disortion control Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
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What does a jig ensure?

A

Accuracy, uniformity, and cost efficiency during production

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2
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What does the use of rounded corners prevent?

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Notching effects and stress concentration

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3
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What is the principle involved in stagger welding?

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Alternating welds on each side of the joint to balance stresses

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4
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What distortion occurs along the weld’s length?

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Longitudinal distortion

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5
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What’s one guideline when choosing tack weld frequency?

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Thinner material and narrow joints need more tack welds

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6
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Where is transverse distortion found?

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Across the weld, at right angles to the joint

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7
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Shrinkage from heat in welds causes what?

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Stress and distortion

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8
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To maximize strength and reduce welds, what can be used?

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Rolled or formed sections like beams or tubing

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9
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Longitudinal distortion refers to what?

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Shrinkage or warping along the weld’s length

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10
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Where is angular distortion most prominent?

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Tee joints and single-sided butt joints

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11
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Why determine if preset is required?

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To ensure parts align properly after cooling

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12
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Transverse distortion refers to what?

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Dimensional change across the joint or plate

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13
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What is rigid clamping and fixturing?

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Holding weldments in place to resist distortion

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14
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What is residual stress?

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Built-up internal stress in the weld or base metal

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15
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How does pre-bending differ from pre-setting?

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Pre-bending uses clamps; pre-setting offsets parts before welding

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16
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How does skip welding reduce distortion?

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By spreading heat evenly in short, spaced welds

17
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What are two design methods to control distortion?

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Working around the neutral axis and presetting joints

18
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What does pre-setting allow for?

A

Compensating for expected shrinkage or pull

19
Q

Transverse and longitudinal distortions are classed as what?

A

Dimensional distortions

20
Q

What is sub-assembly?

A

Dividing large weldments into smaller sections for control

21
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Local preheating can alleviate what?

A

Shrinkage and stress buildup

22
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When balancing weld pull, what are you doing?

A

Planning weld sequence for equal stress distribution