دانلود کتاب Welding for Challenging Environments. Proceedings of the International Conference on Welding for Challenging Environments, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 15–17 October 1985

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Content:
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Page ix
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PULSED GAS METAL ARC WELDING, Pages 1-10
SYNERGIC PULSED GMAW – IN PERSPECTIVE, Pages 11-20
PULSED FM-GMA WELDING, Pages 21-29
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HIGH POWER LASER WELDING, Pages 31-40
TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS OF MOLTEN WELD POOL ALONG THE KEYHOLE IN LASER BEAM WELDING, Pages 41-50
ALL-POSITION MECHANIZED AND AUTOMATIC FCAW SYSTEMS FOR THE FABRICATION OF OFFSHORE STRUCTURES AND ARCTIC VESSELS, Pages 51-64
HEAVY SECTION WELDMENTS WITH A GMAW NARROW GAP WELDING PROCESS, Pages 65-74
EXTRA HEAVY STEEL PLATES PRODUCED BY THERMO-MECHANICAL PROCESS FOR ARCTIC OFFSHORE STRUCTURES AND SHIPS IN ICY SEA AREAS, Pages 75-84
THE DEVELOPMENT OF WELDING PROCEDURES FOR ARCTIC STRUCTURES AND OFFSHORE PLATFORMS USING TMCP (THERMO-MECHANICAL CONTROLLED PROCESS) STEEL PLATES, Pages 85-96
SOME FACTORS AFFECTING THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SUBMERGED ARC NARROW GAP WELDS, Pages 97-105
NARROW GAP WELDING OF PRESSURE VESSELS – a manufacturer's view –, Pages 107-116
NARROW GAP WELDING OF 2′ HY-100 PLATE USING CLOSED LOOP, ADAPTIVE-FEEDBACK, THROUGH-THE-ARC TRACKING TECHNOLOGY, Pages 117-129
FRACTURE TOUGHNESS CONSIDERATIONS FOR OFFSHORE STRUCTURES IN UK WATERS, Pages 131-144
THE EFFECTS OF PWHT ON THE TOUGHNESS OF SHIELDED METAL ARC WELD METALS FOR USE IN CANADIAN OFFSHORE STRUCTURE FABRICATION, Pages 145-155
THE RELEVANCE OF CTOD IN CROSS WELDED JOINTS WITH WELD METAL OVERMATCHING IN STRENGTH, Pages 157-166
FIRST REPORT OF HAZ STUDY, Pages 167-180
TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGES IN WELDING FOR CANADIAN OFFSHORE ENVIRONMENTS, Pages 181-190
TESTING OF 125 MM AND 200 MM THICK LOW-STRENGTH LOW-CARBON STEEL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TRIPOD TOWER PLATFORM (TTP), Pages 191-204
THE BEHAVIOR OF LONGITUDINAL HIGH FREQUENCY INDUCTION WELDED PIPES IN THE H2S ENVIRONMENT, Pages 205-212
ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM HARDNESSES AND CRACKING SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HEAT-AFFECTED ZONES IN UNDERWATER WET WELDING OF STEELS, Pages 213-222
PREDICTION OF THERMAL HISTORY OF REPAIR WELDS, Pages 223-232
A MICROCOMPUTER METHOD FOR PREDICTING PREHEAT TEMPERATURES, Pages 233-244
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WIRE FEED SPEED AND SUBMERGED-ARC-WELDING PARAMETERS, Pages 245-251
INFLUENCE OF THE HOLE-SIDE PLASTIC DEFORMATION AS A RESULT OF THE STRESS CONCENTRATION ON THE ACCURACY OF RESIDUAL WELDING STRESS MEASUREMENT BY SMALL BLIND HOLE RELAXATION METHOD AND ITS MODIFICATION, Pages 253-262
THE EFFECT OF HEAT TREATMENT ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF STRUCTURAL STEEL WELD DEPOSITS, Pages 263-272
2 1/4 CR-1 MO-FILLER METALS WITH HIGH TOUGHNESS PROPERTIES AFTER STEP COOLING, Pages 273-282
SUBMERGED ARC WELDING OF HIGH YIELD STRENGTH STEEL, Pages 283-291
INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN CONTENT ON DEPOSITED WELD METAL NOTCH TOUGHNESS, Pages 293-303
EFFECT OF AMBIENT PRESSURE AND SHIELDING GAS FLOW ON HYDROGEN AND NITROGEN CONTAMINATION OF HYPERBARIC TIG AND GMA WELDS, Pages 305-313
HIGH-STRENGTH, HIGH-FRACTURE TOUGHNESS SUBMERGED-ARC WELD FOR ARCTIC LINE PIPE, Pages 315-323
GAS-METAL-SLAG INTERACTIONS OF BINARY FLUXES CONTAINING CaF2, Pages 325-332
EVALUATION OF SUSCEPTIBILITY OF WELDS MADE WITH A STABLE AUSTENITIC WELDING WIRE TO HOT CRACKING, Pages 333-340
CONFERENCE DISCUSSION, Pages 341-355
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 356-357
AUTHOR INDEX, Page 358