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WELDING JOURNAL

ISSN: 0043-2296 Frecuencia: 12 Formato: Impresa

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7 artículos asociados

Volumen 91 Número 2 Parte 0 Año 2012

How Often Can Joints Be Cut and Rewelded in Low-Carbon Steel? Experiments were conducted to find out whether multiple cutting and rewelding ruins the properties of the base metal	Solicitud
A.G. de Mello Jr., et al.
Pág. 25 - 27

An IIW Primer. Learn the history, mission, and technical activities of the International Institute of Welding so to be better prepared for attending its annual meeting in Denver, Colo.	Solicitud
D.J. Kotecki and T.M. Mustaleski
Pág. 28 - 29

Six Ways to Prevent Weld Failures. Concise and practical advice for any welder	Solicitud
J. Bundy
Pág. 30 - 33

Ten Signs You're Ready for an Automated Plasma Retrofit. Find out if it is time for a retrofit	Solicitud
T. Rice and D. Ott
Pág. 34 - 40

The Effects of Rework on Brazing. Maintaining process control to practical limits will minimize the time and expense of rework	Solicitud
D.G. Stroppa et al.
Pág. 41 - 44

Evaluating Low-Temperature Brazing Filler Metals for Joining Titanium. The search is on for filler metals that can join titanium below 800°C yet exhibit good joint strength	Solicitud
T. Eckardt et al.
Pág. 45 - 50

Cost Benefits of Preformed and Premixed Brazing Materials. Preformed brazing consumables can control the amount of filler metal used, reduce setup time and provide consistent results	Solicitud
J. Kapur
Pág. 51 - 52