Welding: Surfacing Welding Symbols
You'll learn to identify the components of a surfacing welding symbol.
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Topics of this game:
- What is a primary use of surfacing welds?
- Can surfacing welds provide a corrosion resistant surface?
- What is incorrect about this surfacing welding symbol?
- Where is the height of buildup located, if specified?
- Would there ever be information in location "D?"
- Where would information regarding welding circumferentially along the yellow arrows belong?
- Which weld is made first?
- What do "1/4" and "1/8" refer to?
- What is the extent of buildup?
- Is it possible to see a surfacing weld symbol and nothing else?
- What is shown in this image?
- Surfacing welds are only completed on new parts; never parts that have been in service.
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