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FCAW: Electrodes & Shielding Gases: Part 2 of 3
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Which letter addition does not belong when referring to stainless steel FCAW electrodes?
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D
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Which letter addition does not belong when referring to stainless steel FCAW electrodes?
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D
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Which electrode is a gas-shielded stainless steel FCAW electrode?
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E316LT-1
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Which electrode is a gas-shielded stainless steel FCAW electrode?
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E316LT-1
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Using a blended shielding gas in an FCAW electrode designed to run on 100% CO2:
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Using a blended shielding gas in an FCAW electrode designed to run on 100% CO2:
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Increases tensile strength but decreases ductility.
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Using a blended shielding gas in an FCAW electrode designed to run on 100% CO2:
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Increases tensile strength but decreases ductility.
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Using 100% CO2 shielding gas for an FCAW electrode designed to run on a mixed shielding gas:
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Using 100% CO2 shielding gas for an FCAW electrode designed to run on a mixed shielding gas:
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Decreases tensile strength.
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Using 100% CO2 shielding gas for an FCAW electrode designed to run on a mixed shielding gas:
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Decreases tensile strength.
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FCAW electrodes designed to run on 100% CO2 have more deoxidizers added.
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True
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FCAW electrodes designed to run on 100% CO2 have more deoxidizers added.
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True
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The highest tensile strength obtained in FCAW electrodes is 70,000, as in E70T-1.
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False
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The highest tensile strength obtained in FCAW electrodes is 70,000, as in E70T-1.
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False
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What is generally the largest diameter FCAW electrode?
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inch
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What is generally the smallest diameter FCAW electrode?
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What is generally the smallest diameter FCAW electrode?
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0.035 inch
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What is generally the smallest diameter FCAW electrode?
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0.035 inch
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Which letter addition does not belong when referring to FCAW low-alloy electrodes?
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X
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Which letter addition does not belong when referring to FCAW low-alloy electrodes?
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X
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What does the "M" added to the E71T-1M classification mean?
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What does the "M" added to the E71T-1M classification mean?
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A mixed shielding gas of argon and carbon dioxide is required.
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What does the "M" added to the E71T-1M classification mean?
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A mixed shielding gas of argon and carbon dioxide is required.
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The last number "-1, -3, -4, -5" in a stainless steel electrode designates:
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The last number "-1, -3, -4, -5" in a stainless steel electrode designates:
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Shielding gas requirement
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The last number "-1, -3, -4, -5" in a stainless steel electrode designates:
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Shielding gas requirement
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