Q. Which of the following is not correct about submerged arc welding?

  • (A) high deposition rate
  • (B) short set-up time
  • (C) high quality welds
  • (D) slag removal needed
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βœ… Correct Answer: (B) short set-up time
Explanation: the following are some advantages of submerged arc welding: (i) high deposition rate, (ii)high quality welds with good ductility, high impact strength, good corrosion resistance, (iii)good for welding long joints(in excess of 1m), (iv)no eye protection required. some disadvantages are : (i) long set-up time, (ii)slag removal needed, (iii)used for flat or horizontal fillets only.

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the following are some advantages of submerged arc welding: (i) high deposition rate, (ii)high quality welds with good ductility, high impact strength, good corrosion resistance, (iii)good for welding long joints(in excess of 1m), (iv)no eye protection required. some disadvantages are : (i) long set-up time, (ii)slag removal needed, (iii)used for flat or horizontal fillets only.

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