Author: Wang Xiansheng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: With the increasing demand for intermediate and advanced technical workers, this book was written in response to an invitation from Liaoning Science and Technology Publishing House to help more aspiring sheet metal workers and cold workers enter the workforce and further improve their riveting and sheet metal working skills. The book systematically introduces the entire production process of welded structures using numerous examples of actual product components. In particular, Chapter 7 provides a detailed explanation of the entire production process with large underground oil storage tanks, liquid ammonia containers, and bridge crane main beams as examples, as if producing the product in detail on paper. The purpose is to provide a systematic practice of the content covered in previous chapters and to achieve the goal of learning by example. The use of calculators for simple calculations has been widely applied in layout work. This book demonstrates the calculation principles of common components through practical examples, striving to use simple and practical calculation methods to solve real-world problems. Accurate calculations can reduce labor and minimize drawing errors, making them worth adopting. For blacksmiths and riveters, basic welding and gas cutting skills are essential. The book provides a detailed introduction to the use methods and basic operation techniques of common manual arc welding and manual gas cutting equipment. This section is suitable for beginners.
Practical Technology for Cold Forming Sheet Metal Workers
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