Tungsten Inerth Gas Welding T.I.G (Leaving Cert Engineering): Quizzes
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What does TIG stand for in TIG welding?
What does TIG stand for in TIG welding?
Tungsten Inert Gas
Which metals is TIG welding specifically designed for?
Which metals is TIG welding specifically designed for?
Aluminium and stainless steel
Why is tungsten used for the electrode in TIG welding?
Why is tungsten used for the electrode in TIG welding?
Very high resistance to heat
What effect does AC have on oxide layers in TIG welding?
What effect does AC have on oxide layers in TIG welding?
Peeling and breaking effect
What happens to the tungsten electrode during TIG welding?
What happens to the tungsten electrode during TIG welding?
It is not consumed
What is the primary purpose of the inert gas in TIG welding?
What is the primary purpose of the inert gas in TIG welding?
Protects from atmospheric contamination
What is typically used as the filler rod in TIG welding?
What is typically used as the filler rod in TIG welding?
Off-cut of metal being welded
What skill level does TIG welding require?
What skill level does TIG welding require?
High skill and precise timing
Why is a water cooler used in TIG welding equipment?
Why is a water cooler used in TIG welding equipment?
For torch cooling during extended use
Which application commonly uses TIG welding?
Which application commonly uses TIG welding?
Aluminium bicycle frames
What special challenge does aluminium present in TIG welding?
What special challenge does aluminium present in TIG welding?
Oxidizes very quickly when heated
What components control gas delivery in TIG welding?
What components control gas delivery in TIG welding?
Flowmeter and regulator