Fundamentals of Welding Engineering

Author: Xiong Lasen
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book consists of three parts: Part 1 primarily discusses the physical foundation of welding arcs, the basic theory of molten droplet transition, and the principles of welding automation regulation; introduces the characteristics, applications, and related electrical principles of commonly used welding methods (arc welding, resistance welding) in engineering, as well as new welding automation control technologies; briefly outlines advanced manufacturing technologies. Part 2 Metal Materials Welding, after an overview of the basic theory of weldability for metal materials, focuses on introducing commonly used engineering materials such as alloy structural steel, heat-resistant steel, and stainless steel. Cast iron and non-ferrous metal welding. Part 3 Welded Structures primarily introduces the basic theory of welding stress and deformation; the brittle fracture and fatigue strength of welded structures, as well as the strength and calculation of welded joints. This book is intended for students of material shaping and control majors in universities and colleges, as well as for teachers, students, and engineering technicians in mechanical and shipbuilding majors.