Modern Welding Technology, 6th edition

Published by Pearson (November 10, 2004) © 2005
  • Howard B. Cary
  • Scott Helzer

Title overview

NEW—Updated and revised content throughout–Specifically content on hybrid welding and stir friction welding.

~Provides students with the latest welding technical information and advancements in technology–in a rapidly moving field becoming more improved and productive.

Background concepts and basic welding techniques.

~Builds a strong foundation for students' knowledge and continuing study.

The latest standards, codes, and specifications provided by the AWS.

~Keeps students current with the most recent information on the use of high strength metals, laser welding, and arc and oxyacetylene welding.

Specifications for filler materials, electrodes, brazing fluxes, etc.

~Assembles material that is becoming more consistent with international standards.

Examples of welding problems, solutions, and failure analysis.

~Assists students in their handling of welding trouble spots.

Examination of the use of steel for industry and construction—Emphasizes the arc welding processes.

~Demonstrates the importance of selecting the proper application of welding, and gives students a more thorough understanding of what is needed.

Exploration of computer-aided processes.

~Alerts students to the popular and complex changes transforming and cleaning up the welder's environment.

Coverage of qualification and certification.

~Presents students with the latest information on the training of welding personnel.

An entire chapter devoted to welding power sources.

~Introduces new concepts that familiarize students with the current machines such as the inverter power source.

A focus on the stir friction welding process.

~Enables students to look at an important innovative laser process.

Updated and revised content throughout—Specifically content on hybrid welding and stir friction welding.

~Provides students with the latest welding technical information and advancements in technology—in a rapidly moving field becoming more improved and productive.

Table of contents

  • 1. Welding Background.
  • 2. Fundamentals of Welding.
  • 3. Welding Personnel, Training, and Certification.
  • 4. Safety and Health of Welders.
  • 5. Arc Welding With a Nonconsumable Electrode.
  • 6. Arc Welding with a Consumable Electrode.
  • 7. Gas Welding, Brazing, Soldering, and Solid-State Welding.
  • 8. Resistance, Electron Beam, and Laser Beam Welding and Cutting.
  • 9. Welding-Related Processes.
  • 10. Power Sources for Arc Welding.
  • 11. Other Welding Equipment.
  • 12. Mechanized, Automated, and Robotic Arc Welding.
  • 13. Electrodes and Filler Materials.
  • 14. Gases Used in Welding.
  • 15. Metals and Their Weldability.
  • 16. Welding Steels.
  • 17. Welding Nonferrous Metals.
  • 18. Welding Special and Dissimilar Metals.
  • 19. Design for Welding.
  • 20. Cost of Welding.
  • 21. Quality Control and Evaluation of Welds.
  • 22. Welding Specifications, Procedures, and Qualifications.
  • 23. Welding Problems and Solutions.
  • 24. Failure Analysis, Repair Welding, and Surfacing.
  • 25. Welding Pipe and Tubing.
  • 26. Special Welding Applications.
  • Appendices.
  • Index.
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