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What is the typical angle at which two pieces of metal meet when fillet welded?
What is the typical angle at which two pieces of metal meet when fillet welded?
- 90 degrees (correct)
- 135 degrees
- 180 degrees
- 45 degrees
Which type of fillet weld is used for lighter loads?
Which type of fillet weld is used for lighter loads?
- Single fillet weld (correct)
- Double fillet weld
- Equal fillet weld
- Tee fillet weld
What is the purpose of a double fillet weld?
What is the purpose of a double fillet weld?
- To increase the strength of the weld (correct)
- To create a decorative finish
- To reduce the amount of filler metal needed
- To make the weld easier to inspect
Which of the following is NOT a common type of fillet weld?
Which of the following is NOT a common type of fillet weld?
What is the primary function of the throat in a fillet weld?
What is the primary function of the throat in a fillet weld?
Flashcards
Fillet Welding
Fillet Welding
A welding process joining two metals meeting at an angle, usually 90 degrees.
Single Fillet Weld
Single Fillet Weld
A weld with filler metal on one side, suitable for lighter loads.
Double Fillet Weld
Double Fillet Weld
A weld with filler metal on both sides for increased strength.
Tee Fillet Weld
Tee Fillet Weld
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Types of Fillet Welds
Types of Fillet Welds
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Study Notes
Fillet Welding Overview
- Fillet welding joins two metal pieces at an angle, typically 90 degrees.
- Common use for joining plates along an edge.
Types of Fillet Welds
- Single Fillet Weld: Filler metal deposited on one side, suitable for lighter loads.
- Double Fillet Weld: Filler metal on both sides, stronger than single fillet, can be equal or unequal.
- Tee Fillet Weld: Used for joining a plate perpendicular to another.
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