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SPOT Welding Most Important MCQ
SPOT Welding Most Important MCQ

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SPOT Welding MCQ 1 to 50

1. Which of the following units are used to express heat input?

a) Joules
b) N/mm2
c) J/mm2
d) KJ/mm

2. Which of the following units are used to express current flow?

a) Joules
b) Amperes
c) Ohms
d) Seconds

3. Which of the following units are used to express electric resistance?

a) Joules
b) Amperes
c) Ohms
d) Seconds

4. Which of the following welding processes is used for welding sheet metals in
automobile and aircraft industries?

a) Shield metal arc welding
b) Gas tungsten arc welding
c) Thermit welding
d) Resistance welding

5. Which of the following the welding process is used for welding sheet metals in
automobile and aircraft industries?

a) Shield metal arc welding
b) Resistance welding
c) Gas tungsten arc welding
d) Gas metal arc welding

6. In what basic way does resistance welding differ from arc welding?

a) No arc is produced
b) No extra is added
c) Heat is produced by the resistance offered  by the workpiece
d) All of the above

7. The heat generated (H) in resistance welding is expressed by

a) I 2Rt
b) IR2t
c) IRt2
d) 2IRT

8. Which of the following is not a resistance welding?

a) Spot welding
b) Flash Butt welding
c) Projection welding
d) Thermit welding

9. The voltage needed in resistance welding does not depend upon

a) Composition
b) Area
c) Thickness of weld
d) Length of weld

10. In electric resistance welding…

a) Voltage is high & current is low
b) Voltage is low & current is high
c) Both voltage & current is high
d) Both voltage & current is low

10. In electric resistance welding, two copper electrodes used are cooled by…

a) Water
b) Air
c) Both A & B
d) None of the above

11. Electrodes used for spot welding are of many shapes & sizes, the most common is…

a) Beveled tip
b) Flat tip
c) Centre tip
d) None of the above
11. All spot welding machines have three basic components, which are these components?
a) Mechanism to apply pressure
b) Electrical transformer circuit
c) Timing system to control the duration of the flow of current
d) All of the above

12. The main disadvantage of spot welding is…

a) It leaves slight depression on the weld metal
b) It is not highly economical
c) Welding rate is low
d) Produces large heat affected zone

13. What type of resistance the welding process is used for attaching fasteners to structural
members?

a) Spot welding
b) Seam welding
c) Butt welding
d) Projection welding

14. When two pieces of different metals are to be welded by projection welding, then the
projection should be made on

a) Thinner metal piece
b) Thicker metal piece
c) On both the plates
d) None of these

15. When two pieces of different metals are to be welded by projection welding, then the
projection should be made on the metal piece with

a) Higher conductivity
b) Lower conductivity
c) Higher ductility
d) None of the above

15. Projection welding is a

a) Continuous spot welding process
b) Multi-spot welding process
c) Arc welding process
d) Process used for joining round bars
16. Seam welding is a
a) Continuous spot welding process
b) Multi-spot welding process
c) Arc welding process
d) Process used for joining round bars

17. In which of the following the resistance welding process, electrodes of two copper wheels
are used

a) Projection welding
b) Seam welding
c) Flash welding                           
d) Spot welding

18. What is a “Nugget “in resistance welding?

a) Fusion zone
b) Base metal
c) Pressure load
d) Current
19. Which metals are not possible to weld by projection welding?
a) Aluminium
b) Nickel alloys
c) Carbon see  l alloys
d) Copper & brass

20. In resistance welding, if the current is doubled, the heating effect becomes:

a) Double 
B) Four times      
c) Eight times
d) Sixteen times

21. The important factors, which affects the quality of spot weld is…

a) Welding current
b) Electrode pressure
c) Duration of current flow
d) All of the above

23. Name the two resistance welding processes are shown in fig…

a) Spot welding & Seaming Welding
b) Projection Welding & Butt welding
c) Projection welding & seam welding
d) Seaming welding & flash butt welding

