Across
- 1. 2-words - The ability of a material to withstand twisting forces (torque).
- 6. 3-words - A list of materials needed as listed on the drawing.
- 8. 1-word What are the protective gas(es) called that we use to prevent atmospheric contamination.
- 10. 1-word - Cavity type discontinuities or bubbles formed by gas entrapment during solidification of the weld metal.
- 13. 1-word - The filler material at the weld’s toe covers the base metal without fusing, especially when the weld pool flows excessively extending beyond the toe at an angle below 90 degrees.
- 14. 2-words - A weld that is made somewhere other than the original shop fabrication area. Also referred to as a site weld.
- 16. 1-word - A joining process that uses heat, pressure, and/or chemicals to fuse two materials together permanently.
- 18. 1-word - The distance of a straight line beginning at the center of a circle and ending at any point on the outside circumference of the circle. It is also half the diameter of a circle (D/2).
- 19. abbr - The distance from the end of the contact tip to the surface of a work piece. As this distance increases, the welding current decreases.
- 20. 2-words - The side of the weld joint that the arrow is pointing to.
- 22. 2-words - A triangular shaped weld placed in a weld joint between two perpendicular surfaces.
- 23. 2-words - The ability of a metal to resist forces that attempt to pull apart or stretch it.
- 24. 1-word - An _________ gas, such as helium or argon, which does not chemically combine with other elements. Such a gas provides an effective shield to the welding arc, protecting the molten weld metal against contamination from the atmosphere until it solidifies.
- 26. 2-words - A drawing set that shows how parts are interconnected.
- 28. 1-word - Type of electric current that flows half the time in one direction and half the time in the opposite direction (polarity).
- 29. 1-word - _____ length is the distance from the electrode to the work-piece in arc welding applications.
- 30. 1-word - Metallic vapor emitted during welding, solidified into tiny particles in a weld area.
- 32. 1-word - The name of a specific type of copy of a drawing made with a process that produced a blue background with drawing lines shown in white.
- 34. 1-word - The application of material for the purpose of building up the thickness to a desired dimension or changing the mechanical properties.
- 39. 1-word - A collection of laws or standards that outline practices for a particular application.
- 41. 1-word - Normally abbreviated typ. for the purpose of signifying that the instructions given are to be the same for any other places on the drawing that match the specified conditions.
- 44. 1-word - Amount of variance from a dimension that is acceptable.
- 45. 1-word - The ___________ strength is the ability of a metal to tolerate gradual progressive force without permanent deformation.
- 49. 1-word - A groove melted into the base metal at the weld toe or weld root that is left unfilled by weld metal. This groove concentrates stresses on the weld and is considered a defect if it exceeds the part's tolerances.
- 51. 1-word - The device used to control the amount of gas from a cylinder during welding. It consists of a valve to control the pressure from the cylinder and a gauge to measure the pressure flowing through it.
- 53. 2-words - The use of heating and cooling to transform specific properties in metals.
- 54. 1-word - A measurement that indicates the amount of current flowing in a circuit, which is measured in amperes.
- 56. 1-word - The undesired alteration of a part usually caused by mechanical or thermal means; may also be applied to wave forms.
- 57. 2-words - A metal’s ability to resist forces that attempt to squeeze or crush it.
- 58. 1-word - The electrical force or pressure that causes current to flow in a circuit.
- 59. 2-words - A type of joint between two metal parts that lie in the same plane. One of the most common groove weld joint types.
- 60. 1-word - The direction of current flow in a circuit, such as DCEN during GTAW.
- 61. 1-word - A measurement used to show size or location of a part feature.
Down
- 2. 2-words - The standardized, named size of an object; may be slightly different from the actual dimensional size.
- 3. 1-word - The ___________ view shows the object as if it were cut and opened up.
- 4. 2-words - Any testing method that requires damage to the part or a portion of the part and weldment.
- 5. 2-words - Any testing method that does not destroy the material being tested.
- 7. 2-words - The rate at which heat flows through metal.
- 9. 1-word - An interruption of the typical structure of a weldment, such as a lack of homogeneity in the mechanical, metallurgical or physical characteristics of the material or weldment.
- 11. 1-word - The ratio between the distances on the drawing and the distances in reality.
- 12. 1-word - The person who performs a weld.
- 15. 1-word - The center-to-center spacing between intermittent welds; the distance between corresponding points on two gear teeth; the spacing of threads on a bolt, etc.
- 17. 2-words - The distance between the weld root and a line extending from toe to toe of a weld.
- 21. 2-words - An examination that requires an inspector to look closely at a welded part.
- 25. 2-words - Thin line with alternating short and long dashes used to locate the center of holes, arcs, and other symmetrical objects.
- 27. 1-word - The ________ symbol is placed on the reference line of the welding symbol to indicates the type of joint to be prepared and welded.
- 31. 1-word - The prepared, angled edge of a plate or hole prior to welding.
- 33. 1-word - The portion of the groove anatomy that is opposite the groove face.
- 35. 2-words - A type of pictorial drawing that is made at 30- degree angles from a point located on a horizontal line.
- 36. 1-word - A discontinuity that by nature or by accumulated effect (for example, total crack length) renders a part unable to meet minimum standards, specifications or codes. This term designates rejectability.
- 37. 1-word - The amount of a force applied to a material or structure.
- 38. 1-word - Pure iron crystal structure (BCC).
- 40. 1-word - Notes and requirements that gives precise information on material, welding process, filler material, electrode, etc.
- 42. 1-word - Enlargement of the end of a hole; typically used so that the outer head of a bolt can be flush or recessed from the surface of the part.
- 43. 1-word - A device that conducts electricity. In welding it can act as the filler metal during some processes.
- 46. abbr - The portion of the base metal that has not been melted but whose mechanical properties have been altered by the heat of welding.
- 47. 1-word - The ____________ symbol is used to give information on the location of the weld, the type and size of weld, and other supplementary information that describes the requirements of the weld.
- 48. 1-word - The sharp edge left on a part after cutting, machining, drilling, or other various other methods of material removal.
- 50. 2-words - A type of joint in which the surface of the two metal parts to be joined are parallel to one another and the weld is made at their common edges.
- 52. 1-word - The property of a substance that causes it to oppose the flow of electricity through itself.
- 53. 2-words - A line made of short dashes used to show the edges of an object hidden in the view drawn.
- 55. hyph-word - The alignment of base materials before welding.
