Description

lack of penatration of the weld through the thickness of the jointthat is less than specified
base metal that has not been melted, but properties have been altered by heat from welding
condition resulting from lack of inert gas during welding
shortest distance from the face of the fillet to the joint root
deposition of filler metal to achive reqired dementions
cavity type discontinuities formed by gas entrapment during solidification
weld metal deposition for the purpose of corrosion protection or heat resistance
metal particles expelled during welding which deposit on the surface of the weld or adjacent base metal
groove melted into the basse metal adjacent to the weld toe or root and left unfilledby weld material
nonmetalic solid material adhering to or entraped between beads of weld as a result of welding
condition in which the weld face extends below the adjacent surface of the base metal
weld material in excess of the quantity required to fill a joint
shap conical concavity on the surface at weld stops, extending into the weld in irregular manner
difering thickness of two base metals to be welded
visual evidence that a discontinuity may be present
ball or globe shaped metal formation commonly associated with melt through
metal deposited for the purpose of wear resistance
metal deposited on base material prior to completing the weld to permit the final portion of a dissimilar metal to be completed as metallurgicallt compatible weld
depression in the weld face at the termination of a weld bead
all weld metal has been deposited, weld cooled to ambient, ready for NDT

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