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Is the welding of pipe supports and pipes divided into spot welding and full welding?

2009-04-08View Original

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Is the welding of pipe supports and pipes divided into spot welding and full welding? If it’s a full weld, then wouldn’t pores need to be left? Do I need to plug the air holes after welding?
Reply #22009-04-08
The welding of pipe supports to pipes can be done either by spot welding or full welding. In the case of full welding, it is necessary to leave spaces similar to those found in watermelon rind; these spaces for gas release do not need to be sealed after welding.
Reply #32009-04-08
I’m not quite sure what that pumpkin peel thing is; thanks
Reply #42009-04-28
To be precise, it should be spot welding and full welding. Flower welding involves welding a section of about 3 cm in length on each side and in the middle of the pipe support.
Reply #52009-04-28
To be precise, it should be spot welding and full welding. Flower welding involves welding a section of about 3 cm in length on each side and in the middle of the pipe support.

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