TEST 10 complete

1. The soldering material commonly applied for

automobile radiator cores and roofing seams.

A. 15/85% tin and lead

B. 50/50% tin and lead
C. 45/55% tin and lead
D. 20/80 tin and lead
1. 2. The flux that should be provided in soldering
electrical connection or commutator wires as it
tends as its tend to corrode the connectors
called

A. Sal ammoniac
B. Zinc chloride
C. Stearin
D. Acid fluxes
3. A brazed joint is ______ soldered joint

A. Stronger than
B. The same strength as
C. Three times as strong as
D. Weaker than
4. Brazing requires

A. Hard solder
B. Soft solder
C. More heat
D. Choices A and C
5. What is the reason why lead is used in
solders?

A. It has a high melting point

B. It has a low melting point
C. It is cheap
D. Choices B and C
6. The higher the melting point of the solder, the

A. Harder the solder joint

B. Softer the solder joint
C. Stronger the solder joint
D. Weaker the solder joint
7. Special solders used for aluminium usually
requires

A. Less than
B. More heat
C. The same heat as copper wire
D. The same heat as sheet metal
8. The flux usually used for hard solder is

A. Alum
B. Barium
C. Borax
D. Rosin
9. Soft solder melts at approximately

A. 250F
B. 350F
C. 450F
D. 550F
10. Soft solder is made of

A. Copper and zinc

B. Tin and copper
C. Tin and lead
D. Tin and zinc
11. Prepared soldered paste flux is most popular
but if you did not have any, you could use
_____ as substitute

A. Hydrochloric acid
B. Nitric acid
C. Sulfuric acid
D. Any of the above
12. Hard solder is made of

A. Copper and zinc

B. Tin and copper
C. Tin and lead
D. Tin and zinc
13. Soldered will not unite with metal surface
that has

A. Dirt on it
B. Grease on it
C. Oxidation on it
D. Any of the above
14. If muriatic acid is used as a flux, the soldered
area must be cleaned thoroughly afterwards
to prevent

A. Anyone touching it from getting burned

B. Remaining acid from eating metal
C. The acid from evaporating and the solder
disintegrating
D. None of the above
15. Sweating is the process of

A. Soldering two different types of metal

B. Separating two pieces of metal that have
been soldered together
C. Tinning two surfaces, applying flux them,
holding the two together and heating
D. None of the above
16. A surface to be soldered should be prepared
by

A. Acid cleaning the surfaces

B. Filling the surfaces
C. Scrapping the surfaces
D. Any of the above
17. One of the most important factors that is
often overlooked when soldering is the fact
that

A. The surfaces to be soldered must be cleaned

B. The two metals to be soldered must not be
the same
C. The metals to be soldered must be the same
D. All surfaces should be dipped in acid first
18. When soldering, flux is used for

A. Keeping the metal from getting too hot

B. Keeping the solder from running off the
metal
C. Keeping the tip of the soldering iron and
clean
D. Remove and prevent oxidation of the metals
19. Soldering is the process of

A. Holding two metals together by heating

B. Joining two metals by a third soft metal that
is applied in a molten state
C. Holding two different kinds of metals
together by heating
D. All of the above
20. Brazing is used for joining

A. Two ferrous material

B. One ferrous and non-ferrous material
C. Two non-ferrous material
D. Two non-metal
21. What is the most commonly used flux for
brazing?

A. Zinc chloride
B. Zinc and tin
C. Zinc and copper
D. Zinc and lead
22. Multi spot welding process is also referred as
______ welding.

A. Tack
B. Fillet
C. TIG
D. projection
23. The maximum temperature developed for
oxy-hydrogen welding is

A. 1755C
B. 1965C
C. 2565C
D. 3440C
24. The maximum temperature developed for
oxy-acetylene welding is

A. 1965C
B. 2565C
C. 3440C
D. 4565C
25. A mixture of aluminium powder and a metal
oxide powder is ignited by special powder in a
crucible.

A. Thermit welding
B. Stud welding
C. Resistance welding
D. Gas welding
26. A welding where an arc is struck between
two tungsten electrodes into which a jet of
hydrogen is directed.

