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421.  Joggled welded joints are used
A. For heavy loading where the upper surface of both pieces must be in the same plane B. For light loading where the upper surface of both pieces must be in contact
C. For jobs subjected to fatigue stresses D. For joining two dissimilar metals
E. For joining two materials of different thicknesses    

422.  During arc welding eyes need to be protected against
A. Intense glare B. Microwaves
C. High frequency waves D. Infrared and ultraviolet rays
E. X-rays and gamma rays    

423.  For welding of non-ferrous materials which of the following is preferred?
A. Direct current B. Low frequency ac
C. High frequency ac D. Microwave frequency voltage
E. Induction heating    

424.  In gas welding the maximum flame temperature occurs at
A. The tip of the flame B. The inner cone
C. The outer cone D. Next to the inner cone
E. Inside the inner cone    

425.  During arc welding the welding speed is too low, it is likely to result in
A. Excessive pilling up of weld metal B. Overlapping without penetration edges
C. Wastage of electrode material D. All of the above
E. None of the above    

426.  The welding of steel structures on the site of a building is done by
A. Spot welding B. Projection welding
C. Arc welding D. TIG welding
E. Thermit welding    

427.  In which of the following welding process the transfer of metal from the electrode occurs due to molecular attraction?
A. Metallic arc welding B. Thermit welding
C. Thermit welding D. DC arc welding
E. None of the above    

428.  In which of the following process the electrode is not consumed?
A. TIG welding B. DC arc welding
C. Gas welding D. Plasma welding
E. Laser welding    

429.  Filler metal is essentially used in which of the following welding process?
A. Spot welding B. Seam welding
C. Projection welding D. Gas welding
E. All of the above    

430.  In which of the following welding process, flux is used in the form of granules?
A. Submerged arc welding B. Gas arc welding
C. DC arc welding D. Argon arc welding
E. All of the above    




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