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Slightly opening a valve is called:

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Slightly opening a valve is called:

Slightly opening a valve is called:

A) Breaking the valve. B) Cracking the valve.
C) Hedging the valve. D) Testing the valve.

Q. 2

Heat exchangers used in steam systems are usually _____.

a. water-to-steam
b. steam-to-air
c. steam-to-water
d. steam-to-steam

Q. 3

Before a steel plate is used for practice welding, mill scale on the plate is removed because the DCEN used in
GTAW has little or no _____.

a. electrical conductance
b. flux resistance
c. arcing ability
d. cleaning action

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