PPT-Welding Safety

SOURCE wwwagednetcom AE240 Arc Welding Safety Heat for arc welding is obtained by electricity Electric current flows from a transformer connected to lines from a power plant Other sources for electricity for welding are electric motors and gas engines driving special generators . 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 INTRODUCTION. ELECTRIC ARC WELDING. The welding in which the electric arc is produced to give heat for the purpose of joining two . surfaces is . called electric arc welding. Principle. Power supply is given to electrode and the work. A suitable gap is kept between the work . INTRODUCTION.  . Robot Welding . is a process of joining different materials. . The . large bulk of materials that are welded are metals and their alloys although welding is also applied to the joining of other materials such as thermoplastics. Objectives. In this course, we will discuss the following:. OSHA’s minimum requirements for:. Gas welding and cutting. Arc welding and cutting. Fire prevention. Ventilation and protection. Safe use, handling, and precautions to take when welding and cutting. Welding Metallurgy. Study of Welding Metallurgy is important because the overall-mechanical properties of a . weldments . are . determined . by the properties of individual microstructure present in the weld deposit and the weld heat . 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 . Tig and Mig welding. By: Luke Woroniecki. Table of Contents. Welding Certification and Qualification. Codes. Safety. Cutting Processes. Welding Processes. Weld Joint Geometry and Welding Symbols. Welding Metallurgy. 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. . 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. . 29 CFR 1926 . – . Subpart . J. Presented by. : . ETTA. . Bureau, 919-807-2875. Objectives. In this course, we will discuss the following:. OSHA’s minimum requirements for:. Gas welding and cutting. Chapter 2 Safety in Welding OBJECTIVES After completing this chapter, the student should be able to Discuss types of injuries that can occur and how to prevent them Describe personal protective equipment (PPE) used by welders Hot work . is any work process that produces flames or sparks that present a fire ignition hazard to the surrounding environment and personnel.. Gas torch welding and cutting. . uses a flame to join or cut metal.. Warnings. Welding can be safe when proper measures are taken to protect yourself and others from potential hazards.. . Understand and follow all warning labels found on equipment and with all consumables..