Chemical
Analysis of
Welding Fume Particles
Airborne particle size is the most important factor in determining the
accuracy of a
method for chemical analysis
BY N. T. JENKINS AND T. W. EAGAR
Posted 5/05 | Published 06/05
Estimation of Cooling
Rate in the Welding of
Plates with Intermediate Thickness
Cooling rates estimated by Rosenthal’s thick- and thin-plate
solutions can be modified by a weighting factor to account for
intermediate values of plate thickness
BY K. POORHAYDARI, B. M. PATCHETT, AND D. G. IVEY
Posted 9/05 | Published 10/05
Particle Size Distribution
of Gas Metal and
Flux Cored Arc Welding Fumes
Impactor separation of welding fumes shows at least two size modes, the
relative
magnitude of which is determined by the welding process
BY N. T. JENKINS, W. M.–G. PIERCE, AND T. W. EAGAR
Posted 9/05 | Published 10/05
Ranking the Resistance of Wrought
Superalloys to Strain-Age Cracking
The controlled heat rate test was used to rank the crack
resistance of several alloys, and a correlation between alloy
performance and chemical composition was established
BY M. D. ROWE
Posted 01/06 | Published 02/06
Arc Behavior and Melting Rate in the
VP-GMAW Process
Droplet melting analysis performed using high-speed video synchronized with
high-speed data acquisition was used to evaluate arc behavior and melting rate
D. D. HARWIG, J. E. DIERKSHEIDE, D. YAPP, and S. BLACKMAN
Posted 02/06 | Published 03/06