24. The main qualities a good spot welding electrode is

a) Highly strong
b) Wear-resistant
c) High electrical conductivity
d) All of the above
25. In spot welding, the size of the nugget is controlled by…
a) Time
b) Current
c) Pressure
d) Electrode contact area

26. Which is the following statement is true regarding spot welding?

a) It is also known as multi spot welding process
b) It can be produced by either a continuous or intermittent method of operation
c) It is not possible to obtain airtight welding
d) All of the above

27. In intermittent seam welding method, the electrode…

a) rotate at a constant speed
b) rotate for fixed angle
c) rotate at a high speed
d) rotate at a low speed

28. Which type of welding is suitable for square butt joint in thin section?

a) Spot welding
b) Butt seam welding
c) Projection welding
d) Upset welding
29. Welding of copper in spot welding is difficult because of it...
a) High ductility
b) High toughness
c) High electrical conductivity
d) High thermal conductivity

30. Hollow electrodes are used in spot welding because…

a) To reduce cost
b) To circulate water
c) To reduce weight
d) To reduce material resistance

31. Which type of resistance the welding machine is used for the continuous welding process?

a) Butt welding machine
b) Spot welding machine
c) Projection welding machine
d) Seam welding machine

32. Depends on what, current the setting is set in resistance spot welding?

a) Size of overlapping
b) Duration of current flow
c) Number of spots to be made
d) Thickness of sheet to be welded
33. The welding pressure in resistance welding increases than current and time must
a) Decreases
b) Increases
c) Remains same
d) None of the above

34. What is the maximum the temperature of weld zone in spot welding?

a) 750°C - 900°C
b) 900°C - 1200°C
c) 1500°C - 1700°C
d) 1800°C - 2100°C

35. Welding time in resistance welding depends upon

a) Rate of pressure
b) Rate of heat generation/dissipation
c) Rate of temperature
d) All of the above
36. In projection welding, the depth of projection is about:
a) 20% of sheet thickness
b) 40% of sheet thickness
c) 60% of sheet thickness
d) 80% of sheet thickness
37. In spot welding, the tip diameter of the electrode is about…
a) √t
b) √2t
c) 2√t
d) √3t

38. In spot welding, the spacing between two spot welds is…

a)4t
b) 8t
c) 12t
d) 16t

39. In spot welding, two electrodes are made of

a) Aluminum
b) Copper
c) Iron
d) Bronze

40. A seam weld can be produced by…

a) Continuous method of operation
b) Intermittent method of operation
c) either continuous or intermittent method of operation
d) none of the above
41. Show the welding symbol used for indicating spot welding?
42. What is the name of the weld shown in the resistance welding process?
a) Butt/upset welding
b) Flash butt welding
c) Projection welding
d) Seam welding

43. What is the name of the weld shown in the resistance welding process?

a) Butt/upset welding
b) Flash butt welding
c) Projection welding
d) Seam welding

44. The letterbox body shown is going to be made from galvanized steel sheets and will be
mass-produced. What is the best method of joining seam A?

a) EBW
b) Spot welding
c) MIG welding
d) SAW
45. Butt upset welding differs from flash welding, in that there is no arcing between
the surfaces being joined. This statement is true or false.
a) True
b) False
c) Either true or false
d) None of the above
46. Welding of copper in the resistance welding process is difficult because of its…
a) High thermal conductivity
b) High electrical conductivity
c) High toughness
d) High ductility
47. Which of the following the resistance welding machine is used to join pipe sections end to
end?
a) Projection welding
b) Spot welding
c) Seam welding
d) Butt welding

48. Which welding process is similar to projection welding?

a) Submerged arc welding
b) Flash butt welding
c) Spot welding
d) Seam welding
49. Brass & copper cannot be projection welded because…
a) It is hazardous to welder
b) Projection collapse under pressure
c) Making projection is difficult on it
d) Both a & c