types of carburizing; pack carburizing and gaseous carburizing. |
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In heat transfer, the transmission of heat from particle to particle. |
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In heat transfer, the transmission of heat by the mass movement of the heated particles. |
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Or grain; the individual unit formed on solidification, separated from other crystals by grain boundaries. |
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A phase of stainless steel alloys which resists cracking at high temperatures. |
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Elements or compounds which preferentially combine with oxygen to keep it from reacting with heated base or weld metal. |
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The temperature at which any moisture present will condense; a measure of gas "dryness." |
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Movement of atoms within a solution, be it a solid, liquid, or a gas. |
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Any interruption in the normal homogeneous pattern or arrangement of a metal. |
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In metals, a type of stainless steel containing approximately 50% ferrite and 50% austenite. |
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In steel, the alloy with a carbon content of exactly 0.8%. |
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A BCC solid solution of carbon in gamma iron; also named alpha iron. |
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An FCC solid solution of carbon in iron; also named austenite. |
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In metals, the individual crystal formed on solidification; see crystal. |
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The formation of intergranular hot cracks as a result of iron sulfide contained in the grain boundaries at elevated temperatures (1 800°F). |
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A steel alloy with more than 0.8% carbon. |
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Intergranular corrosion attack; caused by sensitization of stainless steels. |
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The metric unit for work or heat (energy). |
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One thousand pounds per square inch. |
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An unstable constituent of iron, formed without diffusion by rapid quenching from the austenite phase above the transformation line, A3. |
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The special type of atomic bonding holding metal atoms together. |
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A group of chemically bonded atoms. |
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A single atom, as in a single (nascent) hydrogen atom as opposed to molecular hydrogen which is composed of two hydrogen atoms as H2; all gases are molecular in their natural state. |
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A case hardening process that introduces nitrogen into the surface of a ferrous material at elevated temperatures in the presence of ammonia or nitrogen |
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A heat treatment whereby a steel is heated into the austenite range and cooled in still air. |
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The ability of a metal to absorb an impact load (energy) with the existence of surface notches. |
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Materials made up primarily of the elements of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen. |
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A constant number, derived by diving the diameter of a circle into its circumference. It is 3.14159 (5 places). |
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Permanent deformation of a metal under applied load. The metal does not return to its original shape after the load is removed. |
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A reduction of cross sectional area of a ductile metal at the fracture point when a tensile load causes failure. |
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Referring to a metal which has low notch toughness. |
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The ratio between the stress applied and the resulting elastic strain; the slope of a metals' elastic limit curve; a relative measure of a materials' stiffness. Also called Young's Modulus. |
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Abbreviation for millimeter. One mm is approximately equal to 39.37 mils. |
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Linear measure; one mil equals 0.001 in. |
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A term applied to group of stainless steels whose room temperature stable phase is martensite. |
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A phase found in steels which forms on rapid cooling or quenching. |
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A measurement of the deformation of a Charpy sample on breaking. |
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Strength or pressure in thousands of pounds per square inch. A 70,000 psi tensile strength can also be written as 70 ksi. |
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A type of micro hardness test. |
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Abbreviation for kilogram. One kg is approximately equal to 2.2 pounds. |
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A group of tests that rapidly apply a load, an impact, to a metal sample. Examples are Charpy, explosion bulge, and drop-weight nil-ductility tests. |
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The relative ability of a metal to absorb an impact load. |
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Heat-affected zone; the zone of the base metal, not melted during welding but undergoing metallurgical changes from heat. |
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The ability to resist indentation or penetration. |
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The relative ability of a metal to be hardened, usually by rapid quenching. |
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In tensile testing, the distance between two small marks placed on the sample prior to applying the load. Usually a distance of 2 or 8 in. |
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A term referring to a group of stainless steels whose room temperature stable phase is ferrite. |
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The relative ability of a metal to withstand cyclic loading, as in stress reversal. |
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In reference to design, an applied cyclic stress; a mode of failure when metals are subject to cyclic loading. |
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In metals, the applied stress at which the metal will not fail, regardless of the number of fatigue cycles. |
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The stretching of a material, either elastic or plastic. Percent elongation is a measure of a metals' ductility. |
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Deformation of a metal under load without permanent deformation. As the load is removed, the metals returns to its original shape. |
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A term referring to a group of stainless steels having two stable phases at room temperature. |
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The behavior of metals that exhibit ductility under load or failure. |
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Any interruption of the normal pattern of a metal; examples are porosity, incomplete fusion, and slag inclusions. A rejectable discontinuity is also referred to as a defect. |
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The differences in a metal's mechanical properties depending on rolling direction during manufacture. |
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The ratio of mass per unit volume. For metals, density is usually noted as grams/cubic centimeter. |
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In metals, the very small, individual zones which form on solidification from the liquid. Also referred to as grains. |
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Permanent deformation of a metal below its transformation temperature. |
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An element which promotes the formation of its metallic or nonmetallic carbides. |
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The behavior of metals that break without deformation; materials with little or no ductility. |
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A type of macro hardness test. |
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A term applied to the group of stainless steels whose room temperature stable phase is austenite. |
