THE ELECTRIC WELDER

THE ELECTRIC WELDER

THE ELECTRIC WELDER
V. Tsegelsky
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The book provides a comprehensive guide to the principles and practices of welding, starting with the fundamentals of metals and electrical engineering principles relevant to welding. It covers a wide array of topics including the electric arc, arc welding equipment, metallurgical aspects of welding, welding electrodes, and manual arc welding of both low-carbon and special steels. The book also delves into advanced techniques such as hard facing, production welding of steel structures, and the welding of nonferrous metals and cast iron. Additionally, it addresses practical aspects like welding procedures, inspection, and safety rules, along with methods to enhance welding efficiency and reduce costs.
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Publisher: FORIGN LANGUAGES PUBLISHING HOUSE
Pages: 250
Published Year: 1969
File size: 10.4 MB
Language: English
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