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In manual arc welding, the melting of metal is achieved through the (B) generated between the welding rod and the workpiece. A. Electroslag heat B. Arc heat C. Chemical heat D. Resistive heat
In manual arc welding, the melting of metal is achieved through the (B) generated between the electrode and the workpiece
In manual arc welding, the melting of metal is achieved through the (B) generated between the welding rod and the workpiece. A. Electroslag heat B. Arc heat C. Chemical heat D. Resistive heat
B. Arc heat. ----------------------