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Some thoughts on welding materials that I’ve come across recently

2009-10-11View Original

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Arc welding is commonly used, with electrodes being employed; TIG welding uses welding wire. Submerged arc welding and gas shielded welding require both welding wire and flux. There are many types of welding materials, and it’s easy to forget them once you’ve seen them
Reply #22009-10-12
Is that really the case? Anyone with some knowledge of welding knows this. Welding materials and welding methods are determined based on the material of the parts to be welded, the welding process, and the welding costs, among other factors.
Reply #32009-10-19
Your thoughts are too complicated... Various processing methods need to be chosen based on the specific properties and structure of the materials, taking into account factors such as working conditions and costs as well……
Reply #42009-10-26
If you want to go in, check out ASME... the whole set; it doesn’t look messy.
Reply #52009-12-25
What insights? Deceiving people. Also, gas shielded welding doesn’t require flux; it’s submerged arc welding that uses flux, as mentioned by the person on floor 1
Reply #62010-04-18
Well, after looking at it, I really feel helpless,,,

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