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Welding Level 1 Module 2 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved backfire - a loud snap or pop as a torch flame is extinguished carburizing flame - A flame burning with an excess amount of fuel; also called a reducing flame. drag lines - The lines on the edge of the material that result from the travel of the cutting oxygen stream into, through, and out of the metal. dross - the material that is expelled from the kerf when cutting using a thermal process, sometimes called slag ferrous metals - metals containing iron flashback - the flame burning back into the tip, torch, hose, or regulator, causing a high pitched whistling or hissing sound gouging - the process of cutting a groove into a surface

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Welding Level 1 Module 2 Exam

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backfire - ✔✔a loud snap or pop as a torch flame is extinguished

carburizing flame - ✔✔A flame burning with an excess amount of

fuel; also called a reducing flame.

drag lines - ✔✔The lines on the edge of the material that result

from the travel of the cutting oxygen stream into, through, and out

of the metal.

dross - ✔✔the material that is expelled from the kerf when cutting

using a thermal process, sometimes called slag

ferrous metals - ✔✔metals containing iron

flashback - ✔✔the flame burning back into the tip, torch, hose, or

regulator, causing a high pitched whistling or hissing sound

gouging - ✔✔the process of cutting a groove into a surface


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, kerf - ✔✔the gap produced by a cutting process

neutral flame - ✔✔a flame burning with correct proportions of fuel

gas and oxygen

oxidizing flame - ✔✔a flame burning with an excess amount of

oxygen

pierce - ✔✔to penetrate through metal plate with an oxyfuel

cutting torch

soapstone - ✔✔soft, white stone used to mark metal

washing - ✔✔a term used to describe the process of cutting out

bolts, rivets, previously welded pieces, or other projections from

the metal surface

oxyfuel cutting is best suited for use on ________________ -

✔✔ferrous metals

the stream of high pressure cutting oxygen that is directed from

an oxyfuel torch causes the metal to instantaneously

________________ - ✔✔oxidize


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