Resistance welding
All of the above
Electrode is negative with respect to the work if DC is used
During carbon arc welding Electrode is negative with respect to the work if DC is used.
Too high current during welding
Arc welding using DC current
Magnetic Arc blow is a welding defect generally encountered in Arc welding using DC current.
Steel pipes are manufactured by Resistance welding.
Drooping
A rectifier for welding has voltage current characteristic as Drooping.
Cable
Cable is not a welding accessory.
Gas welding
Grey iron is usually welded by Gas welding.
Intermittent
The welding load is always Intermittent.
Hard drawn copper
Electrodes used for welding aluminium alloys are Hard drawn copper.
Tungsten inert gas welding
TIG welding is Tungsten inert gas welding.
None
No flux is used in TIG welding.
Tungsten arc welding
The recommended welding methods For the welding of aluminium alloys are Tungsten arc welding.
Multiple power submerged arc
Multiple power submerged arc automatic welding process is likely to give maximum rate of metal deposition.
95 to 135 amperes
A 10 SWG electrode usually operates in the current range of 95 to 135 amperes.
20 SWG
20 SWG electrodes will have least diameter.
While inserting electrode into the holder
The danger of shock is maximum While inserting electrode into the holder.
Always earthed
The welding electric circuit is Always earthed.
Thermit welding
Steel rails are welded by Thermit welding.