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About the Project
About the Book
1.1 A (Very) Brief History of Welding
Douglas Rupik, M.Ed., JIW
1.2 How We Depend on Welded Products Every Day
1.3 Careers in the Welding Trade
1.4 Chapter Conclusion
1.5 References
2.1 Caution! Welding Can Be Hazardous To Your Health!
2.2 Welding-Specific Hazards
2.3 Surviving Welding Industry Hazards
2.4 Chapter Conclusion
2.5 References
3.1 The Case for Personal Protective Equipment
Stephanie Oostman
3.2 PPE for Eyes
3.3 PPE for Ears
3.4 PPE for Hands
3.5 PPE for Body
3.6 PPE for Feet
3.7 Air Contaminants
3.8 Protecting Yourself from Falls
3.9 Chapter Conclusion
3.10 References
4.1 Hand Tools You May Encounter on the Job
4.2 Heavy Equipment You May Encounter at the Jobsite
4.3 Machines You May Encounter in a Shop Setting
4.4 Chapter Conclusion
5.1 Welding Power
David Ridge
5.2 Welding Power Sources
5.3 Chapter Conclusion
5.4 References
6.1 Common Hand Tools
6.2 Common Power Tools and Shop Equipment
6.3 Home Shop VS Fabrication Shop
6.4 Chapter Conclusion
7.1 Equipment Used in the Construction Industry
7.2 Equipment Used in the Maritime Industry
7.3 Equipment Used in the Cross-Country Pipeline Industry
7.4 Chapter Conclusion
7.5 References
8.1 History of SMAW
8.2 SMAW Equipment and Setup
8.3 SMAW Electrodes
8.4 SMAW Operation and Welding Techniques
8.5 Chapter Conclusion
8.6 References
9.1 History of FCAW
Cameron Kjeldgaard
9.2 FCAW Equipment and Setup
9.3 FCAW Electrodes and Shielding Gas
9.4 FCAW Operation and Welding Techniques
9.5 Chapter Conclusion
9.6 References
10.1 History of GMAW
10.2 GMAW Equipment and Setup
10.3 GMAW Electrodes and Shielding Gasses
10.4 GMAW Operation and Welding Techniques
10.5 Chapter Conclusion
10.6 References
11.1 History of GTAW
Karl Fulton
11.2 GTAW Equipment and Setup
11.3 GTAW Electrodes & Filler Rods
11.4 GTAW Operation and Welding Techniques
11.5 Chapter Conclusion
11.6 References
12.1 History of OFC
12.2 OFC Gasses and Cylinders
12.3 OFC Equipment and Setup
12.4 OFC Operation and Techniques
12.5 Chapter Conclusion
12.6 References
13.1 History of CAC-A
13.2 CAC-A Equipment and Setup
13.3 Application and Techniques
13.4 Chapter Conclusion
13.5 References
14.1 The History of PAC
14.2 PAC Equipment and Setup
14.3 Operation of a PAC System
14.4 Chapter Conclusion
14.5 References
15.1 Weld Joints and Positions
15.2 Groove Welds
15.3 Fillet Welds
15.4 Plug and Slot Welds
15.5 Resistance Welds
15.6 Other Weld Types
15.7 Chapter Conclusion
15.8 References
16.1 Blueprints Overview
16.2 Lines
16.3 Views
16.4 Dimensions
16.5 Other Elements of Blueprints
16.6 The Basic Elements of Welding Symbols
16.7 Dimensions in The Weld Symbol
16.8 NDE Symbols
16.9 Chapter Conclusion
16.10 References
17.1 History of Welding Codes
David Colameco, M.Ed.
17.2 Washington Association of Building Officials (WABO) Welding Code
17.3 American Welding Society