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What Gas Should You Use for TIG Welding? (with Chart)
For TIG welding, the most commonly used gas is pure argon (100% argon).

Here’s why:

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Shielding – Argon creates a stable, inert atmosphere around the weld, preventing contamination from oxygen, nitrogen, and moisture in the air.

Arc Stability – It provides a smooth, stable arc that's easy to control.

Versatility – Works well for almost all TIG applications, including steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.

Other options (special cases):

Argon + Helium – Increases heat input for thicker metals or faster travel speeds.

Argon + Hydrogen – Sometimes used for stainless steel to improve weld bead appearance, but not recommended for aluminum (risk of porosity).

❌ Avoid using CO₂ or Argon/CO₂ mixes (common in MIG welding) — they cause oxidation and poor weld quality in TIG.

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Which of the following is NOT a primary cause of scattered radiation in gamma radiography?
a) Compton effect
b) Photoelectric effect
c) Pair production
d) Fluorescence

If an X-ray tube is operated at higher kV, the primary effect is:
a) Increased wavelength and better sensitivity
b) Decreased wavelength and higher pe*******on
c) Increased exposure time
d) Reduced scatter

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