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What is the term used for excessive weld reinforcement?
What is the term used for excessive weld reinforcement?
Which discontinuity refers to the lack of fusion between weld metal and the base metal?
Which discontinuity refers to the lack of fusion between weld metal and the base metal?
What discontinuity is caused by the joining surfaces not being properly aligned?
What discontinuity is caused by the joining surfaces not being properly aligned?
Which discontinuity is a result of gas pockets trapped in the solidifying weld metal?
Which discontinuity is a result of gas pockets trapped in the solidifying weld metal?
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What is the term for the undesirable groove in the weld face?
What is the term for the undesirable groove in the weld face?
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What is the term for the undesirable groove in the weld face?
What is the term for the undesirable groove in the weld face?
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Which discontinuity refers to the lack of fusion between weld metal and the base metal?
Which discontinuity refers to the lack of fusion between weld metal and the base metal?
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What discontinuity is caused by the joining surfaces not being properly aligned?
What discontinuity is caused by the joining surfaces not being properly aligned?
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What discontinuity is a result of gas pockets trapped in the solidifying weld metal?
What discontinuity is a result of gas pockets trapped in the solidifying weld metal?
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What is the term used for excessive weld reinforcement?
What is the term used for excessive weld reinforcement?
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Study Notes
Welding Discontinuities and Terminologies
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Excessive Weld Reinforcement: Known as "weld overbuild," refers to an excessive amount of weld material that can adversely affect the performance and aesthetics of the weld joint.
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Lack of Fusion: This discontinuity occurs when there is insufficient bonding between the weld metal and the base metal, compromising the integrity of the joint.
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Misalignment: A discontinuity caused when the surfaces being joined are not properly aligned, leading to uneven weld penetration and potential structural weaknesses.
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Gas Pockets: Also known as porosity, this discontinuity results from gas trapped in the weld metal as it solidifies, creating voids that can weaken the weld.
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Undesirable Groove in Weld Face: Typically referred to as "weld sink," this term is used to describe a groove or depression on the surface of the weld that is visually and structurally undesirable.
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Reinforcement Identification: Excessive weld reinforcement, or weld overbuild, can lead to issues in fatigue strength and may require additional grinding or machining for proper profile.
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Test your knowledge of intermediate weld discontinuities with this study guide. Learn about weld terminology, process-related discontinuities, dimensional errors, weld profiles, overlap, convexity, excessive weld reinforcement, and more. Perfect for welding students and professionals looking to enhance their skills and understanding of weld discontinuities.
