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What is Fatigue Failure?

Fatigue Failure in Metals Fatigue failure is a failure mechanism occurring among metals, non-metals and alloys, leading to the weakening …

When you are working in Welding & fabrication field, it is very important to know the basics of Important Weld …

How hot is a Welding Arc? Arc welding is one of the oldest and most popular welding processes used in …

How to Write a WPS- Basics a WPS is a document that supplies the necessary information to a welder to …

What is Shot Peening? It is a type of cold working, usually metal beads (glass or ceramic particles are also …

How Pulse Welding Works? With pulse welding, there is a non-contact transfer (opposite to short circuit mode and similar to …

Anchor bolts are a type of fastener used to attach parts (e.g., equipment’s, structure, tanks, or any other material) to …

Fillet Weld In the field of heavy machinery, shipbuilding, structures and construction, and other complex welding fabrications consist of numerous …

Effects of alloying elements on the weldability of metals When welding metals with various alloying elements (Molybdenum, Silicon, Chromium, etc.), …

ER308LSi vs ER309LSi vs 316LSi For welding stainless steels each grade needs to be welded with matching weld chemistry and …