What is Manual, Semi-Automatic, Mechanised, and Automatic Welding
Welding Process Classification based on the degree of Mechanization Welding processes are usually classified by the degree of mechanization by …
BPVC ASME Code knowledge
FCAW-S vs. FCAW-G, FCAW-S and FCAW-G Meaning
What is FCAW-G and its meaning? FCAW-G stands for Flux-cored arc welding-Gas Shielded & is the most used FCAW technique …
E71T-1C Wire specification & Meaning
E71T-1C Welding Filler Wire E71T-1C Welding Filler Wire is Flux cored arc welding consumable used for welding of carbon steel, …
Difference between E309L-15, 16 17, E316L-15,16 and 17
Difference between E309L-15, 16 17, E316L-15,16 and 17 & 26 For Stick or SMAW Welding stainless steel electrodes, there are …
ER70S-6 vs. ER70S-2, Difference between ER70S-6 and ER70S-2
Both ER70S-2 and ER70S-6 are carbon steel TIG or MIG solid filler wires supplied as per the AWS A 5.18 …
How to Control Distortion in Aluminium Welding?
What is Distortion in Welding? Distortion is the general term for the component’s differences from the intended shape after heat …
Welding Data Logger and Monitoring system
Welding data monitoring in arc welding Welding data monitoring with quality assurance systems (QA system) is mainly applied in automated …
Base Metal Repair Procedure by Welding
What is a welding Repair Welding repairs are a common practice as well as it can be uncommon & critical …
Ferrite Testing in Stainless Steel
Ferrite Testing is a process used to determine the ferrite content (delta ferrite) in Duplex stainless steel (e.g. 2205 grade) …
Annealing vs Normalizing: What’s the Difference?
Annealing vs. Normalizing Annealing is a heat treatment process of heating the steels about 100°F (approx. 55° C) above the …