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        | four types of welding machines |  | Definition 
 
        | 1-ac transformer 2-transformer rectifier
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        | back seating talk valves should be open ? |  | Definition 
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        | acetylene gas is what to air |  | Definition 
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        | propane gas is what to air ? |  | Definition 
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        | minimum pressure for oxygen tank |  | Definition 
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        | describe the difference between single stage and 2 stage regulators |  | Definition 
 
        | - a single stage regulator uses only the adjustment screw to regulate pressure 
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        | the liquid inside of the acetylene tank is? |  | Definition 
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        | acetylene must not be pressurized to more than |  | Definition 
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        | oxygen tanks from supplier |  | Definition 
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        | kindling temp of steel is |  | Definition 
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        | max % of copper in acetylene fittings |  | Definition 
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        | temp of acetylene and air |  | Definition 
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        | the temp of oxy/acetylene |  | Definition 
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        | shade # for oxy/acetylene cutting |  | Definition 
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        | petrogen cutting torch tank holds |  | Definition 
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        | petrogen cutting torch tank weighs |  | Definition 
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        | petrogen cutting torch tank pressurized to |  | Definition 
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        | petrogen cutting torch tank relief at |  | Definition 
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        | petrogen cutting torch can us % oxygen |  | Definition 
 
        | can us 90% oxy well other tourch needs 95% |  | 
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        | safty feachers of the petrogen tourch |  | Definition 
 
        | . no flashback . liquid gasoline cant combust
 . turns to vapor when exits the head of the torch
 . gasoline has a vapor flammability rang 1.7 to 7%
 . refrigeration effect keeps tourch head cool/ and sparks cooler
 . tip last longer
 . no co only co2
 . "fast flow" check valv will shut off flow if hose is severed
 . check valve at pressure gauge
 . any leacks easy to see cause its liquid
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        | . fully or partly enclosed . not intended for continuous human occupancy
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        | . oxygen deficant or enriched, exceeds |  | 
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        | . any energy that can harm workers . electric mechanical, pneumatic, chemical, radiation, thermal,
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        | immediately dangerious to life or heath 
 -irreversible health effects, impair persons ability to escape
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        | - hazerdious identification |  | Definition 
 
        | . confined spaces . entering or near confined spaces
 . hazardous atmosphere in confined space
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        | - examples of confind spaces |  | Definition 
 
        | . construction . vaults
 . shafts
 . tunnles
 . duct work
 . crawlspaces
 . culverts
 . manerfacturing/industreal/commercial
 . tanks
 . mixers
 . vats
 . boilers
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 . railway tank cars
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        | - preheating and post-heating |  | Definition 
 
        | . preheat before welding . postheat heating after welding
 . often done to provent cracking
 . heat crayons to obtain specifide tempratures
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        | - effects of heating and cooling |  | Definition 
 
        | . soft materials cause distortion / must be controlled . heat causes expatiation of metal
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 . hard metals are also bridal
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        | when welding and cutting why shoundent you have rooled up sleavs |  | Definition 
 
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        | the eye shade for stick welding |  | Definition 
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        | lowe the eye shade number grater the shade (T) (F) |  | Definition 
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        | in canada AC current is supplyed at ______ cycles which means polarity is _____ per second |  | Definition 
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        | constant current -constant current amperage is set resistance is constantly changing
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        | constant voltage - voltage is set and resistance is constantly changing
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        | combination of flow meter and regulator -ball in calibrated tower flow of CF/H
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        | e stands for 70 stands for
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        | electrode 70000 psi tensile strength
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 polarity, power supply, arc, slag, and hydrogen content
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        | once out of package must be stored in oven at 250f |  | 
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        | low hydrogen electrode numbers |  | Definition 
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        | magnetic phenomenon that causes arc to behave erratically common in DC |  | 
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        | Uses sintered filter to extinguish flame to prevent flame from traveling up hose or to tank |  | 
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        | Oxy-acetylene torch cannot cut metals such as aluminum, brass, copper, stainless steel, cast iron because... |  | Definition 
 
        | There is a oxide layer that melts at a higher temp than the base metal causing the metal to melt and not cut |  | 
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        | Cooling rapidly (placing hot object in water) to harden metal |  | 
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        | Gradual cooling to soften metal to give the metal "give" |  | 
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        | Current types for welding |  | Definition 
 
        | AC (Alternating Current) DC (Direct Current) |  | 
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        | positive in stinger 70% heat in stinger 30% in work |  | 
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        | negative in stinger 30% heat in stinger 70% in work |  | 
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        | burns to produce a protective coding around the weld removing impurity's |  | 
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        | 1/3 of the tensile strength |  | 
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        | aids in uniform penetration and bead deposit -makes welding faster
 -corates weld with little or no spatter
 -produces heavy slag that chips easy
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        | Heat Affected Zone cracking |  | 
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        | after how long do cracks occur |  | Definition 
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        | of hydrogen absorption from the o-zone causing porosity |  | 
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        | what increases chances of cracking |  | Definition 
 
        | hard or thicker steel - grater heat with slower travel
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