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GMAW low alloy steel electrodes
A5.28
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GMAW carbon steel electrodes
A5.18
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FCAW low alloy steel electrodes
A5.29
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FCAW carbon steel electrodes
A5.20
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SMAW low alloy steel electrodes
A5.5
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SMAW carbon steel electrodes
A5.1
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Code Book - Table 7.1
Mechanical Property Requirements for Studs
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Code Book - Table 5.8
Minimum Fillet Weld Size
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Code Book - Table 4.5
Changes to WPS
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Code Book - Table 3.6
T. K. Y. Connections
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Code Book - Table 3.7
Electrode Information
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Code Book - Figure 3.4
CJP information
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Code Book - Figure 3.3
PJP information
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Code Book - Table 3.2
Preheat and Interpass Temperature
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Code Book - Table 3.1
Base Metal - Filler Metal Combinations
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Code Book - Table 4.13
Electrode Classification Groups
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Code Book - Chapter 8
Strengthening and Repairing Existing Structures
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Code Book - Chapter 7
Stud Welding
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Code Book - Chapter 6
Inspection
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Code Book - Chapter 5
Fabrication
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Code Book - Chapter 4
Qualification
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Code Book - Chapter 3
Prequalification of WPS
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Code Book - Chapter 2
Design of Welded Connections
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Code Book - Chapter 1
General Requirements
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DC+ is also called
DCEP, DCRP
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DC- is also called
DCEN, DCSP
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SMAW rods ending with 1, 6, 8 uses what current
AC, DC+
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SMAW rods ending with 5, 0 uses what current
DC+ Only
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SMAW rods ending with 3, 4, 7 uses what current
- AC, DC+, DC-
- (All Currents)
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SMAW rods ending with 2 uses what current
AC, DC-
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SMAW Low Hydrogen electrodes end with the numbers
5, 6, 8
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SMAW Iron Powder electrodes end with the numbers
4, 7, 8
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100 ksi rods can be exposed for
1/2 hour
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90 ksi rods can be exposed for
1 hour
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80 ksi rods can be exposed for
2 hours
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70 ksi rods can be exposed for
4 hours
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F4 electrodes end with
15, 16, 18
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F3 electrodes end with
10, 11
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F2 Electrodes end with
12, 13, 14
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F1 Electrodes end with
20, 24, 27, 28
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SMAW - the last number on the rod tells you
(E7018)
- Current
- Coating
- Manipulation
- Penetration
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SMAW - the second to last number on the rod tells you (E7018)
- Position
- 1 - All Position
- 2 - Flat and Horizontal Fillet
- 4 - All Position + Vertical Down
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FCAW - the first number tells you (E70T-X)
- Tensile Strength
- Times 10,000 (7=70,000)
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FCAW - the second number tells you (E71T-X)
- Position
- 0 - Flat & Horizontal Fillet
- 1 - All Position
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FCAW - the T means (E71T-X)
Tubular Wire
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FCAW - the last number tells you (E71T-X)
Characteristics and Specifications
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GMAW - the ER tells you (ER70S-X)
Electrode or Rod
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GMAW - the 70 tells you (ER70S-X)
- Tensile Strenth
- Times 1000 (70=70,000)
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GMAW - the S tells you (ER70S-X)
Solid Wire
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GMAW - the last number tells you (ER70S-X)
Characteristics and Specifications
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Structural steel code welding electrodes for SMAW have a tensile strength of
60 - 100 ksi
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____ and higher strength rods must follow a welding proceedure
80 ksi
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Shallow penetrating electrodes end in the number
3
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____ & ____ are also known as fast freeze rods
E6010 & E6011
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Deep penetrating electrodes end in the numbers
0, 1
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FCAW electrodes that operate on DC+ end in the numbers
1 - 6
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FCAW electrodes that operate on DC- end in the numbers
7 - 11
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FCAW electrodes that uses a shielding gas end in numbers
1, 2, 5
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SMAW electrodes that are 80 ksi and higher are
Low Alloy
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SMAW electrodes with a suffix like E7018-B3 are
Low Alloy
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GMAW - wire feed speed is the same as
Amperage
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GMAW uses what kind of power supply
Constant Voltage (CV)
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FCAW uses what kind power supply
Constant Voltage (CV)
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SMAW uses what kind of power supply
Constant Current (CC)
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GTAW uses what kind of power supply
Constant Current (CC)
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GMAW modes of transfer
- Short Circuiting
- Globular
- Spray Arc
- Pulsed Spray Arc
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Volts are equal to flow or
Pressure
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Amperage is equal to power or
Heat
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If no process is specified, it is to be welded with the
SMAW Process
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D1.1 Weld cleaning requirements
Deslagged and Brushed
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SMAW machines are also known as
Step Down Transformers
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GMAW is only performed with what current
DC+
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ASTM A53 & A106
Grade B Pipe
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ASTM A36 & A572 & A992
- Plates
- Beams
- Angles
- Channels
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PT
Liquid Penetrants Inspection
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MT
Magnetic Partical Inspection
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RT
Radiographic Inspection
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Prequalified Processes for use under the D1.1
- SMAW
- FCAW
- SAW
- GMAW
- (Except GMAW-S)
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CJP
Complete Joint Penetration
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PJP
Partial Joint Penetration
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SMAW
- Shielded Metal Arc Welding
- L.A. City - Manual Process
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FCAW
- Flux Cored Arc Welding
- L.A. City - Semi Automatic
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SAW
Submerged Arc Welding
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GMAW
Gas Metal Arc Welding
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AISC
American Institute of Steel Construction
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ANSI
American National Standards Institute
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ASNT
American Society of Nondestructive Testing
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ASTM
American Society of Testing of Materials
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L.A. City main shielding gas
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
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The size of a fillet weld is measured by
The shortest leg
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A2.4
Symbols for Welding, Brazing, and Nondestructive Examination
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Z49.1
Safety in Welding, Cutting, and Allied Processes
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A3.0
Standard Welding Terms and Definitions
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D1.3
Code Book for Light Gage Steel
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Single gas used for GMAW on L.C.S.
CO2
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GMAW transfer mode used for sheet metal
Short Circuiting (21V and Under)
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2F stands for
Horizontal Fillet Weld
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The manual process described in four letters
SMAW
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3G stands for
Vertical Groove Weld
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The semi-automatic process described in four letters
FCAW
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Down hand welding refers to
Flat
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WPS stands for
Welding Proceedure Specification
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Minimum length of a fillet weld is
4 times the weld size
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The maximum reinforcement for a groove weld is
1/8"
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If electrodes get wet they must be
Discarded
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The minimum length of an intermittent fillet weld is
1 1/2"
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Using DCRP the electrode is
Possitive
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Using DCSP the electrode is
Negative
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The size of a CJP groove weld is equal to the thickness of
The thinner part
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Base metal is also known as
Parent Metal
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