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Use this tag when the question deals with the process of making a weld. For questions about weld design or the use of welds, use the [welds].
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What treatment is necessary after welding carbon steel pipes?
Here are the materials science issues.
the welding properties of low carbon steel from the standpoint of its time-temperature-transformation curves are well-enough understood by now that the quality of …
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What kind of welding technology is used for welding this muffler?
When you smash them together with great force, they slide together to form a joint that is nearly impossible to pull apart, yet requires no screws, bolts, welding, soldering or glue to hold it together …
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Why doesn't the work piece melt when arc welding if a lot of amperes run through our electrode?
In arc welding, the local spot where the arc intersects the workpiece is small, so the heat addition is very concentrated right at that spot. This makes it get much hotter than the surrounding metal. … That hotness of course drives heat conduction out of the arc spot and into the cooler surroundings, but the whole point of welding is to overwhelm the conduction process with heat addition that is very …
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Welding and risk of electric shock
At the voltages used for welding (just a few volts) this doesn't happen: at a potential of a couple of volts, your skin is a good enough insulator to prevent a current from flowing which is big enough …
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small relatively inexpensive crack detection apparatus for bike shops
Solar Mike is exactly right, the method he cites is called dye penetrant and it works for ferrous metals, aluminum alloys, and composites as well. all you need is a bottle of the fluorescent dye, the …
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Can Rotary Friction Welding be used to join metals and ceramics?
The friction welding process presupposes a certain level of ductility so the mating surfaces can deform together and completely bond. …
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Can wet welding be done in mineral oil?
In any case, the temperatures inside a welding arc are high enough to decompose almost all chemical compounds, as Blacksmith37 points out. …
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Can epoxy bond two Aluminum alloy beams?
Agree with Vladimir. Note that the join between the two C-section halves can be created with a deliberate interference (force) fit involving the roughened surfaces in such a way that when they are dri …