Welding

Underwater welding has always fascinated me, especially when I heard about it during my time as a welding student at Arizona Automotive Institute (AAI). The history behind it has always grasped my attention for some time now. I always wanted to know more about underwater welding such as the history, how it works, what it is used for, and the dangers that are associated with the job. Konstantin Khrenov was a Soviet Engineer, who would later make history by inventing underwater welding. Khrenov was

When it comes to welding, whether doing MIG, TIG, or Stick welding, you need the best equipment. To get the job done well, as well as to make the whole process more streamlined, you need high-quality gear that can help you finish your welds more efficiently. Another important factor that you have to consider is safety, and one of the most important parts of your safety gear is the helmet. While other pieces like your gloves or apron (if you have one) are crucial, the helmet is the one part that allows

join and repair tubular products and components, assemble buildings, vessels, structures, and stand alone pipelines. The history of pipeline welding is kind of cool in 1900 E. Fouch and F. Picard developed the first oxyacetylene torch in France. In 1901 Menne invented the oxygen lance in Germany. In 1903 Hans Goldschmidt from Essen, Germany invented Thermit welding, an exothermic reaction between aluminum powder and metal oxide, they used this technique to weld railroad

Welding has been one of my passions throughout my years as a highschooler, and this position gives me a great opportunity to expand on my welding career and to follow my dream of welding for work. Some of the ways that show I am good for this position are that I’m a dedicated worker, I’m passionate about welding and that I am a good responsible worker. The reason I am a good applicant for this position is because I am an extremely skilled welder. I am skilled in the field of mig welding, arc welding

Welding, some of you may wonder what welding is. I am here to tell you what welding is, how it came to be, and how it changed the world. You may just think of welding is only used on the pipeline or just used on cars and just small little things. But I am here to tell you that it revolutionized the world but before I do that I think you will need a little history lesson on how welding came to be. Welding dates back to ancient times! The early examples come from the bronze age when they used pressure

2. FRICTION STIR WELDING (FSW) APPROACH FSW is a relatively new welding process for bonding metals in solid state and uses a non consumable tool for this purpose. It is a solid state process which means coalescence takes place much below the melting point of the metals. 2.1 PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION OF FSW 1. The principle of FSW is simple to understand. In FSW a non consumable specially designed shouldered tool with a profile probe is rotated and slowly plunged into the joint line butted together.

Braeden Farrar Mr. Ron Ramage English 4 1/10/2017 Pipeline Welding Pipeline welding is a job that consists of welders joining industrial sized pipes to each other in order for them to transport gasses, oil, and many other various substances across the country. The pieces of pipe are joined by electrically fusing molten metal to make the two pieces one. These pipes can stretch for thousands of miles and can be found all around the world. This job may overlooked in today’s time, but it is a very

Written risk assessment for welding: The hazard is the bright light, users could develop arc eye which is partial blindness to the eyes, not only can the users get this but bystanders could be affected by it too. The workers are supposed to wear the correct PPE, for example a welding mask, and should be surrounded by a shield. The severity of this risk is fairly minor because of the controls in place, but if the user was not to wear the PPE then it could turn out to be a serious injury that could

Welding process Pros/Cons The list of welding applications can be quite extensive. For the most part it can be broken down in three main categories. Arc, Oxyfuel, Resistance, and Solid state welding. And the benefits of automated welding can be in four main categories. Such benefits include, a decrease in scrap costs, a decrease in labor costs, improvement on the quality of welds, and increased output of production. Automated welding offers a more precise and clean weld and the welder given that

Welding is amongst many trade careers in the work force. It is a skill that takes years and years to learn. There are many subcategories of welding, and each of these skills can take years and years of schooling to perfect. Welding is a very good career if you have the will to work hard to accomplish your goals. There are many benefits to going into the field of welding along with a few cons that go along with it. There are some main topics to talk about, why did i choose this wording as a career