Welding Electrical Terms
Across
- 4. Electrode connected to the positive and work clamp to the negative
- 6. Amount of water flowing from the garden hose (current)
- 8. The load or current is adjusted on the welding power source
- 10. how much voltage the machine has available
- 12. Green-Connected to the ground- connects from being shocked
- 14. Supplies AC to homes
- 17. better than insulator but not as good as a conductor
- 19. Flows in one direction and has a positive or negative Polarity
- 20. Uses 3 fuseses to complete the circuit
- 22. Uses two fuses to complete the circuit
Down
- 1. Allows current to flow
- 2. voltage while the machine is welding
- 3. Electrical Pressure that forces current to move Does not flow
- 5. The theory that electrons flow in opposite direction
- 7. Has alternating positive and negative polarity
- 8. Load voltage is preset on the wedlding power source
- 9. completes secondary voltage circuit
- 11. Percentage of time during a specific time frame the powersource or accessories can be used before it exceeds temp limits and insulation in the component parts.
- 13. Opposition to current flow
- 15. Electrode connected to the negative and work clamp to the positive
- 16. between the electrode and the workpiece when welding
- 18. Relationship between Amps, Voltage and Resistance (watts)
- 21. Slows down current
- 23. Voltage input to the machine from the power company