Welding Symbols quiz

Fillet

Type of weld, approximately triangular cross section joining two surfaces at approximately exact angles to each other.

Plug

A circular fusion weld through in the hole of a slotted lap or tee joint

Square

A type of groove weld with a small separation at the edges of the base metal parts

V groove

A groove weld in which the joint edge of each member is beveled from the similar side

Bevel

A type of groove weld in which one member has a joint edge beveled from one side

U Groove

A groove weld in which the joint edge of both members is equipedin the form of a jfrom one side, giving a final U form to the fulfilled weld.

J Groove

A type of groove weld in which one member has a joint edge in the form of a J from one part.

Flare V

A type of groove weld, generally used to join two round or curved parts.

Flare Bevel

A type of groove weld, generall used to join a round or curved piece to a level pieve

Seam

A type of welding, continuous weld made between or upon overlapping metal parts

Back

A type of weld deposited at the back of a single groove weld

Surfacing

A type of weld which consists of one or more stringer beads or weave beads deposited on an steady surface in order to create desired dimension or properties

Edge

a weld that is improperly ositioned compared to current workpiece design edge welds are those welds are those welds that stroke or extend beyond the edge of the workpiece

Field Weld

a type of weld made at the construction site

Spot

Slot

stud

weld all around

melt thru

butt joint

corner joint

t joint

lap joint

edge joint

concave

convex

brazed joint

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