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Porous WeldsWhyExcessively long or short arc lengthWelding current too highToo fast travel speedBase metal surface covered with oil grease Common Welding Troubles Causes and Cures of. NMTS seeks out the most qualified inspectors with excellent safety records and retains many outstanding inspectors on our permanent staff. We do a thorough background check on all inspectors prior to mobilizing them to a job site. ld in g br ic at io ols Welding Fabrication Tools Volta Belting Technology has been manufacturing conveyor belting for over 40 years The knowledge gained in those years of experience has gone into the design and assembly of every Volta belting too Welding. Welding processes are conveniently divided into two classes: . fusion welding and solid state welding. . . During fusion welding a portion of the base materials to be joined is melted and mixed, often with the addition of a filler metal, forming a solid joint after subsequent solidification. . History of Welding. Welding was used in the construction of the iron pillar in Delhi India, erected about 310 AD and weighing 5.4 metric tons. . History of welding. Welding, was transformed during the 19th century. In 1802, Russian scientist Vasily Petrov discovered the electric arc and subsequently proposed its possible practical applications, including welding.. About Us. Plastic Welding and Fabrication, Ltd (PWF) . started in 2003. . L. ike . most other small . businesses PWF started . working out . of a . garage. We have since moved twice . and currently has two buildings in Buda, TX.. Plasma Arc Welding. Solid State Welding . Radiant Energy Welding Process . Radiant Energy Beam focuses an energy beam on the work-piece. The heat is generated only when the energy . beam . strikes the work-piece. Radiant Energy beam includes . nature OF WORK. - Welders. , cutters, . solderers. , and . brazers. held about 337,300 jobs in . 2010. -Welders will either work outdoors or in a confined space to contain sparks.. - They wear safety shoes, goggles, masks with protective lenses, and other equipment to protect from burns and falling objects. . Definitions. Weld. A localized fusion of metals produced by heating to suitable temperatures. . Pressure and/or filler metal may or may not be used. . The filler material has a melting point . approximately . T-joint. T-joint welded using arc welding. T-joint welded using . tig. T-joint welded using . mig. Lap joint. Lap joint welded using . tig. Lap joint welded using arc welding. Lap joint welded using . Covered in Subpart H, but an integral part of welding, cutting and brazing. Compressed gases-hazards. compressed energy. flammable, asphyxiants, oxidizers. Gases are used for cutting, brazing and “shielding” the weld. Joining and Assembly. Joining . - . welding. , . brazing. , . soldering. , and adhesive bonding. These processes form a permanent joint between parts. Assembly - mechanical methods (usually) of fastening parts together. ASTE 3030. Objectives. Define working drawing, print, orthographic projection, and mechanical drawing. Create a working drawing of your project. Differentiate and use different types of lines used on a drawing. AKA “Arc Welding. Officially known as: SMAW – “Shielded Metal Arc Welding . “Stick Welding”, AKA “Arc Welding. Officially known as: SMAW – “Shielded Metal Arc Welding . “Stick Welding”, AKA “Arc Welding. Hot Work. . . . Bureau of Workers’ Comp. PA Training for Health & Safety. (PATHS). OSHA 29CFR1910.251-255 .