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Audel’sWelding Pocket Reference is written for everyone who wants or needs to know about welding. Whether you are trying to construct a building, repair a railroad problem, or solder a tin can for a project, the rewards from a job well done are many.
This book can be used by students in vocational courses, technical colleges, apprenticeship programs, and welding classes in industrial technology programs. The home do-ityourselfer will find answers to questions that pop up in the course of getting a job done, whether over a weekend or a longer period of time. The professional welder will find this to be a handy reference while working on a project in the field, and everyday welding problems can be handled easily with the aid of this book.
The purpose of this book is to aid you in your everyday tasks and keep you updated with the latest facts, figures, and devices in this important trade.
This book can be used by students in vocational courses, technical colleges, apprenticeship programs, and welding classes in industrial technology programs. The home do-ityourselfer will find answers to questions that pop up in the course of getting a job done, whether over a weekend or a longer period of time. The professional welder will find this to be a handy reference while working on a project in the field, and everyday welding problems can be handled easily with the aid of this book.
The purpose of this book is to aid you in your everyday tasks and keep you updated with the latest facts, figures, and devices in this important trade.
Content:-
Acknowledgments
Preface
1. Welding and Cutting Safety
2. Oxyacetylene Welding
3. Oxyacetylene Cutting
4. Shielded Metal Arc Welding
5. Arc Welding and Cutting
6. Brazing and Braze Welding
7. Soldering
8. Identifying Metals
9. Cast Iron
10. Wrought Iron
11. Carbon Steels
12. Alloy Steels
13. Reactive and Refractory Metals
14. Galvanized Metals
15. Soft Metals Welding
16. Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys
17. Lead, Tin and Zinc
18. Hard Facing and Tool and Die Steels
19. Types of Joints
20. Welding Positions
21. Types of Welds
22. Weld Terminology
Preface
1. Welding and Cutting Safety
2. Oxyacetylene Welding
3. Oxyacetylene Cutting
4. Shielded Metal Arc Welding
5. Arc Welding and Cutting
6. Brazing and Braze Welding
7. Soldering
8. Identifying Metals
9. Cast Iron
10. Wrought Iron
11. Carbon Steels
12. Alloy Steels
13. Reactive and Refractory Metals
14. Galvanized Metals
15. Soft Metals Welding
16. Magnesium and Magnesium Alloys
17. Lead, Tin and Zinc
18. Hard Facing and Tool and Die Steels
19. Types of Joints
20. Welding Positions
21. Types of Welds
22. Weld Terminology
23. Welding Symbols
24. Tips for Producing Good Welds
Appendix A SMAW Carbon Steel Electrodes
Appendix B SMAW Stainless Steel Electrodes
Appendix C SMAW Aluminum Electrodes
Appendix D Conversion Tables
24. Tips for Producing Good Welds
Appendix A SMAW Carbon Steel Electrodes
Appendix B SMAW Stainless Steel Electrodes
Appendix C SMAW Aluminum Electrodes
Appendix D Conversion Tables
Author Details
"James E. Brumbaugh"
"Rex Miller"
"Rex Miller"
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