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Chapter 14-DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR WELDING

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR WELDING Apart from resistance spot WELDING (RSW), three processes are most commonly used for WELDING metal stampings and fabrications: gas metal arc WELDING (GMAW) or MIG; gas tungsten arc WELDING (GTAW) or TIG; and gas WELDING . Although a high initial investment is necessary, laser WELDING is being more widely employed by companies requiring large quantities of multi-point welds. This method employs robots, WELDING at speeds of up to 150 inches ( m) per minute. Other processes--plasma arc, ultrasonic, and electron beam WELDING --are also available, but these methods are usually restricted to WELDING of particular materials with special design requirements, such as microelectronic and aerospace components.

6000-series aluminum alloys; and magnesium alloys. Other alloys that can also be MIG-welded via special methods include 2000 and 7000-series aluminum alloys; high-zinc-content copper alloys, and high-strength steels. • Gas tungsten arc welding, commonly …

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