FFA Welding Career Development Quiz
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What is another name for the process known as wire welding?

  • Shielded Metal Arc Welding
  • Stick welding
  • TIG welding
  • MIG welding (correct)

What does ductility refer to in metals?

  • The ability of a metal to be hammered or rolled.
  • The corrosion resistance of the metal.
  • The ability of a metal to be stretched. (correct)
  • The ability of a metal to withstand a great amount of pressure.

Which option correctly defines malleability?

  • The ability of a metal to withstand impact.
  • The ability of a metal to conduct electricity.
  • The ability of a metal to be stretched.
  • The ability of a metal to be hammered or rolled. (correct)

Which process is characterized by using a tungsten tip and filler rod to create a weld shielded by gas?

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What is responsible for producing heat energy across an arc during welding?

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What does MIG stand for in the context of welding?

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Which of the following gases is specifically mentioned as an alternative for acetylene?

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What is a characteristic of a conductor in relation to electricity?

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GMAW is a term that is associated with which type of welding?

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Which of the following describes the two methods of striking an arc?

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What type of hammer is commonly used to remove slag after welding?

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Which welding process uses both oxygen and acetylene?

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TIG welding relies on which type of electrode?

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Arc blow is primarily caused by which forces?

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What is the primary function of the inert gas used in MIG welding?

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How can you stop arc blow from occurring?

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What is the primary function of a chill plate in welding operations?

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The output of a welding machine is typically characterized by which of the following?

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What is the term for placing a small weld at each end of a joint?

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Which of the following presents a comprehensive list of eye hazards associated with welding?

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Which combination of gases can be used as shielding gases for GMAW?

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In the context of welding, what does the term 'yield strength' refer to?

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Which alloying element has the most significant impact on carbon steel?

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The introduction of hydrogen in molten weld metal may lead to which defect?

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What is the minimum percentage of chromium that defines stainless steels?

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Which process involves adding carbon to the surface of steel to improve hardness?

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What function does the flux coating serve in a SMAW electrode?

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What is the lead angle related to in an arc welding setup?

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Which adjustment helps prevent undercutting in arc welding?

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What happens when the amperage is set too low during arc welding?

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Which metal is commonly categorized as 'brittle'?

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What does the abbreviation GMAW stand for?

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Which gas is considered a suitable alternative to acetylene?

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What process is specifically associated with the oxyacetylene rig?

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How many holes are typically found in the tips used for oxyacetylene welding?

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Which statement is true about oxyacetylene torch tips?

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Which statement regarding the oxyacetylene rig is not correct?

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What is incorrect about the operating pressures for the oxyacetylene rig?

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What mistaken practice should be avoided when using the oxyacetylene rig?

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Which term describes the process of bonding filler material to a base metal?

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What sound is heard if the arc length is too long when stick welding?

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Which factor results when the amperage is set too low during stick welding?

<p>Difficult to keep the arc running (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the indicator of excessive heat when welding?

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What type of bead is created without any weaving during welding?

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What happens if slag is not removed after welding multiple beads?

<p>Formation of voids (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of pipe should have the most ventilation during welding?

<p>Mild steel (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What result comes from a short arc length when stick welding?

<p>Electrode sticks to metal (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a crater in the context of welding?

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Flashcards

Ductility

The ability of a metal to be stretched without breaking.

Malleability

The ability of a metal to be hammered or rolled into thin sheets.

Heat Energy in Arc Welding

The heat energy across an arc is produced by the resistance to current flow across the arc.

Slag Effect on Weld Cooling

Slag, the residue from welding, slows down the cooling speed of the weld.

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What is a Conductor?

A conductor is any material that allows electricity to flow through it.

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Striking an Arc

The two methods of striking an arc are scratching and tapping.

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Electrode Classification

Electrodes are classified by the American Welding Society.

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Hammer for Slag Removal

A chipping hammer is used to remove slag from welds.

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What is a chill plate used for?

