WELDING

flammable and unstable liquid that is used to dissolve and stabilize acetylene

• Acetylene

• Alloy

• Electrode

• Acetone

a highly combustible gas that is made of carbon and hydrogen that is used in gas welding.

• Acetylene

• Alloy

• Electrode

• Acetone

a mixture of one or more elements with at least one being a metal.

• Acetylene

• Alloy

• Electrode

• Acetone

various materials that are used to conduct the welding current between the electrode holder and the welding arc.

• Acetylene

• Alloy

• Electrode

• Acetone

a pure form of iron that exists below the lowest critical temperature.

• Acetylene

• Alloy

• Electrode

• ferrite

filler metal that comes in a rod or wire form and is used in brazing and gas welding or in arc welding where the electrode does not produce filler metal.

• Acetylene

• Alloy

• welding rod

• ferrite

metals that do not contain any iron. Examples of nonferrous metals include aluminum, bronze, copper, lead and titanium.

• ferrous

• Alloy

• nonferrous

• ferrite

cleaner used to clean metals to be welded, soldered or brazed. It also dissolves rust and releases any trapped gases that may be in the metal.

• ferrous

• Alloy

• nonferrous

• flux

a welding process where pressure is used to make a weld.

• gas welding

• arc welding

• pressure welding

• flux

a welding process where the heat produced from an arc forms a weld by fusing a metal electrode and material to be welded together.

• gas welding

• metal-arc welding

• pressure welding

• flux