How many categories of weld are associated with Weld symbols

Q: why are some weld joints grooved?

A: Welding is a material joining process in which two or more parts are coalesced at their contacting…

Q: A fillet weld can be used to join which of the following joint types: * O All of the Mentioned

A: Fillet welding is the process of welding to weld the 2 metals at an angle or perpendicularly.

Q: 4. Define welding?

A: As per bartleby guidelines we are allowed to solve only 1st question if multiple questions are…

Q: How pressure exerted on the weld joint depends on resistance at the point of contact At high…

A: resistance welding is the joining of metals by applying pressure and passing current for a…

Q: .) How many different types of welds  are specified on the print and what are they? (Hint: look at…

A: Welds come in a variety of shapes, which are best defined by their cross-sectional form. The fillet…

Q: Why should there be a space between the plates whenmaking a fillet weld on thick plates of a tee…

A: Fillet welding refers to the process of joining two pieces of metal together when they are…

Q: Name of the welding defect shown in figure is

A: The defect is incomplete fusion  Which occur due to rapid welding .

Q: 34 I. Welding fixtures can be used to physically restrain movement of the parts during welding II.…

A: It is required to determine which techniques used to reduce warping in arc welding

Q: Design the above joint using welded connection. The w=15mm. The required length of weld is:

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Q: What two units are used to show the minimum shearstrength of a spot weld?

A: Resistance welding comes in the form of spot welding. One of the simplest and quickest methods of…

Q: the net heat input per unit length of the weld.

A: Given data;  Gas tungsten arc welding operation is performed using Voltage=30 V Current=520 A…

Q: Why should convex weld faces be avoided?

A: Excessive Convexity This discontinuity can produce a notch effect in the welded area and,…

Q: What is the minimum acceptance criteria for porosity for visual inspection of lap welds?

A: Lap welding: When two metals are attached in a overlapping pattern on top of each other then this…

Q: some of the factors that influence the cost of making a weldment

A: Various factors affecting the cost of making a weldment: 1) The type of equipment used. 2) Required…

Q: Question 8 Which ones of the following are NOT Destructive testing benefits. Select three best…

A: Following points are not the benefits of Destructive Techniques.

Q: 1) The development of residual stresses in weld joint is due to? Heat treatment operations OUnevenly…

A: Residual stresses are the stresses that remains in the material even after the removal of the force…

Q: xplain the short circuiting arc weld cycle. NOTE:4-5 SENTENCES ONLY

A: Short circuiting arc weld cycle:  Short circuiting arc welding is a mode of metal transfer with low…

Q: Why must cast iron weld metal be ductile

A: Cast iron is the alloy of carbon and iron. Cast iron has high hardness due to presence of high…

Q: 24. Why is it important not to strike the arc outside of the weld joint?

A: Welding is a fabrication process in which two similar metals or dis similar metal are joined with…

Q: 7) Which type of FSW technique prevents plate thinning and hooking at advancing side of the weld…

A: Weld thinning and hooking in friction stir welding has been an inherent issue which affects the…

Q: 1. What does the following welding symbol indicate? GTAW 100 (5) c-d b. C. d. 2. Describe the…

A: We can solve first question since the exact one is not specified. Please resubmit the question by…

Q: 1. Define Metal Inert Gas (MIG) Welding Process? 2. From the following, circle the welding processes…

A: as per guideline i have to solve only first three question of  yours given = question about welding

Q: After the weld is set up and ready to begin, how mightthe welder want to check for freedom of…

A: Welder method for determine the degree of freedom

Q: DOUBLE FILLET WELD CONCAVE FACE SIZE 20 MM

A: Double Fillet Weld A double fillet weld occurs when a fillet weld is required on both sides of the…

Q: What bead pattern is best for overhead welds?

A: Vertical up overhead smaw is best bead pattern for overhead welding. While you're in the vertical…

Q: What helps hold the weld in place on a 4G weld?

A: 4G weld :-  It is an overhead position used for butt welds. Welders need to hold the torch from…

Q: What can happen to the weld pool if the torch movement is too long?

A: 'Weld pool' is a term used in the terminology of the welding process. Weld pool is the molten metal…

Q: Explain minimum 3 types of welding position for groove and fillet weld?

A: WELDING  Welding is a manufacturing method through which two or more components are joined by heat,…

Q: What weld section properties are required to analyze the weld between the horizontal tube and the…

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Q: T3.2.2 The bracket shown below supports an 18 kN load. The fillet weld extends for full 100 mm…

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Q: weld is called for by the small triangle on the underside of the welding symbol?

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Q: Estimate the safe static load F for the weldment

A: Given: Design factor 2 Allowable shear stress 190 MPa To determine: The force applied

Q: Give two reasons for using standard letter designations and give two methods used to specify the…

A: Reasons for using standard letter designation 1) It can be easy to understand to everybody 2) It is…

Q: Why does changing the gun angle affect the weld?

A: The gun angle is kept a few degrees lower to avoid the filler metal from rolling out on the weld and…

Q: What may happen if the GMA welding electrode is allowedto strike the base metal outside of the…

A: given; What may happen if the GMA welding electrode is allowed to strike the base metal outside of…

Q: Draw a welding symbol from the following information DOUBLE BEVEL BUTTWELD JOINT CONCAVE FACE SIZE…

A: Solution:   The weld symbol is shown below:

Q: Design the above joint using welded connection. The required length of weld is: Answer:

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Q: What problem must be overcome if the amperage and voltage are lowered to make a vertical weld?

A: Vertical welding:- The vertical welding is defined as a weld is applied to a vertical surface or one…

Q: On all CJP groove welds in butt joints transverse to the computed tensile stress, they

A: A groove weld is an aperture between two joint elements that enables room for the metal to be…

Q: why is the fca welding process not used for open root critical welds

A: Critical welds are the welds whose failure could be a disaster in terms of loss of property or human…

Q: What are the 4 catoegories of welding letter designations

A: The American Welding Society (AWS) had been established in 1919 and is a non-profit organization.…

Q: Find the information from the following weld symbol. 20 2.

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Q: 14)The name of the welds assembly shown Fig.3 is a

A: Explanation The given assembly are jointed by double transverse fillet weld.In the transeverse…

Q: How do excessive amounts of manganese affect a weld?

A: The fabrication process is the process which is involved to build a product by mixing standardized…

Q: The shortest distance across the cross-section of a fillet weld is referred to as the leg minima O…

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