Рубрика: АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ДЛЯ СВАРЩИКОВ

КЛАССИФИКАЦИЯ ВИДОВ И СПОСОБОВ СВАРКИ

Таблица 1. Классификация сварки металлов по ГОСТ 19521-74 Класс сварки Определение Вид сварки Термический Виды сварки, осуществляемы плавлением с использованием тепловой энергии дуговая, электрошлаковая, электронно-лучевая, плазменно-лучевая, ионно-лучевая, тлеющим разрядом, световая, индукционная, газовая, термитная, литейная. Т ермомеханический Виды сварки, осуществляемые с использованием тепловой энергии и давления контактная, диффузионная, индукционно­ прессовая, газопрессовая, термокомпрессионная, дугопрессовая, шлакопрессовая, термитно-прессовая, печная […]

Safety and Scheduled Maintenance Protect Your Welding Assets Q: What can I do to avoid electrical shocks?

A: Wet working conditions must be avoided, because water is an excellent conductor and electricity will always follow the path of least resistance. Even a person’s perspiration can lower the body’s resistance to electrical shock. Poor connections and bare spots on cables further increase the possibility of electrical shock, and therefore, daily inspection of these […]

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES AND THE FUTURE OF WELDING Lead-in

Think of the answers for the following questions: 1. Why can welding be necessary on board of a spaceship? 2. What kinds of welding methods, in your opinion, are good for use in space? 3. Why is welding in space such a difficult task? оснащение инструментами, приборами, аппаратурой, комплект инструментов, аппаратура отражающий экран профилактическое обслуживание […]

Moving Weld Management from the Desk to the Desktop

Part 1. Computers as Welding Expert Systems Welding engineers have managed welding procedures and welder performance qualifications using computers for some years now. Engineers now readily access vital information — no more searching through piles of paper. They can easily develop procedures and qualifications through on­screen editing, get advance warning of expirations and produce a […]

Man-machine Communication for Multi-run Arc Welding

The multi-run welding of heavy components imposes special demands on man-machine communication (MMC) for automated welding systems. Welding sequences of several hours with limited operator surveillance necessitate pre-programming, not only of the nominal process data, but also of other conditions for the successful performance of the welding process in varying external conditions. Warnings of conditions […]