Volume 06 - Welding, Brazing and Soldering Part 6 docx

et al.
CONSTITUENT CONTENT, WT%
ELECTROSLAG WELDING,
MET. FABR.,
WELD.
MET. FABR.,
MET. PROGR.,
ET AL.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
ELECTROSLAG WELDING FOR MARINE APPLICATIONS,
FWP J.,
WELDING RESEARCH RELATED TO POWER PLANT,
MET. MATER.,
WELD. J.,
TRANS. JAP. WELD. SOC.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
AUTOM. WELD.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
ET AL.,
SVAR. PROIZVOD.,
SVAR. PROIZVOD.,
ZVRACSKE SPRAVY/WELDING NEWS,
WELD. INST. RES. BULL.,
ET AL.,
SVAR. PROIZVOD.,
WELD. J.,
ELECTROSLAG WELDING FOR MARINE APPLICATIONS,
X
PSbSnAs
X

+++
=
(EQ 16)
X
X
J, J
J
(EQ 17)
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHYSICAL METALLURGY OF WELDING,
WELD. J.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
SIGNIFICANCE OF DEFECTS IN WELDED STRUCTURES,
WELDING AND FABRICAT
ION IN THE NUCLEAR
INDUSTRY,
THE APPLICATION OF 2-1 4CR-1MO STEEL FOR THICK
WALL PRESSURE
VESSELS,
FATIGUE TESTING OF WELDMENTS,
AWS WELDING HANDBOOK,
WRC
BULL.,
ELECTROSLAG WELDING,
METALL. TRANS. B,
ELECTROSLAG WELDING FOR MARINE APPLICATIONS,
WELD. J.,
KAWASAKI
STEEL TECH. REP.,
WELD. J.,
GRAIN REFINEMENT IN CASTINGS AND WELDS,

WELD. J.,
ADVANCES IN WELDING
SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY,
BRIT. WELD. J.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
BUR. MINES BULL.,
J. INST. MET.,
MODELING OF
CASTING AND WELDING PROCESSES II,
WELDING RESEARCH: THE STATE OF THE ART,
SVAR. PROIZVOD.,
J. JPN. WELD. SOC.,
SVT. SVARKA,
IND. WELD. J.,
WELD.
J.,
ET AL.,
WELD. RES. ABROAD,
WELD. J.,
WELD. J.,
MET. FABR.,
WELD.
MET. FABR.,
MET. PROGR.,
ET AL.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
ELECTROSLAG WELDING FOR MARINE APPLICATIONS,
FWP J.,
WELDING RESEARCH RELATED TO POWER PLANT,

MET. MATER.,
WELD. J.,
TRANS. JAP. WELD. SOC.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
AUTOM. WELD.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
ET AL.,
SVAR. PROIZVOD.,
SVAR. PROIZVOD.,
ZVRACSKE SPRAVY/WELDING NEWS,
WELD. INST. RES. BULL.,
ET AL.,
SVAR. PROIZVOD.,
WELD. J.,
ELECTROSLAG WELDING FOR MARINE APPLICATIONS,
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHYSICAL METALLURGY OF WELDING,
WELD. J.,
AVTOM. SVARKA,
SIGNIFICANCE OF DEFECTS IN WELDED STRUCTURES,
WELDING AND FABRICAT
ION IN THE NUCLEAR
INDUSTRY,
THE APPLICATION OF 2-1 4CR-1MO STEEL FOR THICK
WALL PRESSURE
VESSELS,
FATIGUE TESTING OF WELDMENTS,
Metals Handbook.
TABLE 1 FERROUS AND NONFERROUS METALS THAT CAN BE WELDED BY OXYACETYLENE WELDING
Base metal Filler-metal type Flame type Flux type
MODERN WELDING TECHNOLOGY,

*
STEEL THICKNESS
MM IN.
SHADE NUMBER
≤
≤
TABLE 2 TYPICAL TIP-ORIFICE SIZES AND ACETYLENE CONSUMPTION
FOR OXYFUEL GAS
WELDING OF 0.25 TO 6.4 MM (0.010 TO IN.) THICK STEEL
TIP-ORIFICE SIZETHICKNESS OF STEEL
DIAMETER


MM IN. MM IN.
DRILL NO.
M
3
/H

≤
≤
1
≤
≤
1

≤
≤
1
-2
1-4
4-6
6-10
10-17
6.4

1.78-2.06

0.0700-0.0810

50-46 0.48-0.85 17-30
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
→
(EQ 1)
→
(EQ 2)
→

(EQ 3)
MODERN WELDING TECHNOLOGY,
→
(EQ 4)
→
(EQ 5)
→
(EQ 6)
AWS MINIMUM TENSILE

STRENGTH
(A)
CLASSIFICATION
MPA KSI
D
16
20
RG45 310 45 . . .