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Want to know more about welding ? Then
choose from the listing below
Brought to you in conjunction with TWI, World Centre
for Materials Joining
Technology.
Welding Methods:
Manual
Metal Arc Welding
Oxyacetylene Welding
MIG Welding
Submerged Arc Welding
TIG Welding
Plasma Welding
Ceramics - materials, joining and applications
Welding techniques for thermoplastics
Extrusion welding of thermoplastics
Butt fusion welding of plastics
Friction welding of plastics
Hot plate welding of plastics moulded components
Hot Gas Welding of Plastics Part 1
Hot Gas Welding of Plastics Part 2
Ultrasonic welding of injection moulded components Part 1
Ultrasonic welding of injection moulded components Part 2
Gouging:
Thermal Gouging
Oxygen-fuel gas
flame gouging
Manual
metal arc gouging
Plasma
arc gouging Air carbon
arc gouging
Welding Equipment:
Equipment
for Oxyacetylene welding
Equipment
for MMA welding
Equipment
for MIG welding
Equipment
for Submerged arc welding
Equipment
for TIG Welding
Equipment
for Plasma welding
How To Weld:
Carbon
manganese and low alloy steels
Stainless
steel
Aluminium
alloys
Nickel
and nickel alloys
Copper
and copper alloys
Titanium
and titanium alloys
Cast irons
Distortion
Prevention
by pre-setting, pre-bending or use of restraint
Prevention
by fabrication techniques
Corrective
techniques
Types and
causes
Welding Defects:
Incomplete
root fusion or penetration
Lack of
sidewall and inter-run fusion
Porosity
Slag inclusions
Solidification
cracking
Hydrogen
cracks in steels - identification
Hydrogen
cracks in steels - prevention and best practice
Lamellar
tearing
Reheat cracking
A general review
of geometric shape imperfections Part 1
A general review
of geometric shape imperfections Part 2
Cutting Processes
Oxyfuel
cutting - process and fuel gases
Application
of oxyfuel cutting
Laser cutting
Laser cutting:
process variants
Plasma
arc cutting - process and equipment considerations
Health, Safety & Accident
Prevention:
General
Oxyacetylene
welding, cutting and heating
Electrical
hazards - power source and installation
Arc welding
Health risks
of welding fume/gases
Health
risks from fume and gases during welding
Control of
welding fume
Standards
Application
standards, codes of practice and quality levels
A review of
the application of weld symbols on drawings - Part 1
A review of
the application of weld symbols on drawings - Part 2
Fillet welded
joints - a review of the practicalities
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a rule of thumb when selecting a suitable current level an electrode
will require about 40A per mm of its diameter"
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