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What is the melting point requirement for the filler metal in brazing?
What is the melting point requirement for the filler metal in brazing?
- Exactly 450°C (840°F)
- Varies depending on the base metals
- Below 450°C (840°F)
- Above 450°C (840°F) (correct)
What is the main advantage of brazing for joining metal parts?
What is the main advantage of brazing for joining metal parts?
- Minimal heat distribution
- High joint strength compared to welding
- Ability to join dissimilar materials (correct)
- Inability to join nonmetals to metals
What is a limitation of brazed joints compared to welded joints?
What is a limitation of brazed joints compared to welded joints?
- Joints strength is generally less than welded joint (correct)
- Brazed joints have higher service temperature resistance
- Brazed joints match the color of metal parts perfectly
- Joints have equal strength to welded joints
What happens to the color of the metal in a brazed joint?
What happens to the color of the metal in a brazed joint?
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What is required for the filler metal in brazing to wet the base metal surfaces?
What is required for the filler metal in brazing to wet the base metal surfaces?
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