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AWS Welder Qualification & Procedure Testing Flashcards

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  1. What test specimens are typically required for groove weld procedure qualification under AWS D1.1?

    Answer: Bend tests and tensile tests

    AWS D1.1 procedure qualification for groove welds requires both bend tests (face, root, or side) and tensile tests to verify mechanical properties.

  2. What does a side bend test for groove weld procedure qualification evaluate?

    Answer: Weld ductility and fusion across the cross-section

    Side bend tests reveal lack of fusion, incomplete penetration, and evaluate ductility of the weld cross section.

  3. An 'essential variable' in a welding procedure is one whose change beyond code limits requires:

    Answer: Requalification of the procedure

    Essential variables are parameters that, when changed beyond allowed limits, affect weld mechanical properties and require the procedure to be requalified.

  4. When qualifying a WPS for fillet welds under AWS D1.1, the test uses:

    Answer: A fillet weld break test and macroetch examination

    Fillet weld procedure qualification uses the fillet weld break test and macroetch to verify size, fusion, and cross-sectional soundness.

  5. The purpose of a macro examination in weld procedure qualification is to:

    Answer: Visually examine the weld cross-section for fusion, penetration, and discontinuities

    A macroetch examination involves etching and examining a weld cross-section to reveal fusion, penetration depth, bead profiles, and internal discontinuities.

  6. Under AWS D1.1, if a welder fails a qualification test, when may they retest?

    Answer: Immediately after additional practice, upon immediate retest

    AWS D1.1 allows immediate retesting after additional practice or preparation following a failed initial test.