Master welding theory and practice in one concise, approachable guide.
This non-fiction reference covers welding from the ground up and builds to advanced techniques. Readers will find clear explanations of different welding methods, the metals involved, and the tools used across electric, thermit, and hot-flame processes. The book blends theory with practical how-tos, including real-world applications, testing, and quality considerations.
- Learn the definitions, theories, and practical factors that affect weld quality. - Understand how various metals behave under heat and pressure, and how to prepare surfaces. - Explore apparatus, currents, fluxes, and testing methods for electric, thermit, and oxy‑acetylene welding. - See typical welds, repairs, and problem-solving approaches used in foundries and shops.
Ideal for readers of technical handbooks, shop workers, students, and professionals seeking solid, hands-on guidance in welding.