Lap Weld Joint
What is a Lap Weld Joint? Lap joints are used for joining two overlapping plates so that the edge of …
AWS-CWI examination
The AWS-CWI (American Welding Society Certified Welding Inspector) examination is a highly respected certification for individuals seeking to become qualified welding inspectors. This category provides valuable information and resources to help candidates prepare for the AWS-CWI examination.
Solution Annealing of Stainless Steel
Solution annealing of Stainless Steel Solution Annealing of Stainless Steel is a process in which stainless steel metal is heated …
Stress Corrosion Cracking- SCC: In depth guide
What is Stress Corrosion Cracking or SCC? Stainless steel fabrications are prone to stress corrosion cracking (SCC) during their service …
Nick Break Test: Everything you need to know
What is Nick Break Test A nick break test, also known as a fracture test, is a welding quality assurance …
Hot Cracking in Welding: Comprehensive Guide
What is Hot Cracking in Welding? Hot cracking in welding is a type of cracking that can occur in welds …
Weld Root: Everything you need to know
The weld root is the area of the weld where the filler material first contacts the workpieces. The joining members …
Stitch Welding
What is Stitch Welding? Stitch welding is a type of welding that is commonly used to join two pieces of …
Welding Spatter: Causes & Remedies
What Is Spatter in Welding? Welding Spatter is created when small droplets of molten metal are expelled from the weld …
Stick Welding Polarity
Stick Welding Polarity: What Polarity is Stick Welding? Stick welding Polarity is the direction of the current flow through the …
What is Girth Weld Joint?
What is a Girth Weld? In welding, the girth weld is the joint between two abutting components. The term is …