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(806) 335-4364
EMEC 107 M
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WLDG-1378-LC6 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding I (GTAW)
Prerequisite: WLDG 1373 with minimum grade of C
Instruction and practice of equipment inspection, maintenance, repair and set up for gas tungsten arc welding. Instruction and practice in the production of fillet and groove welds in all positions on carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Practice and production of assemblies and coupons to be examined and tested according to Section 8 AWS SENSE QC10.
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Students enrolled in an educational program in preparation for obtaining certain occupational licenses are potentially ineligible for such license if the student has been convicted of an offense. For further information, please contact:
Melodie Graves
Justice Involved Advocate
Student Service Center 117
mgraves24@actx.edu
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Make appointment at https://melodiegraves.youcanbook.me
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(3 sem hrs; 2 lec, 2 lab)
On Campus Course
WELDING SKILLS
5th Edition
Authors: BJ Moniz and RT Miller
Publisher: American Technical Publishing
ISBN #978-0-8269-3084-2
WELDING SKILLS WORKBOOK
5th Edition
Author: Jonathan F Gosse
Publisher: American Technical Publishing
ISBN #978-0-8269-3085-9
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Notebook & Class Equipment Students are recommended to take notes during lectures and should maintain a class notebook containing handouts and reference materials. Students shall furnish personal protective equipment to include safety glasses and have their own personal hand tools similar to those on the department tool list.
Shop Policy Read safety handouts provided, use common sense, maintain safe shop practices, keep your Lab clean, and orderly. Keep all safety shields/guards, and equipment in place at all times. Notify your Instructor of faulty wiring/equipment, worn or damaged tools, or missing parts. No horseplay is allowed whatsoever. Academic disciplinary measures will be promptly administered to offending person(s). Please help the Instructor to maintain order so that he can be free to use your time for more effective teaching, and less time housekeeping. We all can enjoy the benefits of an effective and conducive learning environment. Remember to use your safety glasses when entering the shop area.
Tools, Equipment, and Clothing Students shall wear appropriate clothing to perform any work task assigned. Tools and equipment specified for this class and any preliminary class in the curriculum are to be furnished by the student. Failure to dress for work or bring needed equipment may count as an absence. All tools should be properly used and cared for, thus allowing for longevity and safety of both the user and the tool.
Stealing, vandalism, or pilferage will be dealt with severely!! No drugs, tobacco, drinks, or food allowed!
All students are expected to follow the Amarillo College Students Code of Conduct. Any violation of this Code will be dealt with appropriately.
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Written material from the text and workbook appropriate to each day's shop projects will be completed prior to the shop time.
The final overall grade will be determined as follows:
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Welding Projects |
50% |
| Written Tests | 15% |
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Attendance |
20% |
Homework 15%
90----100% A
80----89% B
70----79% C
60----69% D
<60% F
Attendance in class and lab participation is regarded as a requirement and an obligation for learning. Students will be allowed to make up two excused absences with the prior approval of the instructor. Extra shop time as needed to complete projects can be arranged on a "space available" basis. Must have approval of instructor.
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Class Meeting 1 Class orientation, welding safety, equipment setup and operation |
Class Meeting 2 Equipment familiarization, weld beads on flat plate |
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Class Meeting 3 Lap welds, 14 ga. steel, flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead |
Class Meeting 4 Lap welds, 14 ga. steel, flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead |
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Class Meeting 5 Tee welds, 14 ga. steel, horizontal, vertical, and overhead |
Class Meeting 6 Tee welds, 14 ga. steel, horizontal, vertical, and overhead First Written Exam |
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Class Meeting 7 Butt welds, 14 ga. steel, flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead |
Class Meeting 8 Butt welds, 14 ga. steel, flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead |
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Class Meeting 9 3/8" steel plate, v-groove, open butt, root and hot pass, (3G |
Class Meeting 10 3/8" steel plate, v-groove, open butt, root and hot pass, (3G) |
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Class Meeting 11 3/8" steel plate, v-groove, open butt, root and hot pass, (3G) Guided Bend Test |
Class Meeting 12 3/8" steel plate, v-groove, open butt, root and hot pass, (2G) |
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Class Meeting 13 3/8" steel plate, v-groove, open butt, root and hot pass, (2G) Second Written Exam |
Class Meeting 14 3/8" steel plate, v-groove, open butt, root and hot pass, (2G) Guided Bend Test |
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Class Meeting 15 3/8" steel plate, v-groove, open butt, root and hot pass, (4G) |
Class Meeting 16 3/8" steel plate, v-groove, open butt, root and hot pass, (4G) |
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