A. Atomic hydrogen welding

B. Electron beam welding
C. Electro slug welding
D. Flash welding
27. A common rule is to make the rivet hole
diameter from ______ for rivets in single or
double shear.

A. 1.2t to 1.4t
B. 1.2√t to 1.4 √t
C. 1.3 √t to 1.6 √t
D. 1.4 √t to 1.8 √t
28. Fusion welding is the name frequently given
to processes not requiring pressure. It is
sometimes called

A. Flash welding
B. Seam welding
C. Spot welding
D. Thermit welding
29. The ratio of the load will produce the
allowable stress in any part of the joint to the
load that will produce the allowable stress in
the unpunched plate

A. Efficiency of the welded

B. Efficiency of the joint
C. Performance factor
D. Load factor
30. Thicker plates usually require excessive rivet
sizes and for practical reasons the rivet
diameter is made approximately

A. 1.2t
B. 1.2 √t
C. 2t
D. 2 √t
31. The process of joining metals by means by
heating to a temperature above the
recrystallization temperature or to fusion with
or without the application of pressure

A. Brazing
B. Soldering
C. Welding
D. seaming
32. The process of bonding two or more piece of
metal together by means of another metal
whose point is below 800F

A. Brazing
B. Seaming
C. Soldering
D. welding
33. The process of joining metal parts by means
of a non ferrous filter or alloy that melts at a
temperature above 800F

A. Brazing
B. Seaming
C. Soldering
D. welding
34. The process of joining metals in which the
two parts are joined by heating them
electrically to a temperature above the
recrystallization temperature

A. Flash welding
B. Projection welding
C. Thermit welding
D. Resistance welding
35. A fusion welding process in which the
welding heat is obtained from an electric arc
setup either between the base metal and one
electrode or between to electrodes.

A. Arc welding
B. Gas welding
C. Fusion welding
D. Spot welding
36. Refers to the capacity of a metal to be joined
by welding in a satisfactory.

A. Flame plating
B. Metal spraying
C. Fusion welding
D. Weldability
37. A surfacing method of blasting particles of
tungsten carbide onto the surface of a piece of
metal.

A. Flame plating
B. Metal spraying
C. Metallizing
D. Powder pouring
38. For fusion welding, efficiency shall be taken
as equal to

A. 80%
B. 85%
C. 90%
D. 95%
39. When the tensile strength of steel shell
plates is not known it shall be taken as

A. 379.31 N/mm²
B. 565.71 N/mm²
C. 556.17 N/mm²
D. 671.55 N/mm²
40. Minimum thickness for boiler plate shall be

A. 3.56mm
B. 5.36mm
C. 6.36mm
D. 6.56mm
41. The strength of iron rivets in single shear is

A. 262 N/mm²
B. 303 N/mm²
C. 524 N/mm²
D. 607 N/mm²
42. The strength of steel rivets in single shear is

A. 262 N/mm²
B. 303 N/mm²
C. 524 N/mm²
D. 607 N/mm²
43. When the longitudinal seams are of lap
riveted construction, the minimum factor of
safety is

A. 5
B. 6
C. 7
D. 8
44. The maximum allowable working pressure of
a non-code steel or wrought iron heating
boiler of welded construction shall not exceed

A. 0.5 bar
B. 1.0 bar
C. 1.5 bar
D. 2.0 bar
45. The ASME boiler code requires that the edge
distance must be not less than

A. 1.5d
B. 2.0d
C. 2.5d
D. 3.0d
46. A method of resistance welding in which the
heating and the pressure are localized at
specified points by providing embossed or
coined projections on the pieces to be joined.

A. Projection welding
B. Flash welding
C. Seam welding
D. Resistance welding
47. An intermittent weld, lightly done to hold
the members in position for assembly
purposes or for the principal welding

A. Spot weld
B. Tack weld
C. Butt weld
D. Fillet weld
48. What type of welding that the hot flame and
a metal rod are used?

A. Seam welding
B. Gas welding
C. Spot welding
D. Resistance welding
49. In used for joining members of
approximately equal in cross-section.

A. Mash welding
B. Butt welding
C. Upset welding
D. Choices B and C
The melting point of the filter material in brazing
is approximately or above

A. 420F
B. 600F
C. 800F
D. 1000F