Soldering Brazing & Welding - A Manual Of Techniques

At a glance..

This book assumes that welding has been chosen as the most appropriate joining method but now a particular welding process needs to be selected. Advantages and disadvantages are weighed against each other to establish the process with the optimum features for the task. This book deals with the common techniques in widespread use which require manual skill.

The details..

'Welding: Principles and Applications' by Larry Jeffus is an essential resource for anyone interested in learning about the art of welding. The book covers everything from basic concepts such as joint design and preparation, heat sources, solder types, post-cleaning methods etc., to more advanced topics like distortion control and quality assurance. With over ninety different welding techniques/processes listed in British Standard alone, this book focuses on common techniques that require manual skill.

The author explains each process clearly along with its advantages/disadvantages so that readers can select the right technique for their task at hand. Welding requires special care when it comes to safety measures; therefore, the author has included detailed guidelines regarding safe procedures including fire drills which are crucial for preventing accidents while working with flammable materials.

The text also includes tips on where one should weld - taking into account factors such as accessibility during emergencies or adequate screening between arc-welders & other personnel- making sure everyone stays safe! Additionally there's advice provided about electrical equipment installation (with particular reference to loading/fem), earth potential requirements etc., ensuring all metal remains safely grounded throughout any work being done!

Overall,'Welding: Principles And Applications' offers a wealth of knowledge for both novice & experienced welders alike who want practical guidance on how best they can join two pieces together without compromising strength or durability.