Discussion
Which welding process employs a continuously fed electrode and uses both an external gas source and a granular flux to protect the weld pool?
Answer: C
Flux-cored arc welding employs a continuously fed electrode and uses both an external gas source and a granular flux for protecting the weld pool in the key. The electrode is a tube filled with flux. Gas metal arc welding uses a continuously fed wire and an external gas, but no flux, plasma arc welding uses a tungsten electrode and a plasma gas, and electro gas welding is used for vertical joints with a separate gas shield.
The difference from gas metal arc welding is the flux core in the wire, which forms slag over the weld metal.
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