Titlebook: Advanced Joining Technologies; Proceedings of the I T. H. North (WIC/NSERC Professor) Conference proceedings 1990 Chapman and Hall 1990 X-r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-12670-3ults from a questionnaire about seam tracking of weld lines, and adaptive control of welding conditions using those sensors, and future trends in this area. It will then talk about the two major sensor categories: contact and non-contact, and make a more detailed examination of seven sensors in thos

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Mohamed Kechar,Ladjel Bellatrecheent quality control. Several equipment types have the potential for weld inspection, but a comparison is difficult because of nonexistent specification standards. The operation of real-time systems is very different from the conventional X-ray film, so neither the common radiography standards nor th

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Mohamed Kechar,Ladjel Bellatrecheen the partial pressures of several gases and temperature is shown under 0.1 MPa (1 atm) atmosphere. Oxygen and nitrogen absorptions into liquid iron in equilibrium state are discussed thermodynamically. The effects of the welding condition and the oxidizing gas partial pressure in the welding atmos

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Big Data Analytics and Knowledge Discoveryonding. A range of joining techniques could be used to achieve bonding, but it is argued that those most relevant to structural applications are diffusion bonding using interlayers, brazing and glazing. Material aspects of these and some other techniques are reviewed and suggestions are made about f

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Amine Ganibardi,Chérif Arab Alid when higher strength steel weldments are used in fracture critical parts. In particular, it is shown that weld joint efficiency hinges on the interaction between the relative difference between weld/base metal yield strength and toughness. It is concluded that a quantitative assessment of this int

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05752-6-sectional to 2D in-plane to full 3D and shell-3D composite models. The coupling of heat flow models to the evolution of microstructure and thermal stress analysis has resolved the effect of transformations on the residual stress in high strength steels. The paper closes with a discussion of future opportunities and challenges.