A metal plate used to absorb excess heat during welding, preventing damage to nearby components and the welder.

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What is the typical output of a welding machine?

Welding machines typically output high amperage (current) and low voltage. This combination provides the necessary heat for melting the welding materials.

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What is tack welding?

A small weld placed at the ends of a joint to temporarily hold the pieces together before the final weld.

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What are some eye hazards in welding?

Flying particles, radiation, and smoke and fumes are all hazards associated with welding operations. It's crucial to wear proper protective gear.

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What protective equipment is NOT suitable for welding?

Clear safety goggles are not enough to protect your eyes from welding radiation. You need a welding helmet with specialized filter plates that block harmful UV and IR radiation.

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What gases can be used for shielding in GMAW?

Argon, carbon dioxide, and argon-oxygen mixtures are all commonly used shielding gases in GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding). They protect the molten weld from atmospheric contamination.

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What is the junction between the weld face and base metal called?

The junction between the weld face and the base metal in a completed weld is called the toe. This is where the weld material transitions to the original metal.

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What is endurance limit?

Endurance limit is a concept used in fatigue testing. It refers to the maximum stress a material can withstand for an indefinite number of cycles without failing.

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What is the Brinnell Hardness Test?

A measurement of hardness in materials, especially metals. It uses a diamond indenter to measure the indentation's size.

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What percent chromium must a steel contain to be considered stainless?

Stainless steels are defined as those containing at least 10.5 percent chromium by mass. This chromium content provides excellent resistance to corrosion and oxidation.

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What is Pack Carburizing?

Carburizing is a heat treatment process that increases the carbon content of a steel's surface, resulting in a harder, more wear-resistant surface.

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What's the function of a flux coating?

Flux coating creates a protective shield around the arc, preventing oxidation of the weld and the electrode.

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What is the lead angle?

The lead angle is the angle between the electrode and the base metal when viewed from the side. Proper lead angle helps maintain a consistent weld pool and penetration.

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How can undercutting in arc welding be prevented?

Reducing the current in arc welding can help prevent undercutting, which is a groove or hole forming at the base of the weld.

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What happens when using too low of an amperage in arc welding?

Using too low an amperage may lead to inadequate penetration, resulting in a weak weld that doesn't fully fuse the base metals.

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Give an example of a brittle metal.

Cast iron is a brittle material, meaning it breaks easily without significant deformation.

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Wire Welding

A common name for a welding process that uses a continuously fed wire electrode and a shielding gas.

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TIG Welding

A welding process using a tungsten electrode and a filler rod for a bead shielded by gas. The process is known for its high quality welds and versatility.

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MIG Welding

A welding process, often called GMAW, that utilizes a continuously fed wire electrode and a shielding gas. It can be faster than TIG welding and is often used for joining thicker metals.

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GMAW

An abbreviation for Gas Metal Arc Welding

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Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)

A welding process that uses an electrode coated with flux to create an arc. The flux protects the molten metal from oxidation and contamination.

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Oxyacetylene Welding

A cutting or welding process utilizing both oxygen and acetylene gases. Oxygen is used for burning, and acetylene provides the heat for melting.

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Submerged Arc Welding (SAW)

A welding process that is a more modern type of welding process that is widely used for fabricating structures. It can create some pretty high quality welds.

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Hyperbaric Welding

A welding technique that utilizes an electric arc to melt and fuse metal together under water.

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What can be used as an alternative to Acetylene?

Natural gas can be used as an alternative fuel source in welding processes, particularly in applications where acetylene is traditionally used.

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What kind of welding uses the oxyacetylene rig?

Brazing is a welding process that uses a torch, typically oxyacetylene, to melt a filler metal with a lower melting point than the base metals, creating a strong bond.

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How many holes are in a welding torch tip?

Oxyacetylene welding torch tips typically have a single hole at the end to control the flow of gas and direct the flame during welding.

