Welding fabrication & repair: questions and answers By Frank M. Marlow

[inconel]

Dear Friends,

Please share the following book,

'Welding fabrication & repair: questions and answers By Frank M. Marlow'


Thanks and Regards

[BornToSin]

what kind of welding problems you dealing with? i dont have that book, but i can help you a lot in welding technology...

[inconel]

Dear BornToSin,

Thanks a lot for your good mind to help me out from trouble.Why can't we start a new section in this forum exclusively for welding engineering/inspection to discuss all issues and share books and articles?

Thanks and Regards

what kind of welding problems you dealing with? i dont have that book, but i can help you a lot in welding technology...

[kani20]

I want to learn welding basics and technology . how do i start ? please advise.

[BornToSin]

Thanks a lot for your good mind to help me out from trouble.Why can't we start a new section in this forum exclusively for welding engineering/inspection to discuss all issues and share books and articles?

thats a good idea..we have to talk with the admin about this ;-)

I want to learn welding basics and technology . how do i start ? please advise.
to be honest, the only way is to start working as a welding technologiest or engineer (if you have IWE degree)..then, base yourself at the beginning to learn something about usual welding processes (GTAW, GMAW/FCAW, SMAW, SAW), not just theory, practical part is much more useful..learn also something about other processes, like STT or automatic GTAW or stud welding or any process your firm working with..
learn how to do welding plans...pwht plans...learn about the materials you working with, also dont forget filler metals...
if you into EN (BS) standards, start with 12952, 13445, 13480, 12952, 5817, 287-1...but base yourself at the welding parts..
make some WPAR's, WPS's, PWHT diagrams, organize the certification for some welders, learn em some theory too...

but...if you not in such of need of welding, don't ever became welding engineer cause you'll loose your nerves very soon, and you'll have to read and learn through whole life...trust me..it's messed up job and you'll never know everything, cause there's always something new...

[badjoe]

isn't it to shallow only talking welding technology without mentioning metallurgical science?

IMHO when we have to start learning welding, then the first thing to be search is the metallurgical aspects of the welding.

CMIIW

if you really want to read the book perhaps you can access this link (Google Book):

http://books.google.co.id/books?id=UT5HM71MHe8C&printsec=frontcover&dq=Frank+M.+Marlow&source=bl&ots=RQyozlj_pa&sig=YtqUxthhU1Bx7cDiNAWskDVMBDs&hl=id&ei=_29XTOurCs6_rAfd4ZWOBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=9&ved=0CEkQ6AEwCA#v=onepage&q&f=false

[BornToSin]

well, I still think it is hard to start learning with metallurgy of materials...but to be honest, obviosly, it is neccesrary things to know, but for the beginner.... :-s

[Mohamed]

Dear BornToSin,

Thanks a lot for your good mind to help me out from trouble.Why can't we start a new section in this forum exclusively for welding engineering/inspection to discuss all issues and share books and articles?

Thanks and Regards

I want to learn welding basics and technology . how do i start ? please advise.

no problem in create if it request for many member of the forum, until that you can use

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or crate group at

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[tua022012]

Hi,

Thanks very much for this comment. It help me to think about my ideals.

Tks again and pls keep posting.