Welding Symbols and Joint Types Explained
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ScribdTranslations1.- According to the ANSI/AWS A2.4 standard, these are types of basic joints.
Except for:
To the top
In T
L-shaped
Sunken
On edge
2.- Interpret the following welding symbolism. According to the location of the welding symbol.
Welding on stud and side of the arrow
Welding of the seam and the other side of the arrow
Welding on the filet and side of the arrow
Overlay welding and side of the arrow
Welding on the fillet and the other side of the arrow
3.- The .................... is the shape and size of a joint seen in cross-section before being
soldier.
Board
Joint geometry
Symbolism of the council
Additional symbol
Full throttle
4.- The definition, "It is the part of a joint to be welded where the components come as close as possible.
soon between them.” It refers to:
Welding symbol
The root of the board
Edge of the root
Chamfer angle
Chaflán
5.- Through the symbols it is possible to determine: the quality of the welding, procedure of the
welding to be employed, execution of the weld bead and..................
Previous treatment
Prior and post treatment
Welding data
Data on limits, prior and subsequent treatment, as well as verification of the weld seams
Prior and post-treatment, as well as verification of the weld seams
6.- The groove weld with bevel is shown. The figure belongs to:
Choose at least one correct answer.
Double V welding
Welding with bevel in K
Double K welding
Half V welding
Welding with bevel angle
7.- According to the ANSI/AWS A2.4 standard, the definition; "It is a weld of approximately cross-sectional area
triangular joining two surfaces approximately at right angles in a lap joint, in T or L.
a:
Groove welding
Fillet welding
Butt welding
Flange welding
Plug welding
8.- The groove weld with bevel is shown. What type of bevel does the figure indicate? Choose at least
a correct answer.
Bevel in "J" with an angle of 20°
U-shaped bevel with an angle of 20°
Double "K" bevel with an angle of 20°
Middle bevel 'U' with an angle of 20°
Bevel in 'V' with an angle of 20°
9.- When one wants to add; 'slot depth' or 'weld size in the slot'. What to
Should the welding symbol be indicated on the side?
Right side
Upper side
Bottom side
Left side
In the queue
10.- In the combinations of edge geometries for edge joints. The figure belongs to:
U-shaped chamfer
Straight bevel
V-shaped bevel
Chamfer in ½ V
Bevel at ½ J
11.- In the following welding symbolism, what does the dimension of 1/8 refer to?
Slot angle
Root face
Depth of penetration
Welding size
Root opening
12.- Es usada para aplicar los símbolos de soldadura y cualquier otra información, y tene un significado partcular que
remains independent of the elements that are added to it.
Reference line
The arrow
The tail
Multiple reference line
Symbol
13.- In the following welding symbolism, the digit ¾ refers to:
Weld size
Effective throat
Depth of preparation
Root opening
Electrode diameter
14.- The dimensions that appear to the left of the welding symbol generally refer to:
Welding length
Weld size / preparation depth
Root opening
Radio
Welder position
15.- They are elements of welding symbolism, except for:
Reference line
Arrow
Quotas and margins
Cola
Supplementary symbols
16.- What does the following figure indicate to us, according to the spacing and thickness of the material for common butt joints,
taking as a reference the cross section of welding.
An open rectangular cover welded on one side
An open rectangular top welded on one side
Simple V slot welded on one side
Simple groove in bevel welded on both sides
Single slot in J welded on both sides
17.- What does the following figure indicate to us, according to the spacing and thickness
from the material for common joints flat out, having as a reference the
cross section of welding.
An open rectangular lid welded on both sides
Single groove in J welded on both sides
Single groove in chamfer welded on both sides
A rectangular open top welded on one side
Double V groove welded on both sides
18.- What does the following figure indicate to us, according to the spacing and thickness of the material for common butt joints?
taking as reference the cross-section of welding.
Double V groove welded on both sides
Bevel groove welded on both sides
An open rectangular top welded on one side
Simple slot in J welded on both sides
Single groove on bevel welded on both sides
19.- What does the following figure indicate to us, according to the spacing and thickness of the material for common butt joints?
taking as reference the cross section of welding.
An open rectangular top welded on one side
Single groove in J welded on both sides
A welded open rectangular top, on one side
Single groove in bevel welded on both sides
Double V groove welded on both sides
20.- What does the following figure indicate to us, according to the spacing and
thickness of the material for common joints at the edge, using the cross-section of the weld as a reference.
Double V groove welded on both sides
Single groove in chamfer welded on both sides
Single groove in J welded on both sides
Single groove in beveled soldered on both sides
Open rectangular top welded on one side
21.- Symbols help to:
To better understand the welding to which the structure will be subjected.
Making work easier
To the interpretation of plans
To eliminate the errors of inadequate welding for the stresses to which the structure will be subjected.
To fix poorly made welds
22.- The attached figure shows a section of a manufacturing plan. What type of plan is it?
Detail plan
Site plan
Plan of parts
Assembly plan
Welding plan
23.- What does the number 2 of the welding symbol diagram shown in the figure indicate?
The root opening
Tsize of the backing
Welding size
Bevel or preparation depth
Welding length
24.- Which of the alternatives describes the correct interpretation of the welding symbol shown in the figure?
Symmetrical intermittent fillet weld of length 100 mm and pitch 250 mm
Welding of asymmetric intermittent fillet with a length of 250 mm and a pitch of 100 mm
Welding of asymmetric intermittent fillet of length 100 mm and pitch 250 mm
Symmetrical intermittent fillet weld of length 250 mm and pitch 100 mm
Double fillet welds, spaced 100 mm and 250 mm from the edge respectively