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What is the relationship between torch tip size and metal thickness?

Tip size is crucial for proper welding. A smaller tip is typically used for thinner metals, and a larger tip is used for thicker metals. Tip sizes range from 000 to 100.

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What color is the acetylene hose in an oxyacetylene rig?

The acetylene hose for an oxyacetylene rig is identified by its distinctive orange color, while the oxygen hose is green.

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What's important about pressure in an oxyacetylene rig?

Acetylene gas is flammable and should never be operated at a pressure of 15 psi or higher. The oxygen pressure should be adjusted according to the specifications of the rig and the welding task.

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What should you NOT do when handling oxyacetylene cylinders?

When handling oxyacetylene cylinders, it's essential to stand to the side of the gauges to avoid potential injury from a sudden release of pressure.

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What is the key to successful brazing?

Tinning refers to the process of applying molten filler metal to a base metal, ensuring a strong bond during brazing.

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Booing sound in stick welding

A sound made when the electrode is too far away from the metal during stick welding. This often indicates the arc is too long.

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Short arc length in stick welding

The metal gets too hot and the electrode sticks to the metal. This happens when the distance between the electrode and metal is too short.

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Stringer Bead

A welding bead made without any weaving motion, resulting in a straight, consistent line.

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Crater in welding

The low spot in the metal where the flame's heat has pushed out molten metal. It's a pit or hole in the weld.

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Importance of slag removal

When multiple layers of weld beads are applied, slag needs to be removed after each layer. Failure to do so will leave voids inside the weld, making it weak.

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Excessive heat in welding

It is difficult to manage the puddle and the bead becomes wavy. This indicates excessive heat during welding.

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Low amperage in stick welding

When the amperage is too low, it becomes harder to strike the arc and maintain it. It can lead to a narrow, stringy bead.

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Burning through in welding

Excessive heat melts the metal too quickly, causing the puddle to burn through the base metal. This is a serious issue that compromises the weld's integrity.

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Study Notes

Indiana FFA Welding Career Development Event Question Bank

  • Event Focus: Welding career development
  • Question Bank: Provides a compiled list of questions for the event.
  • Content Detail: Questions cover various aspects of welding, including techniques, safety, materials, and procedures.

Welding Techniques & Safety

  • Electrode Freezing: If the electrode freezes, immediately turn off the welding machine.

  • Arc Length: Proper arc length can be judged by the sound and appearance of the arc and weld.

  • Incorrect Electrode Movement: Moving the electrode too quickly during welding leads to issues in the weld deposit.

  • Welding Positions: This includes, but is not limited to, Flat, Vertical, Overhead, and Horizontal, as well as diagonal.

  • Welding Positions(Not Included): Diagonal is not a standard welding position.

  • Straight Polarity: Work is positive, electrode is negative.

  • Second Pass Considerations: Do not perform a weld pass if the slag from the first pass is still on the metal.

  • Tensile Strength of E-7018 electrode: 70,000 pounds psi.

  • Porosity: Gas pockets and voids in the weld metal.

  • Mild Steel Composition: Low carbon content.

  • Welding Electrode Flux: Prevents metal oxide formation.

  • Duty Cycle: Refers to the continuous operating time of the welding machine.

  • Undesirable Element in Steel: Sulfur.

Welding Materials & Processes

  • Electrode Coating Purpose: Protects the wire core and prevents impurities in the weld.

  • E-6013 Electrode Use: Fast freeze, deep penetrating, and all-purpose.

  • T-Fillet Weld: Affected mostly by angular distortion.

  • Work Angle: The angle between the electrode and the base metal.

Elements Added to Iron

  • Steel element: Carbon

Additional Questions & Topics

  • Welding Positions: Vertical up, other positions.

  • Electrical Current Type: Alternating current (AC) flows in one direction then the other direction (positive-negative), while direct current (DC) flows in one direction only.

  • Arc Welding Process: Describes the continuous running time for the particular process.

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