Exam 13: Groove Welds

The distance between the joint members at the bottom of the weld is called the ____________________ opening.

The length of a groove weld is specified by placing the dimension to the ____ of the weld symbol.

A joint with a groove weld may include a requirement for joint gouging.

In the bevel groove welds, only one of the two members is ____________________ or beveled.

The dimension for the depth of the groove is placed to the immediate ____________________ of the weld symbol.

Single groove joints may include the addition of backing material at the root of a joint for the purpose of supporting molten weld metal.

A groove weld may include a metal strip or bar inserted at the ____________________ of the groove joint.

The ____ is the depth of the material actually included and fused in the weld.

After the initial weld is completed, spacers may be removed by ____.

To indicate the member to be prepared for the J- and bevel welds, the arrow breaks toward that member.

The ____ is a filler metal that is fused into the root of the joint and becomes a part of the weld.

If a weld is shown without a dimension, the size or depth of the weld is assumed to be equal to the thickness of the pieces.

The "____" symbol is used with a single or double groove weld symbol.

In the ____-groove welds, only one of the two members is beveled.

Consumable inserts may be used in conjunction with ____________________ groove welds.

____ welds may be specified as performing a sealing function only, such as when fabricating tanks and other metal containers that must be leakproof.

____ is the removal of base and weld metal from the other side of a joint that has been groove welded.

The "spacer material" symbol modifies the shape of the groove weld symbol by the addition of a circle within the groove symbol.

If the backing material is to be removed following the completion of the groove weld, a(n) "____" notation is used.

A groove weld symbol without the size of the weld dimension requires ____.