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Materials and Joins

Materials and Joins

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12 Slides • 11 Questions

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​Materials and Joins: Safety, Properties, Processes

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• Eye, hand, foot protection
• Guards and clamping
• Consequences of ignoring PPE

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Workshop safety and PPE

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Multiple Choice

What is the best eye protection when grinding?

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Ear muffs

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Safety glasses

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Dust mask

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Welding gauntlets

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• Magnetic vs non-magnetic
• Ductile vs malleable
• Properties affect join choice

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Metals & Properties

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Multiple Choice

Which stock is magnetic?

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Aluminium

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Brass

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Mild steel

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Copper

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• Ductile = bends/draws
• Malleable = hammered to shape
• Hard/Tough resist wear/impact

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Key Terms: Ductile, Malleable, Hardness, Toughness

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Multiple Choice

“Ductile” best means the metal can…

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Resist scratching

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Be drawn or bent without cracking

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Conduct heat poorly

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Rust quickly

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• Mechanical: bolts, rivets
• Fusion: welds by melting
• Choose by load and access

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Joint Families: Mechanical vs Fusion

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Multiple Select

Select the mechanical fasteners.

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Bolts

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Pop-rivets

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MIG weld

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Oxy-fusion

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• Wire + shielding gas
• Short, consistent stick-out
• Fit-up and tacks first

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MIG Essentials

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Multiple Choice

A MIG welder uses a consumable…

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Tungsten

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Wire electrode

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Flux rod

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Plasma torch

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• Stick flux makes shielding
• Less wind-sensitive than MIG
• For MIG use shields/indoors

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Stick (Arc) vs MIG Outdoors

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Multiple Choice

Why is stick more reliable than MIG outdoors?

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Higher voltage

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Flux shields the arc from the wind

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Heavier cables

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Bigger nozzle

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• Clean to bright metal
• Set parameters, fit-up, clamp
• Tack before full weld

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Prep & Clamping Workflow

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Multiple Choice

Which option shows the correct MIG setup workflow?

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Set parameters → Weld → Clamp & tack → PPE/clean

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PPE/clean → Set parameters → Clamp & tack → Weld

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Clamp & tack → PPE/clean → Weld → Set parameters

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PPE/clean → Clamp & tack → Set parameters → Weld

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• Zinc fumes risk
• Coating causes porosity
• Grind off zinc, extract fumes

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Galvanised Steel Hazards

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Multiple Select

Best controls before welding galvanised steel?

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Grind off zinc near joint

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Use fume extraction

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Paint first

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Longer stick-out

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Name the defect
• First corrective action
• Cleanliness first

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Defects & First Fixes

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Multiple Choice

First fix for lack of fusion in a fillet weld?

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Paint the joint

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Clean base + adjust parameters

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Smaller gloves

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Weld faster

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• Base metal changed by heat
• Properties shift near weld
• Manage with correct heat

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​Heat-Affected Zone (HAZ)

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Multiple Choice

The HAZ is the…

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Area untouched by heat

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Only the weld bead

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Base metal changed by welding heat

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Quenched zone far away

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• Mark and centre-punch
• HSS bit and clamp the stack
• Use washer as needed

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Drill & Rivet / Bolt Workflow

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Multiple Choice

Best practice for drilling and riveting?

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Wood bit, no clamp, eyeball

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HSS bit, clamp, centre-punch

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Masonry bit, clamp optional

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Any bit, freehand

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