How does flux help students find their voice?

How does flux help students find their voice?

Realtime responses from Multiple Choice, Word Cloud, Free Text, Sentiment and other question types. Help students find their voice by collecting their questions to answer as you go or after class. And more… Anonymous Suggestion Boxes, Countdown Timers, Leaderboards and more!

How to send your students to flux.qa?

Send your students to flux.qa to join with the code we’ll provide you. Respond to misconceptions, answer questions and gather feedback. Ready to knock some socks off?

How does a co-deliver class work in flux?

Co-deliver your classes by sharing control of your FLUX session. This opens in a new window. How does it work? Create some poll questions or choose from a range other activities. Send your students to flux.qa to join with the code we’ll provide you. Respond to misconceptions, answer questions and gather feedback.

What does the usability designator mean for flux cored electrodes?

The usability designator also indicates a particular flux-cored electrode’s type of shielding system. AWS classifies all flux-cored electrodes into one group for the Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) process.

What are the AWS classification numbers for flux cored wires?

I have noticed that the AWS classification number for many of the flux-cored wires we carry are the same on the front end, but then have different dash numbers on the back end. Some example numbers are E71T-1, E71T-8, E71T-9, E71T-11, etc. Some wires even have two or three numbers on them.

What is the tensile strength of flux cored arc welding?

These electrodes are classified in the AWS document A5.29:A5.29M:2010 “Specification for Low Alloy Electrodes for Flux Cored Arc Welding”. These electrodes produce welds that are typically stronger than welds made with carbon steel electrodes, and have minimum tensile strengths of 80 to 120 ksi (550 – 827 MPa).

Which is AWS filler metal for flux cored electrodes?

It covers both carbon steel and low alloy flux-cored electrodes, as well as carbon steel and low alloy metal cored electrodes. It is the first of a new and improved style of filler metal specifications. It is effective now and runs in conjunction with AWS A5.20 and A5.29 until 2015.