May
2008FEATURES Selecting a Nondestructive Testing Method: Ultrasonic Testing This widely used inspection technology can detect and size internal flaws in metals, measure the thickness and extent of corrosion, assess the integrity of interfacial bonding, and determine physical properties of various materials G. A. Matzkanin and H. T. Yolken Choosing Shielding Gases for Gas Metal Arc Welding Selectio of the right gas or combination of gasses is one of the variables important tto producing quality welds Utilizing a Predictive Tool for Designing Welded Aluminum Components WELDSIMTM software serves as a predictive tool for the design of welded precipitation-hardened aluminum alloys O. R. Myhr and Ø. Grong Using Inert Gases for Weld Purging Proper root protection using purging can be an important factor affecting weld quality J. A. McMaster WELDING RESEARCH SUPPLEMENTS Characterization of Titanium/Steel Joints Brazed in Vacuum The effects of brazing temperature on the joint strength and microstructure of furnace brazed titanium/steel joints using copper-based filler metal were examined A. El Refaey and W. Tillmann The Welding Characterisstics of a New Ni-Cr-Mo Alloy Designed to Resist Wet Process Phosphoric Acid The Varestraint weldability test was used to assess the susceptibility of a new, high-chromium nickel alloy to solidification cracking G. M. Chirieleison et al. Metal Transfer during GMAW with This Electrodes and Ar-CO2 Shielding Gas Mixtures Metal transfer modes in gas metal arc welding using DCEP in a variety of Ar-CO2 shielding gas mixtures and this electrodes were investigated E. J. Soderstrom and P. F. Mendez |
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