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    St. Elizabeth Global Skills Institute, Inc.: Institutional Assessment in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding

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    St. Elizabeth Global Skills Institute, Inc.: Institutional Assessment in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding

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    The document is an assessment test for Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) that contains 20 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of welding processes, equipment, materials and techniques. The questions cover topics like identifying different welding processes, components of a welding system, types of metals used in welding, and positions used for welding.

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    ST. ELIZABETH GLOBAL SKILLS INSTITUTE, INC.

    (St. Elizabeth Global College)


    Km. 131 Esguerra Dist., Maharlika Highway, Talavera, Nueva Ecija
    (044) 940-4541 / (0926) 6518646 / jhuz_86@yahoo.com

    Institutional Assessment in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding

    Name: __________________________

    Date: ________________

    Identification: Write the answer in the space provided after each of the following
    questions.

    1. It is a process which melts and joins metals by heating them with an arc between
    a coated metal electrode and the work piece.
    ________________________
    2. It is a type of groove joint welds prevents butt joint distortion by tack welding the
    materials in position before final weld.
    ________________________
    3. It ensures that the current remains relatively constant, even if the arc distance
    and voltage change.
    ________________________
    4. It is an electrical current that has alternating negative and positive values.
    ________________________
    5. Commonly called a stinger or a clamping device for holding the electrode
    securely in any position.
    ________________________
    6. The path taken by an electrical current flowing through a conductor from one
    terminal of the source to the load and returning to the other terminal of the
    source.
    ________________________
    7. Welding machines operate on single phase input power.
    ________________________
    8. These machines operate on three phase input power.
    ________________________
    9. Welding system uses a heavy duty, high current and relatively high voltage
    power source which feeds a number of individual operator welding stations.
    ________________________
    10. These are usually located on the front panel of the welding machine.
    ________________________
    11. It connects the power source to the electrode holder and to the work.
    ________________________
    12. Provides both the filler metal and the shielding for the shielded metal arc welding
    process.
    ________________________
    13. The process of applying a layer of special composition metal onto the surface of
    another type of metal for the purpose of reducing wear.
    ________________________
    14. A process of cutting, piercing, or gouging metal by heating it to a molten state
    and then using compressed air to blow away the molten metal.
    ________________________
    15. It is concerned with the chemical, physical, and atomic properties and structures
    of metals and the principles by which metals are combined to form alloys.
    ______________________
    16. Are generally those that have low carbon content and are most readily weldable.
    ______________________
    17. These are those with alloy contents of 6% or less. These steels are in the low-
    carbon range, generally up to .15%, and are readily weldable.
    ______________________
    18. In this position, the work is less tiring, welding speed is faster, the molten puddle
    is not as likely to run, and you can achieve better penetration.
    ______________________
    19. This process aids in relieving built-up stresses and preventing surface cracking in
    the joint area; however, peening should be done with care because excess
    hammering can work harden and increase stresses in the weld.
    ______________________
    20. A weld applied to a vertical surface or inclined 45 degrees or less.
    ______________________
    Answer Key

    1. Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)


    2. Tack Welds
    3. Power supply
    4. Alternating current
    5. Electrode holder
    6. Electrical circuit
    7. Transformer-rectifier
    8. Three Phase Rectifier Welding Machines
    9. Multiple Operator System
    10. Controls
    11. Welding Cables
    12. Covered electrodes
    13. Wear-facing
    14. Air Carbon-Arc Cutting
    15. Welding metallurgy
    16. Mild Steels
    17. Chromium-Molybdenum Steels
    18. Flat-Position Welding
    19. Peening
    20. Vertical-Position Welding

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