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Weld Position- Fillet Welds
Fillet Weld Positions The advantage of the fillet-welded joint is that it’s unnecessary to prepare the edges of the plates or sheets for welding. Double fillet-welded joints are an improvement over single-fillet joints because they can withstand loads from more than one direction. Three of the…
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STANDARDS FOR WELDING POSITIONS
Standards for Welding Positions: It is very important for the Weld Inspector to know the position, or location of a joint relative to the horizon, because it may determine what welding process, methods, and techniques can be used. Welding is usually easiest when the welder can…
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Types of Welding
Types of Welding Welding process involves joining of two metals and sometimes non-metals such as plastic There are many different types of weld, as below: Arc welding Atomic Hydrogen Welding ( AHW) Bare Metal Arc Welding (BMAW) Carbon Arc Welding (CAW) CAW-G—– Gas CAW-S—-Shielded CAW-T—–Twin Electro Gas Welding (EGW) …
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Cast Iron and Its Types
What is a cast iron? Cast iron are ferrous alloys with greater than 2% carbon. They also contain small amounts of other materials such as silicon, sulphur, manganese, & phosphorous. In general it consists alloys of carbon & iron. They are the least expensive of all metals and…
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