What is flat welding, what is horizontal welding, what is vertical welding and overhead welding?
Thread Content
What is flat welding, what is horizontal welding, what is vertical welding and overhead welding? The literal meaning is easy to understand, but it is difficult to distinguish strictly from the definition. There are also some related concepts such as weld inclination angle S, weld angle R, weld center line, etc., which are even more difficult to understand. Do the weld centerline and weld axis mean the same thing? Or does the weld centerline refer to the line perpendicular to the weld? As shown in the picture below, should the position of the weld be considered horizontal or vertical?
Flat welding refers to the welding seam where the weldment is level with the ground and looks downward.； for the best location. Horizontal welding refers to the horizontal welding seam where the weldment is perpendicular to the ground. ； Vertical welding refers to the vertical welding seam between the weldment and the ground. ； Overhead welding refers to an upward weld where the weldment is horizontally viewed from the ground. Copycat language, for reference only.
Support the 2nd floor statement. A question of the best operating angle has been made so complicated by you.