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    Api 577 Questions

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about different welding processes: 1) SMAW uses an arc between a consumable flux-coated electrode and work. GTAW uses an arc between a non-consumable tungsten electrode and work. GMAW uses an arc between a continuous consumable electrode and work. 2) STAW is not an arc welding process. 3) SAW uses a blanket of granulated flux to shield the arc. GTAW can use a shielding gas or flux to protect the arc from contaminants.

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about different welding processes: 1) SMAW uses an arc between a consumable flux-coated electrode and work. GTAW uses an arc between a non-consumable tungsten electrode and work. GMAW uses an arc between a continuous consumable electrode and work. 2) STAW is not an arc welding process. 3) SAW uses a blanket of granulated flux to shield the arc. GTAW can use a shielding gas or flux to protect the arc from contaminants.

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    TEN QUESTION API 577 N°00 FOR API 510 AXAM PREARATION

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about different welding processes: 1) SMAW uses an arc between a consumable flux-coated electrode and work. GTAW uses an arc between a non-consumable tungsten electrode and work. GMAW uses an arc between a continuous consumable electrode and work. 2) STAW is not an arc welding process. 3) SAW uses a blanket of granulated flux to shield the arc. GTAW can use a shielding gas or flux to protect the arc from contaminants.

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    Q1. How is fusion obtained using the SMAW process?

    (a) An arc is struck between a consumable flux-coated


    electrode and the work &
    (b) An arc is struck between a non-consumable electrode
    and the work &
    (c) The work is bombarded with a stream of electrons and
    protons &
    (d) An arc is struck between a reel-fed flux-coated electrode
    and the work &

    Q2. Which of the following is not an arc welding process?


    (a) SMAW
    (b) STAW
    (c) GMAW
    (d) GTAW

    Q3. How is fusion obtained using the GTAW process?


    (a) An arc struck between a consumable flux-coated
    electrode and the work
    (b) An arc between a non-consumable tungsten electrode
    and the work &
    (c) The work is bombarded with a stream of electrons and
    protons &
    (d) An arc is struck between a reel-fed flux-coated electrode
    and the work &

    Q4. How is the arc protected from contaminants in GTAW?


    (a) By the use of a shielding gas &
    (b) By the decomposition of a flux &
    (c) The arc is covered beneath a fused or agglomerated
    flux blanket &
    (d) All of the above methods can be used &

    Q5.How is fusion obtained using the GMAW process?


    (a) An arc struck between a consumable flux-coated
    electrode and the work &
    (b) An arc between a non-consumable electrode and the
    work &
    (c) The work is bombarded with a stream of electrons and
    protons &
    (d) An arc is struck between a continuous consumable
    electrode and the work &

    Q6.Which of the following are modes of metal transfer in GMAW


    (a) Globular transfer &
    (b) Short-circuiting transfer &
    (c) Spray transfer &
    (d) All of the above
    Q7. How is the arc shielded in the SAW process?
    (a) By an inert shielding gas &
    (b) By an active shielding gas &
    (c) It is underneath a blanket of granulated flux &
    (d) The welding is carried out underwater &
    Introduction to Welding/API 577

    Q8. SAW stands for:


    (a) Shielded arc welding &
    (b) Stud arc welding &
    (c) Submerged arc welding &
    (d) Standard arc welding &

    Q9. Which of the following processes can weld autogenously?


    (a) SMAW
    (b) GTAW
    (c) GMAW
    (d) SAW

    Q10.Which of the following is a commonly accepted advantage of the


    GTAW process?
    (a) It has a high deposition rate &
    (b) It has the best control of the weld pool of any of the
    arc processes &
    (c) It is less sensitive to wind and draughts than other
    processes &
    (d) It is very tolerant of contaminants on the filler or base
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