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What happens when excessive preheating is applied during the oxy-acetylene flame-cutting process?
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- 1It increases the cutting speed but wastes oxygen
- 2It causes a rounded top edge on the cut and does not increase cutting speed✓
- 3It improves the cut quality by completely preventing oxidation
- 4It leads to a smooth, slag-free, and high-precision cut
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It causes a rounded top edge on the cut and does not increase cutting speed
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