4.1 Study the pictures below and provide an applicable accident-preventing safety regulation for each situation - NSC Agricultural Technology - Question 4 - 2016 - Paper 1
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4.1 Study the pictures below and provide an applicable accident-preventing safety regulation for each situation.
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Worked Solution & Example Answer:4.1 Study the pictures below and provide an applicable accident-preventing safety regulation for each situation - NSC Agricultural Technology - Question 4 - 2016 - Paper 1
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4.1.1 Provide an applicable accident-preventing safety regulation.
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Do not step over revolving Power Take Off (PTO) shafts. The PTO shaft must be covered with a safety screen.
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4.1.2 Provide an applicable accident-preventing safety regulation.
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Do not overload electrical wall sockets.
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4.1.3 Provide an applicable accident-preventing safety regulation.
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Do not touch electrical fences and do not try to pull someone away from an electrical fence with your bare hands.
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4.1.4 Provide an applicable accident-preventing safety regulation.
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Prevent tractors from tipping over by not driving against steep slopes.
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4.2 Briefly describe the plasma-cutting process.
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The plasma-cutting process involves using a tungsten electrode and high-pressure plasma gas (which is gas in an ionized state) to generate and carry an electrical arc between the nozzle and workpiece. The electrical arc performs the cutting, while the pressurized plasma helps to clear the cut by removing metal impurities.
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4.3.1 Label parts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
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Gun/Pistol
Sprout
Filling wire guide
Copper contact tip
Filler wire
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4.3.2 Name THREE different metals that can be welded successfully.
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High carbon alloy steel (stainless alloys)
Aluminium
Mild steel
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4.3.3 State THREE advantages of the MIG welding machine.
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Higher welding speeds.
Greater deposition rates.
Less post weld cleaning (e.g., no slag to chip off).
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4.4 Describe the oxyacetylene cutting process.
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To cut a 20 mm thick mild steel plate, light the flame and adjust it to a carburizing flame. First, bring the material up to a red hot color. Then, oxygen is fed while the lever is engaged on the cutting attachment. The steel ignites and turns into a liquid, allowing the iron liquid to be cleared from the cut by the pressure from the oxygen stream.
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4.5.1 Describe the arc welding procedure.
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Ensure that the pieces to be welded are of the correct measurements and are ready for welding. Prepare the workpieces properly (using root gaps). Grind a V-groove on both sides. Tack the preparatory pieces together, ensuring that the correct electrode and current are set for the workpiece.
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4.5.2 Name TWO types of shrinking that can occur.
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