Welding Operations1

At a glance..

The purpose of this course is to introduce the basic requirements involved in metal-arc welding operations.

The details..

Welding Operations I - OD1651 is an essential guide for anyone interested in learning about metal-arc welding. The course provides detailed information on electrode classification based on intended use. It also covers automotive welding processes such as materials used in identifying them. This subcourse teaches learners how to perform both destructive & non-destructive tests on welds while providing solutions for any issues encountered during the process.

The second part focuses more specifically on joint designs with details regarding various techniques employed by professionals when working with different metals. Additionally, it delves into theories behind armor plate welding including its principles along with practical guidelines needed to execute this type of work successfully.

With six credit hours awarded upon completion, Welding Operations I - OD1651 offers a thorough understanding required for intermediate direct support (IDS) or intermediate general support (IGS) maintenance companies where experience gained from previous wars has shown that many broken parts can be welded back into service saving costs associated with fabricating new equipment pieces.

Overall, this book serves as an excellent resource not only for those who want to learn about electric arc-welding but also individuals looking forward to gaining knowledge related to military equipment repair services.