Exam 20: Shop Math and Weld Cost

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Describe the approach employed by small shops to estimate the costs of welding.

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The approach to estimating costs used by smaller shops is to get a price for the materials and then estimate the production time. Process and filler metal costs are considered, but little thought is given to the hidden costs of equipment depreciation, joint efficiency, power, and so on. With the majority of the welding jobs in these shops taking from a few hours to a few days and with costs ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars, extensive cost analysis cannot be justified. Extensive estimating may take more time than the job itself. To remain profitable and competitive, some cost estimation is required, however.

How many cubic yards of concrete would be needed to fill a foundation hole that is 3 ft wide, 6 ft long and 3 ft deep?

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The ____________________ tells us how many pounds of weld metal can be produced from a given weight of the electrode of welding wire.

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deposition efficiency

What are some of the applications of angles in welding?

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The ____ of a welding process refers to the percentage of the welding filler material that actually becomes part of the weld deposit.

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Most weldments use a tolerance of ± ____ inch or ± ____ inch.

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The cross-sectional area of the weld groove is equal to ____.

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Which of the following is not part of the labor cost?

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Total ____________________ cost includes wages and benefits.

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The formula for efficiency including stub loss must always be used when estimating the cost of depositing weld metal by the ____ method.

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Why is it that small job shops often continue using the SMAW process even though it has a relatively low operating factor?

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____ are measurements containing numbers that are expressed in two or more different units.

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How does the flux in a FCAW wire compare to a SMAW electrode, and what does it affect?

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A(n) ____________________ is a mathematical statement of the relationship of items.

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What is the area of a rectangle that is 21.5 ft by 10 ft?

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A ____ is a number that uses a decimal point to denote a unit that is smaller than 1.

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____ are numbers used to express units in increments of 1, so they can be divided evenly by the number 1.

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Describe the efficiency of solid wires for SAW.

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In the ____ process, when the loss due to flux handling and flux recovery systems is considered, the average ratio of flux to wire is approximately 1.4 pounds of flux for each pound of wire consumed.

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The deposition efficiency of the argon-shielded GMA process is about ____%.

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