Deck 26: Welding Symbols

Question 1

"Arrow side" welds are shown below the reference line of the weld symbol.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Process specifications are shown:

A)On the opposite side of the reference line as the weld symbol
B)Within the tail opening of the welding symbol
C)On the same side of the reference line as the weld symbol

Answer 2

B

Question 3

A welding joint in which the end of one part is positioned against the other part is called a:

A)Butt joint
B)Lap joint
C)Edge joint

Answer 3

A

Question 4

Based on their position relative to the welding symbol, welds are referred to as:

A)The top and bottom welds
B)Butt welds or lap welds
C)Arrow side and other side welds

Question 5

"Other side" welds are shown below the reference line of the weld symbol.

Question 6

The reference line forms the body of the welding symbol.

Question 7

Finish requirements:

A)May be specified below the arrow side contour symbol
B)May be specified below the arrow side contour symbol
C)Are never included in weld symbols
D)Are included in every weld symbol

Question 8

A weld symbol identifies:

A)The type of weld
B)The size of the weld
C)The location of the weld
D)All of the above

Question 9

A welding joint in which one flat part lies on top of another is a:

A)Butt joint
B)Lap joint
C)Edge joint

Question 10

A welding symbol might indicate a weld to be on the arrow-side, the far side, or both sides.

Question 11

Welding symbols are a shorthand method of transmitting information from the drafter to the welder.