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FCAW: Terms & Defects: Part 1 of 2

If the electrode wire is rusty on the spool, ______________ may result.

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If the electrode wire is rusty on the spool, ______________ may result.

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porosity

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porosity

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Excessive electrode extension requires an increase in what to adequately blanket the weld pool:

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Excessive electrode extension requires an increase in what to adequately blanket the weld pool:

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shielding gas

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Excessive electrode extension requires an increase in what to adequately blanket the weld pool:

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shielding gas

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To reduce surface tension, the mill scale could be ground off or the use of ____________ also helps.

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To reduce surface tension, the mill scale could be ground off or the use of ____________ also helps.

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argon shielding gas

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To reduce surface tension, the mill scale could be ground off or the use of ____________ also helps.

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argon shielding gas

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Undercutting and an unstable arc are more problematic with which type of shielding gas?

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Undercutting and an unstable arc are more problematic with which type of shielding gas?

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100% Carbon Dioxide

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Undercutting and an unstable arc are more problematic with which type of shielding gas?

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100% Carbon Dioxide

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Porosity in a straight line is called aligned porosity.  What is it called if the porosity is all over the weld?

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Porosity in a straight line is called aligned porosity.  What is it called if the porosity is all over the weld?

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Scattered Porosity

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Porosity in a straight line is called aligned porosity.  What is it called if the porosity is all over the weld?

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Scattered Porosity

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A crack at the end of the weld is called a:

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A crack at the end of the weld is called a:

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crater crack

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A crack at the end of the weld is called a:

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crater crack

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With an improper work angle you will likely end up with ______________ or incomplete penetration.

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With an improper work angle you will likely end up with ______________ or incomplete penetration.

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incomplete fusion

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With an improper work angle you will likely end up with ______________ or incomplete penetration.

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incomplete fusion

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Two similar types of incomplete fusion to the base metal are called cold lap and ______________.

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Two similar types of incomplete fusion to the base metal are called cold lap and ______________.

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overlap

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Two similar types of incomplete fusion to the base metal are called cold lap and ______________.

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overlap

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An unacceptable flaw is called a _______________.

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An unacceptable flaw is called a _______________.

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defect

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An unacceptable flaw is called a _______________.

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defect

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Round scattered droplets of weld metal that are unsightly and may lead to stress riser cracking is:

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Round scattered droplets of weld metal that are unsightly and may lead to stress riser cracking is:

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spatter

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Round scattered droplets of weld metal that are unsightly and may lead to stress riser cracking is:

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spatter

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If the base metal at the toes of the weld are melted away, the defects or discontinuities are called ______________.

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If the base metal at the toes of the weld are melted away, the defects or discontinuities are called ______________.

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undercut

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If the base metal at the toes of the weld are melted away, the defects or discontinuities are called ______________.

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undercut

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Identify what "A" represents.

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Stand-Off

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Stand-Off

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Identify what "B" represents.

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Electrode Extension

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Electrode Extension

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Identify what "C" represents.

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Stick-Out

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Stick-Out

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Arc Length

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Arc Length

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