Welding: Principles and Applications
by Larry Jeffus
Welding: Principles and Applications provides a wide-ranging foundation in welding technology. It covers safety, SMAW, cutting, GMAW, FCAW, GTAW, oxyfuel processes, fabrication, metallurgy, drawings, inspection, standards, certification, shop mathematics, automation, soldering, and brazing.
About This Book
Welding: Principles and Applications presents a broad introduction to welding technology, beginning with foundational concepts and welding safety.
The book covers shielded metal arc welding, including equipment, plate and pipe work, and advanced applications. It also explains oxyacetylene and plasma arc cutting processes.
Gas-shielded processes receive extensive attention, including GMAW, FCAW, and GTAW, with coverage of equipment, operation, filler metals, plate, and pipe.
Related technology topics include shop mathematics, cost estimation, technical drawings, joint design, weld symbols, fabrication, codes, standards, testing, inspection, and welder certification.
Additional sections address welding metallurgy, identifying and welding different metals, filler-metal selection, automation, gas welding, soldering, and brazing.
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