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GMAW: Welding Safety for Stainless Steel and Aluminum

Valve protecting caps should be kept in place unless a ______________ is attached to the cylinder.

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Valve protecting caps should be kept in place unless a ______________ is attached to the cylinder.

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gas regulator

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Valve protecting caps should be kept in place unless a ______________ is attached to the cylinder.

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gas regulator

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What is the first step when changing shielding gas cylinders?

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Properly secure the cylinder.

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What is the first step when changing shielding gas cylinders?

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Properly secure the cylinder.

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Which of the following isn't a toxic gas associated with GMAW?

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Which of the following isn't a toxic gas associated with GMAW?

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oxygen

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Which of the following isn't a toxic gas associated with GMAW?

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oxygen

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With GMAW, phosgene gas could be present as a result of the thermal or ultraviolet decomposition of what?

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With GMAW, phosgene gas could be present as a result of the thermal or ultraviolet decomposition of what?

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chlorinated hydrocarbons

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With GMAW, phosgene gas could be present as a result of the thermal or ultraviolet decomposition of what?

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chlorinated hydrocarbons

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The ozone concentration from the welding arc will generally increase with: an ____________ in welding current, using argon as the shielding gas, and when welding highly reflective metals.

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The ozone concentration from the welding arc will generally increase with: an ____________ in welding current, using argon as the shielding gas, and when welding highly reflective metals.

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increase

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The ozone concentration from the welding arc will generally increase with: an ____________ in welding current, using argon as the shielding gas, and when welding highly reflective metals.

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increase

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Some test results show that high concentrations of nitrogen dioxide are found only within __________ of the arc.

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Some test results show that high concentrations of nitrogen dioxide are found only within __________ of the arc.

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6 inches

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Some test results show that high concentrations of nitrogen dioxide are found only within __________ of the arc.

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6 inches

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Welding fumes generated by GMAW can be controlled by all the following except _______________.

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Welding fumes generated by GMAW can be controlled by all the following except _______________.

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an oxygen return circulator

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Welding fumes generated by GMAW can be controlled by all the following except _______________.

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an oxygen return circulator

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 160-250 amps?

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 160-250 amps?

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Shade 12

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 160-250 amps?

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Shade 12

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW under 60 amps?

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW under 60 amps?

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Shade 9

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW under 60 amps?

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 60-160 Amps?

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 60-160 Amps?

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 60-160 Amps?

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 250-500 Amps?

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 250-500 Amps?

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What is the suggested filter glass (comfort) for GMAW between 250-500 Amps?

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Dark leather or ___________ clothing is recommended for GMAW.

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Dark leather or ___________ clothing is recommended for GMAW.

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wool

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Dark leather or ___________ clothing is recommended for GMAW.

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wool

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Which of the following is not a safety concern with GMAW?

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Which of the following is not a safety concern with GMAW?

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cold metal

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Which of the following is not a safety concern with GMAW?

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cold metal

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