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Welding Metallurgy MCQs with Explanations

Practice high-yield Metallurgical Engineering MCQs on Welding Metallurgy with worked academic solutions for PAEC, NESCOM, HIT, FPSC.

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Exam-Level PAEC NESCOM HIT FPSC
Verified for Commission Syllabus • Oct 14, 2026
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Question 1 of 37
★ PAEC ★ NESCOM

Stainless steel is welded using

Question 2 of 37
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The nature of submerged arc welding flux with basicity index of 0.5 is

Question 3 of 37
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Lap joints are preferred over butt joints in soldering/brazing because

Question 4 of 37
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For a good quality brazing, the molten filler alloy should have

Question 5 of 37
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Determine the correctness or otherwise of the following Assertion [a] and the Reason [r] . Assertion: In a pure metal weld, elastic modulus in the heat affected zone (HAZ) is the same as that in the base metal. Reason: Coarse grained microstructure in the HAZ results in lower hardness.

Question 6 of 37
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Preheating of steel plate during welding is required to

Question 7 of 37
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Which of the following is not a solid state welding process?

Question 8 of 37
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Which one of the following welding processes uses a non-consumable electrode?

Question 9 of 37
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A weldment consists of

Question 10 of 37
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Preheating prior to welding is done for the purpose of

Question 11 of 37
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Match the joining processes in Group 1 with the filler material in Group 2 . Group 1 Group 2 P. Soldering 1. Silver-titanium alloy Q. Welding 2. Silver-tin alloy R. Brazing 3. Mild steel 4. Lead fluoride

Question 12 of 37
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Determine the correctness or otherwise of the following Assertion (a) and Reason (r) . Assertion (a): During welding of aluminium alloys by the gas tungsten arc welding process, direct current reverse polarity (DCRP) mode is used. Reason (r): DCRP facilitate breaking up of the oxide film on the workpiece surface.

Question 13 of 37
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"Cold cracking" in the heat affected zone of a high strength steel weld can take place because of

Question 14 of 37
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Steels with high carbon equivalent have poor weldability because in these steels during welding

Question 15 of 37
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Which of the following is not a fusion welding process?

Question 16 of 37
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Of the following welding processes [P] Laser Beam Welding [Q] Submerged Arc Welding [R] Metal Inert Gas Welding the width of the heat-affected zone in decreasing order is

Question 17 of 37
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In TIG welding thoriated tungsten electrodes are used because it

Question 18 of 37
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In the consumable electrode shielded metal arc welding process, which of the following observations are correct? P. The, weld composition does not depend upon the basicity of the slag. Q. Basic flux is used to achieve low hydrogen content-and low inclusion content in the weld metal. R. Reverse polarity of the direct current power source is used to weld thin sheets. S. Coated electrodes are classified by tensile strength of the weld metal deposit.

Question 19 of 37
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In an arc welding experiment, the current, voltage and electrode travel speed were 140 A, 22 V, and 15 cm/min respectively. The heat input per unit length of the weld is given by . . . . . . . . kJ/cm.

Question 20 of 37
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Match the welding process in Group 1 with the source of heat in Group 2 . Group 1 Group 2 P. Ultrasonic welding 1. Thermochemical Q. Spot welding 2. Electrical resistance R. SMAW 3. Friction S. Thermit welding 4. Electric arc

Question 21 of 37
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In brazing process, the liquid metal fills the gap by which one of the following means?

Question 22 of 37
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Match the following: Process Characteristics P. Ultarasonic welding 1. Most commonly used process Q. Plasma arc welding 2. Use of explosives R. Thermit welding 3. Highest temperature S. Shielded metal arc welding 4. Solid state process 5. Use of chemical energy

Question 23 of 37
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Which of the following is not a solid state metal joining technique?

Question 24 of 37
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Match the following: Group 1 Group 2 P. Thermit welding 1. Globular metal transfer Q. Arc welding 2. Mechanical energy converted to heat energy R. Welding in solid state 3. Exothermic process S. Friction welding 4. Diffusion bonding

Question 25 of 37
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Which one of the following carbon equivalent in steel is considered good for weldability?

Question 26 of 37
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Match the welding processes in Group 1 with the principal mechanism in Group 2 . Group 1 Group 2 P. Seam welding 1. Ionisation and plasma Q. Explosive welding 2. Exothermic reaction R. Gas welding 3. Interfacial deformation S. TIG welding 4. Interfacial resistance heating 5. Interfacial diffusion of atoms

Question 27 of 37
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Brazing fillermetal used for joining steel plates

Question 28 of 37
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Melting rate of electrodes in manual metal arc welding (MMAW) process is mainly governed by the

Question 29 of 37
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Thermit welding uses the following energy sources.

Question 30 of 37
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The grain size in the heat affected zone (HAZ) of a weld is maximum

Question 31 of 37
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Flux in welding process acts as

Question 32 of 37
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In multipass are welds shot peening is done after each pass to

Question 33 of 37
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The titanium alloys are welded using the following process.

Question 34 of 37
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Arc welding is done using current, voltage and welding speed of 200 A, 20 V and 0.01 m/s, respectively. The heat input in KJ per unit length is

Question 35 of 37
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The order of decreasing weldability among the following steel is P. Fe-0.6% C Q. Fe 0.4% C R. HSLA

Question 36 of 37
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For better resistance welding, the metal must have P. high electrical resistivity and low melting point Q. high thermal conductivity R. high electrical resistivity and high melting point S. low thermal conductivity

Question 37 of 37
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Two sheets of iron and copper of equal thickness are welded together into one sheet. Iron is in contact with water at 298 K and copper is in contact with steam at 373 K. At steady state, the temperature profile within the sheet will be

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