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Weld Quality

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Code   Set of requirements covering permissible materials, service limitations, fabrication, inspection, testing procedures, and qualifications of welders.  
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Cracks   Narrow breaks that occur in the weld metal, in the base metal, or in the crater formed at the end of a weld bead.  
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Inclusion   Foreign matter introduced into and remaining in a weld.  
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Laminations   Cracks in the base metal formed when layers separate.  
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Defect   A discontinuity or imperfection that renders a part of the product or the entire product unable to meet minimum acceptable standards or specifications.  
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Discontinuity   A change or break in the shape or structure of a part that may or may not be considered a defect, depending on the code.  
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Undercut   Groove melted into the base metal beside the weld. It is the result of the arc removing more metal from the joint face than is replaced by weld metal.  
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Arc Strike   Small, localized points where surface melting occurs away from the joint.  
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Spatter   Very fine particles of metal on the plate surface adjoining the weld area.  
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Incomplete Joint Penetration   Occurs when the filler metal fails to penetrate and fuse with an area of the weld joint.  
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Incomplete Fusion   The failure of a welding process, to fuse or join together, layers of weld metal or weld metal and base metal.  
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