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(1)
Forge welding is best suited for.......
[A]
Stainless steel
[B]
High carbon steel
[C]
Cast iron
[D]
Wrought iron
(2)
In arc welding, temperature of the following order may be granted......
[A]
1000oC
[B]
1500oC
[C]
5500oC
[D]
8000oC
(3)
Which of the following is strongest for brazing joints.......
[A]
Butt
[B]
Scarf (inclined)
[C]
Lap
[D]
All are equally strong
(4)
Equipment is used for arc welding a material by carbon electrode.......
[A]
A.C. welding set
[B]
Rectifier
[C]
Motor generator
[D]
D.C. welding set with straight polarity
Answer: D.C. welding set with straight polarity
(5)
In reverse polarity welding.......
[A]
Electrode holder is connected to the negative and work to positive
[B]
Electrode holder is connected to the positive and work to negative
[C]
Work is positive and holder is earthed
[D]
Holder is positive and work is earthed
Answer: Electrode holder is connected to the positive and work to negative
(6)
In MIG welding, the metal is transferred in the form of.......
[A]
A fine spray of metal
[B]
Molten drops
[C]
Weld pool
[D]
Molecules
Answer: A fine spray of metal
(7)
Distortion in welding occures due to......
[A]
Use of excessive current
[B]
Improper clamping methods
[C]
Use of wrong electrodes
[D]
Oxidation of weld pool
Answer: Improper clamping methods
(8)
In inter gas arc welding following is used for welding alluminium.......
[A]
No-combustible electrode in combination with helium and d.c. current
[B]
Combustible electrodes and argon in combination with a.c. current
[C]
Straight polarity d.c. current
[D]
Carbon dioxide, because of its excellent penetration and high speed
Answer: Combustible electrodes and argon in combination with a.c. current
(9)
In inter gas arc welding following is used for welding magnesium.......
[A]
No-combustible electrode in combination with helium and d.c. current
[B]
Combustible electrodes and argon in combination with a.c. current
[C]
Straight polarity d.c. current
[D]
Carbon dioxide, because of its excellent penetration and high speed
Answer: No-combustible electrode in combination with helium and d.c. current
(10)
Carbon arc welding is.......
[A]
A process which uses a mixture of iron oxide and granular aluminium
[B]
Accomplished by maintaining a hot molten metal pool between plates
[C]
Used to weld carbon rods
[D]
None of the above
Answer: None of the above
(11)
Thermit welding.......
[A]
A process which uses a mixture of iron oxide and granular aluminium
[B]
Accomplished by maintaining a hot molten metal pool between plates
[C]
A process in which arc is maintained under blanket of flux
[D]
In no welding process
Answer: A process which uses a mixture of iron oxide and granular aluminium
(12)
The most commonly used flame in gas welding is......
[A]
Neutral
[B]
Oxidising
[C]
Carburising
[D]
All of the above
(13)
Arc-welding uses following electric supply .........
[A]
A.C.
[B]
D.C.
[C]
Both AC and DC
[D]
Spiral waveform
(14)
The electroslag welding is.......
[A]
A process which uses a mixture of iron oxide and granular aluminium
[B]
Accomplished by maintaining a hot molten metal pool between plates
[C]
A process in which arc is maintained under a blanket of flux
[D]
There is nothing called electroslag
Answer: Accomplished by maintaining a hot molten metal pool between plates
(15)
Submerged arc welding is.......
[A]
A process which uses a mixture of iron oxide and granular aluminium
[B]
Accomplished by maintaining a hot molten metal pool between plates
[C]
A process in which arc is maintained under a blanket of flux
[D]
All of the above
Answer: A process in which arc is maintained under a blanket of flux
(16)
TIG welding is best suited for welding.......
[A]
Mild welding
[B]
Stainless steel
[C]
Carbon steel
[D]
Aluminium
(17)
Thermit welding is a form of......
[A]
Resistance welding
[B]
Gas welding
[C]
Fusion welding
[D]
Forge welding
(18)
Seam-welding is.........
[A]
Multi-spot welding process
[B]
Continuous spot welding process
[C]
Used to form mesh
[D]
Used for welding cylindrical objects
Answer: Continuous spot welding process
(19)
Projection welding is.......
[A]
Multi-spot welding process
[B]
Continuous spot welding process
[C]
Used to form mesh
[D]
Used to make cantilevers
Answer: Multi-spot welding process
(20)
Cross-wire welding is.......
[A]
Multi-spot welding process
[B]
Continuous spot welding process
[C]
Used to form mesh
[D]
Used where additional strength is desired
Answer: Used to form mesh
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