Common welding processes, joint types, and safety concepts tested on entry-level welding certification exams.
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- What does SMAW stand for?
- Shielded Metal Arc Welding
- What does GMAW stand for?
- Gas Metal Arc Welding
- What does FCAW stand for?
- Flux Cored Arc Welding
- What does GTAW stand for?
- Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
- Which welding process uses a continuous wire electrode fed automatically?
- GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding)
- What is a butt joint in welding?
- A joint where two pieces are placed end to end in the same plane
- What is a lap joint in welding?
- A joint where two pieces overlap each other
- What is a corner joint in welding?
- A joint where two pieces are positioned to form an angle, typically 90 degrees
- What is a T-joint in welding?
- A joint where one piece is perpendicular to another, forming a T shape
- What is an edge joint in welding?
- A joint where two pieces are placed edge to edge with little or no overlap
- What is the primary function of a welding helmet?
- To protect the welder's eyes and face from arc radiation and sparks
- What material are welding gloves typically made from?
- Leather, usually cow leather or split leather
- What is the main hazard of welding fumes?
- They contain metal oxides and gases that can damage the lungs if inhaled
- What type of ventilation should be used in a welding area?
- Local exhaust ventilation or general room ventilation to remove fumes
- What is a major fire hazard when welding?
- Sparks and hot slag can ignite nearby combustible materials