awo.aws.org Understanding Welding Symbols CJP standing Knowledge of weld joint terminology is essential for all levels of the welding design and production process. Use of proper terms makes it much easier for welding personnel to communicate about various fit-up and welding problems encountered during the fabrication process. A welding inspector’s ability to read and interpret welding plans correctly is essential to properly inspecting a piece or part. This in-depth course walks the user through inspecto AWS 2.4:2012, starting with a module on orthographic views, joint types, and weld types. This self-paced course covers basic joint geometry geometry, groove welds, fillet welds, plug and slot welds, spot and Under elding projection welds, and stud, seam, surfacing, and edge welds. Rounding out the seminar is a module on brazing terms and symbols and non-destructive testing symbols. Interactive practice problems include an explanation of each solution, and chapter quizzes will solidify the knowledge and prepare you for the proficiency exam. The seminar is approximately 12 hours long and concludes with a final test. Sample seminar at awo.aws.org/seminars/symbols welding symbols. Then the course dives into the various types of welds and clarifies the rules and usage of ,WS s
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