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An element which promotes the formation of its metallic or nonmetallic carbides. |
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The behavior of metals that break without deformation; materials with little or no ductility. |
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A type of macro hardness test. |
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A term applied to the group of stainless steels whose room temperature stable phase is austenite. |
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A metal phase found in steels at elevated temperature and stainless steels at room temperature. |
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American Petroleum Institute. |
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The heat treat condition of metals exhibiting minimum strength and hardness. |
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A mixture of elements creating a metal. Steel is an alloy of iron and carbon. |
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Welder or Welding Operator Performance Qualification Record. |
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Welding Procedure Specification. |
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Unified Numbering System. |
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An attribute of a materials control system which permits tracing any part of material used in fabrication back to the source and certifying documents. |
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The amount of variation permitted from the design size of a part. |
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A detailed description of the parts of a whole; statement or enumeration of particulars, as to actual or required size, quality, performance, terms, etc. |
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Something established for use as a rule or basis of comparison in measuring or judging capacity, quantity, content, extent, value, quality, etc. |
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Procedure Qualification Record. |
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National Association of Corrosion Engineers. |
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Material (or Mill) Test Report. |
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Material (or Mill) Test Certificate. |
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International Organization for Standardization. |
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A specification written by a company primarily for internal use. |
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A specific, prearranged step in the fabrication process where fabrication is stopped to permit an interim inspection. Fabrication can begin again only when the inspection shows the part meets the quality requirements. |
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A list of materials required for fabrication of a component. The list will specify all required alloy types, grades, sizes, etc., for both base and filler metals. |
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A number assigned to each heat of steel by the manufacturing source. |
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Those variables, if changed beyond certain limits, require a new welding procedure to be prepared and qualified. |
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In fabrication welding, the remaining piece of a material when a portion has been removed for used |
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A graphic detail of a component, showing its geometry and size, with tolerances. |
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The permissible variation from straightness, as in girders or beams. |
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A group of short, vertical lines representing a body of information. |
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A short combination of letters and numbers used to identify a material type, grade, etc. |
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The abbreviation for the current measurement system used in the United States (for the U.S. customary system). |
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The abbreviation used for scientific notation |
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Le Systeme Internationale d'Unites (the abbreviation used to denote the metric system). |
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The numbering system which uses the powers of ten, the exponential system, to simplify the handling of very large or very small numbers. |
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In mathematics, the practice of adjusting the size of the last digit retained in a number based on the next digit's size relationship to 5. |
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A word placed in front of another word that changes its meaning or value. |
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The set of numbers, both greater and less than one, that make up the number system used to assign values. |
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The number used as the power of ten; 2 is the exponent in the expression 102. |
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A number established to aid in converting from one unit to another. |
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The Metric Practice Guide for the Welding Industry, a standard published by AWS. |
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A symmetrical shape with the smallest number of atoms that completely describes a unique structure of a metal or phase. |
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The ability of a material to absorb energy. |
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The expansion, or growth, of a material upon being heated. |
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A heat treatment which reduces the strength and hardness of as-quenched steels and restores ductility and toughness. |
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Or stress raiser; a surface notch or geometry which multiples the applied stress to increase the actual stress in a component. |
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A heat treatment which relives a metal's residual stress by heating, holding at temperature, and cooling per a prescribed cycle. |
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Alloys containing a minimum of 12% chromium selected for their corrosion resistance. |
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The ability of metals to dissolve within each other when in a solid form through diffusion mechanisms. |
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The material formed when welding fluxes or electrode coatings combine with atmospheric gases or contaminants during welding. |
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The primary protection from atmospheric gases during the welding operation; obtained from fluxes, electrode coatings, or inert or reactive gases. |
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Or carbide precipitation; the formation of chromium carbides resulting in depletion of the chromium from the individual grains and reducing the metal's corrosion resistance to intergranular corrosion (IGA). |
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In alloying, the separation, or non-homogeneity, of two or more elements or phases. |
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A multiplier used in design making the structure stronger than actually required; typically 3 or 4 for pressure vessels and 5 or more for bridges and castings. |
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Stress remaining immediately after a welding or forming operation. |
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In heat treatment, very rapid cooling from elevated temperatures. |
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The secondary application of an inert or unreactive gas to protect the back side of welments during welding. |
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A thermal treatment given to a joint prior to welding. |
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A hardening mechanism, different from quenching and tempering, which relies on the formation of a precipitate during the heat treating cycle for increasing strength and hardness. |
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A thermal treatment given to a weldment after welding is completed. |
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In metals, a change in the atomic structure. |
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Severe mechanical deformation of a metal. |
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A layered, or lamellar, structure composed of ferrite and cementite (iron carbide). |
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