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CWB Welding Inspector Level 2, Chapter 1 Exam 2024-2025



A welding process wherein an atomic bond between two surfaces is produce through
the application of pressure and heat

Diffusion welding



In continuously fed wire welding processes, wire feed speed is directly proportional to
____ ____. An increase in WFS results in an increase in ____ ___ and penetration.

welding current

Arc voltage plus voltage fall in the rest of part is called _______ an electrical circuit.

Output voltage



The alloy is a metallic substance and made of two or more chemical elements from
which at least one is a metal

Alloy



A large quantity of _____ may come out with the flow of electric current in a circuit

Heat



____ usually do not conduct the electricity unless enough amount of energy is provided

Gases



The area of ionized gas between powered electrodes is called a _____.

Plasma



A welding arc is extremely hot, which can reach higher than ____ °C

30000

,The % of total energy available to melt the electrode/filler metal and the workpiece is
referred to as _____

Arc efficiency



The Length of space from the tip of the welding electrode to the nearest surface of the
weld pool .

Arc Length




_____ flow from negative (cathode) to positive (anode) in a circuit.

electrons



Electrons have a ________ charge.

negative



The electrical potential (Voltage) observed between the electrode and the workpiece.

Arc Voltage



Electrons flowing through a conductor produce a _____ around the conductor

Magnetic field



The deflection of an arc from its normal path due to magnetic forces

Arc blow




Flow of current in an electrical circuit where its direction, and thus direction of electron
flow, is constantly reversing, often at a set frequency.

,AC



The positive half and negative half of the AC together represent one complete cycle of
alternating current. This can be thought of as a ___

sine wave



what type of laser is used most in consumer and commercial products, but is not used to
such a great degree in welding?

semiconductor




SMAW

Most common electrode configuration for SMAW

DCEP




Most common electrode configuration for GTAW

DCEN




when using the gas metal arc process, ____ is the polarity of choice as it leads to greater
heat generation at the workpiece (cathode) and therefore greater penetration.

DCEP

, The _____ cycle of an AC sine wave provides cleaning action to the welding arc

DCEP




The direct current, constant potential power sources used for gas metal arc welding
(GMAW) can be ____, ____/_____ or _____. The latter two types are more common since
the generator-type supplies respond slowly to changing arc conditions.

generator, transformer/rectifiers, inverters



The mating surface of a member that is in contact with or in close proximity to another
member to which it is to be joined.

faying surface




A process in which faying surfaces*, held together under force, are joined in one or
more spots by the heat generated due to the resistance to the flow of electric current
through the workpieces.

Resistance welding



abbreviation of the resistance spot welding process

RSW



Resistance projection welding abbreviation

RPW



Resistance seam welding abbreviation

RSEW



Flash welding abbreviation

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