Abstract Tungsten inert gas can be used to weld stainless steel due its offering sound weld, narrow fusion zone, precise control weld’s shape and over penetration, spatter free, slagless, stable arc low electrode wear. The goal of this study was offer the best process parameters for improving mechanical characteristics joint. experimental analysis approach applied in work, experiment carried ou...

Welding is the process of coalescence two metals/alloys for creating a seamless joint, quintessential fabrication utilised in almost every manufacturing sector. There range welding processes that are used according to their features and requirement fabricator. The tungsten inert gas (TIG) an extensively owing its inherent characteristics like high weld quality, surface cleanliness, autogenous m...

Arc welding is a common unit operation in the construction industry, where frequent changes in location and welding position make it more difficult to control fume exposures than in industries where fixed locations are the norm. Welders may be exposed to a variety of toxic airborne contaminants including manganese (Mn) and hexavalent chromium (CrVI). Local exhaust ventilation (LEV) is a well-kn...

Control of the Gas Metal Arc welding process is becoming increasingly sophisticated, due to improvements in technology and a better understanding of the process itself. To effectively conduct research in this area, it is necessary to have equipment that is extremely flexible in both architecture and operation. Experimental power sources and a welding test facility have been developed at the Uni...

In this experimental work, AISI 304 was welded via metal inert gas (MIG) welding process with Argon (Ar) as shielding gas. In the present study, AISI 304 was subjected to different heat input using a standard 308L electrode. Weld quality i.e. ultimate tensile strength, toughness, microhardness, and microstructure of AISI 304 were examined. Microstructures of welded joints were studied using sca...

The composition of the gas mixture secreted into the swim-bladders of several species of fish has been determined in the mass spectrometer. The secreted gas differed greatly from the gas mixture breathed by the fish in the relative proportions of the chemically inert gases, argon, neon, helium, and nitrogen. Relative to nitrogen the proportion of the very soluble argon was increased and the pro...

Abstract Aluminium alloys have been widely accepted in manufacturing lightweight materials with high strength. Therefore, welding aluminium is essential industrial applications to attain complex shapes. In the present work, AA5083 and AA6082 dissimilar were welded using pulsed tungsten inert gas (PTIG) since PTIG reduces defects more than TIG welding. But get better mechanical strength on weld ...

OBJECTIVES CO poisoning has been a serious industrial hazard in Japanese workplaces. Although incomplete combustion is the major cause of CO generation, there is a risk of CO poisoning during some welding operations. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the generation rate of CO from CO2 arc welding under controlled laboratory conditions and estimate the ventilation requirements for the...

Abstract Tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding is frequently used to fabricate super duplex stainless steel weldments due its superior mechanical qualities and attractive appearance in contrast with other arc techniques. The broad use of TIG remains constrained despite all advantages. Thus, the process activated flux tungsten (A-TIG) created. In current study, ATIG different oxide fluxes execute bea...