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Welding 2, Module 8 Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2024/2025 | Correct & Verified How does the choice of welding electrode affect the weld quality? The welding electrode type determines the arc stability, weld penetration, and overall strength of the weld. Why is it important...

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Welding 2, Module 8 Questions and
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How does the choice of welding electrode affect the weld quality?


✔✔ The welding electrode type determines the arc stability, weld penetration, and overall

strength of the weld.




Why is it important to maintain proper electrode angle during welding?


✔✔ Maintaining the correct electrode angle ensures a stable arc, uniform weld bead, and reduces

the risk of defects.




What does "heat-affected zone" (HAZ) refer to in welding?


✔✔ The HAZ is the area surrounding the weld where the material's properties are altered due to

the heat from welding.




How does controlling the heat input in welding affect the final result?


✔✔ Proper heat input ensures adequate penetration, minimizes distortion, and prevents burning

through the material.




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, Why is preheating necessary for some materials before welding?


✔✔ Preheating reduces the risk of cracking by lowering the cooling rate and reducing thermal

stresses in the material.




What is the effect of weld metal cooling rate on the final weld properties?


✔✔ A fast cooling rate can lead to brittle welds, while a controlled cooling rate promotes

stronger, more ductile welds.




Why is it important to remove contaminants from the base metal before welding?


✔✔ Contaminants like oil, rust, or paint can lead to poor weld quality, defects, and weak bonds

in the final weld.




What is the significance of the "root pass" in multi-pass welding?


✔✔ The root pass is the first weld layer, which forms the foundation for subsequent weld layers

and ensures proper fusion.




How does the base metal thickness influence the welding process?


✔✔ Thicker base metals may require more heat, larger electrodes, or different welding

techniques to ensure proper penetration.

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