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The process of fusing one metal to another using combustible gas, covered electrode arcs, and gas-shielded arcs; welding exposes welders to gases, metal fumes, and toxins, and increases risk of lung cancer and mesothelioma
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The formation of this zone affects the strength of the welded joint. When the metal is thermally exposed, when structural changes occur, internal stresses are formed inside it, which may lead to the formation of micro-cracks after reaching a certain limit.
Distance in [mm] of each zone (CG-HAZ, HAZ) from welded joint centre-line (e.g.
The above studies indicate that the various microstructure of the welded joint is an important parameter of affecting corrosion resistance.
Every welded joint has imperfections which cause an increase in stress amplitudes, which is implicitly considered in S-N curve [25].
In FSW the induced friction may soften the metals of the welded joint region in a temperature less than the melted point of the metal .
2) The damage is the most severe in the welded joint during fatigue.
Since these welded joints are subject to various loads and fatigue during their service life, possibly giving rise to safety and quality issues, it is vital that rigorous testing and inspection procedures are applied, to examine the structure of completed welds and their conformation to specification, as well as determining the skill levels of the welding operators.
The welded joint, prepared by using the developed acidic flux, was found to be radiographically sound.
The second method is based on the production of the welded joint by electric arc welding with compulsory welding of the upper part of each element to be welded to the produced composite electrode and ensures melting of the metal of the welded joint only after melting the connecting element made of the parent material.
Welded spot arrangement will determine the development in welded joint of different stresses for different areas of the welded joint.
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