re-welding on a plate - implications?
re-welding on a plate - implications?
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Are there any implications for multiple welding different items in the same location on a piece of plate (i.e. attach something by welding, burning/cutting it off, welding something else on, and repeating)?
This is attaching large transportation items onto a structural deck.
Many thanks,
Lepista
This is attaching large transportation items onto a structural deck.
Many thanks,
Lepista





RE: re-welding on a plate - implications?
RE: re-welding on a plate - implications?
RE: re-welding on a plate - implications?
The thicker the deck, the greater the potential for lamellar tears.
If no problems are detected, weld away!
Best regards - Al
RE: re-welding on a plate - implications?
RE: re-welding on a plate - implications?
It is a test method that employs longitudinal (ultrasonic) waves to examine the thickness of the test piece to detect planar discontinuities that lie parallel to the test surface.
It is a method used to check the thickness of a plate, check for or determine the extent of corrosion, or locate planar defects such as laminations or lamellar tears in "plate type" materials where the test surface and the opposite surface or the discontinuity of interest are parallel to each other.
I hope this is the description you are looking for.
Best regards - Al