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Articles tagged with "smaw"

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	Taking another look at SMAW safety By: Marty Rice, Contributing Writer It's never a good time to forget about safety. Take it from a guy who knows. Publish date: June 27, 2002 Tech cell: Safety
	Love your gloves: Everything you wanted to know (but never asked) about welding gloves By: Amanda Carlson Pulling on a pair of welding gloves, for manywelders, is like second nature. What may notbe second nature, however, is choosing theright glove to fit your needs of protection,comfort, and dexterity. Just as weldingprocesses differ, so do the gloves that arebest-suited for those processes. Publish date: January 14, 2010 Tech cell: Safety
	MIAB welding of thick-walled pipe ends: Research finds ways to increase pipe thickness while maintaining quality By: Dr. Vladimir Kachinskiy and Dr. Valeriy Krivenko, Contributing Writers Publish date: July 13, 2004 Tech cell: Tube and Pipe Production
	SMAW revisited—You can never know too much By: Marty Rice, Contributing Writer No matter how much you know about SMAW or any other type of welding, you always can learn more. Publish date: August 8, 2002 Tech cell: Arc Welding
	SMAW Basics—How much do you know? By: Marty Rice, Contributing Writer Publish date: May 15, 2003 Tech cell: Arc Welding
	Blasting the bottleneck blues: Mechanical contractor increases pipe welding productivity 500 percent A mechanical contractor that fabricates carbon steel water pipe addressed its need for welders, as well as a bottleneck situation originating at its welding station, by converting from shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) to gas metal arc welding (GMAW). Publish date: May 8, 2007 Tech cell: Arc Welding
	The lowdown on low-alloy filler metals: Your options for welding chrome-moly pipe By: Keith Packard and Bruce Morrett When welding a chromium-molybdenum alloy, selecting the optimal filler wire is critical to the long-term durability of the weld. Fortunately, matching the filler metal to the alloy is no more difficult than it is for matching a filler metal to any other family of alloys. Understanding the chemical and mechanical properties of the materials can go a long way in making strong, corrosion- and creep-resistant welds. Publish date: June 17, 2008 Tech cell: Arc Welding
	Incorporating beveling economically: Evaluating joint design, welding processes for edge preparation By: Elia Levi, Contributing Writer While beveling is known as a common procedure used to shape the edges of thick plates or pipes for welding, not everybody knows how to make the process cost-efficient in the overall welding operation. Publish date: April 11, 2005 Tech cell: Cutting and Weld Prep