Exam 24: Welding Codes and Standards

____ is the classification of weld metal analysis.

​The welding current should be listed as________________.

____________________ is the standard federal government, military, or aerospace terminology denoting a WPS.

The shortened term ____ is the most common term used by industry to denote a WPS.

The most commonly used code for pipelines is ____________________.

In the process of qualifying and certifying the WPS, if the test samples do not pass the applicable test, ____.

​Where would you find detailed information on the number of actual tensile, bend, or other test requirements?

____ is the ASTM specification for the type and grade of material, including the P-number.

____________________ or WPS is the standard terminology used by the American Welding Society and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

​What information about your specific weld test plate thickness should be included in the written WPS?

​What number should be included on a PQR?

What steps must be taken if the test samples do not pass the applicable test in the qualifying and certifying process?

____ are those in which a change is considered to affect the mechanical properties of the weldment to the point of requiring requalification of the procedure.

A welding code or ____________________ is a detailed listing of the rules or principles that are to be applied to a specific classification or type of product.

The welder's qualification is normally considered effective ____.

The most commonly used code for bridges, buildings, and other structural steel is ____________________.

The ____________________ qualifies a welder for the 1G position when the welder qualifies for 2G, 3G or 4G.

A qualified WPS is usable for ____.

​What is a set of written instructions called that describes how to make a sound weld?

Which of the following is true about qualifying the WPS?