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Essential Concepts in Heating and Welding

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IMPORTANT UEE BITS:

1. The material used as heating element for a furnace should have--


2. Which of the following heating element will have the least temperature range ---------- .
3. In a resistance furnace the atmosphere is ----------------------- .
4. For arc heating, the electrodes used are made of-----------------
5. The metal surfaces for electrical resistance welding must be------------------
6. One Angstrom is equal to ------------- .
7. Projection welding can be considered as a mass production form of------
8. Which of the following colour has wave-length between blue and yellow------------
9. Carbon arc lamps are commonly used in -------
10. Which gas is sometimes used in filament lamps----------
11. --------------- is commonly used for measuring mean spherical candle power.
12. The electrode is coated in order to-----------------
13. The gas used in a gas-filled filament lamp is---------------
14. Heating element in an incandescent lamp is of ----------------------------
15. Heating chambers may be of ---------------or--------------type.
16. In metal arc welding, too excessive welding current results in ------------
17. ----------------- welding can be defined as series of continuous spot welds.
18. Argon is an ---------------- gas.
19. The colour having shortest wave length is ----------------.
20. Light is expressed in -------------------
21. TIG welding is ---------------- welding.
22. Lumens / watt is the unit of------------------------
23. The unit of illumination is --------------
24. Power factor of a sodium vapour lamp is nearly-----------.
25. Candela is the unit of ----------------
26. The luminous flux is measured in --------------------.
27. Neon lamps are basically---------------- lamps.
Answers:

1. high specific resistance, high melting point


2. Ni–Cu alloy
3. neutral (controlled and clean), free from combustion gases.
4. Carbon electrodes
5. Clean and free from oxides, dirt, oil, or scale
6. 10⁻¹⁰ meter.
7. spot welding.
8. green.
9. search lights, projection lamps, and special purpose lighting
such as flash cameras.
10. Nitrogen
11. Rousseau’s construction
12. Emit electrons
13. Argon
14. Tungsten
15. Direct type or indirect type
16. Excessive spatter
17. Seam welding.
18. Inert gas.
19. Violet.
20. Lumen-hours.
21. Inert gas welding .
22. Lamp efficiency.
23. Lux (lumen/m²).
24. 0.8.
25. Luminous intensity.
26. Lumens.
27. Cold cathode lamps.

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