Welding Positions, Weld Slope and Rotation Topic covered What Is a Welding Position?What are the 4 welding positions?What is 1F 2F 3F 4F welding?What do 1G 2G 3G and 4G mean in…
History of Forge Welding Forge welding is by far the most ancient known welding method, which has been practised for centuries. It is believed that it started with the discovery of metals…
Cast iron includes a variety of iron-based materials such as carbon, silicon manganese, phosphorous, sulfur, etc. It is a versatile metal used for both general and commercial purposes. Tropics Types of cast…
Electrodes shape, polarity, and its effects Electrode plays a major role in welding operations with their shape and polarity. Usually, electrodes are made of metal or alloy with or without the covering…
Spraying system As discussed earlier, the spraying system is a process of coating the surface of the workpiece in various ways. In today's era, different types of spraying systems are being used…
An electric arc spraying system is a popular coating method as it is comparatively more efficient and cheaper than other processes. This process is accomplished by melting the filler metal at a…
Metal spraying is a process whereby molten metal is applied in a form of a fine spray to the surface of the base metal. The molten metal binds completely with the surface of the workpiece as a form of coating.
Projection welding process It is a set of resistance welding processes wherein Unionization is produced by the heat received from resistance to electric current flow through the work parts held together under…
Welding of Plastic Preface The concept of plastic welding is nearly eight decades old, when German chemists and technicians began a strict search…
Ultrasonic welding The Ultrasonic welding process is a type of solid-state welding process wherein welding is done by the local application of high-frequency vibratory energy to workpieces, held together under pressure. Introduction…
Stick electrode Stick electrode (used in manual metal arc / shielded metal arc welding) is a core wire in various sizes and thicknesses, over which the flux coating is coated. Stick…
Stick welding Usually stick welding is known as the shielded metal arc welding, wherein a flux-coated stick electrode is used to fill the joint. Stick welding is a widely used welding process…
Stainless steel is also known as corrosion-resistant steels. Due to its versatility, durability, and affordability, its use is steadily growing worldwide. Welding of Austenitic stainless steels Stainless steel welding techniques differ from…
Detail description about under water welding processes.
As we know that Tig Welding is a fusion welding process and the arc is generated by an electric power source, where many tools are required… First in essential tools Welding Machine…
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Selection of Electrode in the welding process
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WELDING STANDARDS, A review: The welding standards have been in use for a long time. It mainly developed in 1898, when A group of scientists and engineers, led by Charles Dudley, formed…
Aluminum and Its Alloys Although aluminum is lightweight and low-strength metal, some aluminum alloys are becomes four times stronger than mild steel after alloying some ingredients. Characteristics of Aluminum and Its Alloys…
Weld refers to joining pieces of metal together by heating them, with or without pressing. Definition A weld is defined as a union of metals by welding, due to heat, and or…
Weldability The welding ability or Weldability is considered as the ability of a material to be welded under the suitably designed conditions of construction imposed in specific to perform satisfactorily in structure…
Explosive welding belongs to the solid phase (state) welding process in which coalescence is affected by high-velocity agitation produced by a controlled explosion. History of explosive welding The origin of the explosive…