جوشکاری در محیط‌های دشوار: مجموعه مقالات کنفرانس بین‌المللی، تورنتو، کانادا، اکتبر ۱۹۸۵ ۲۰۱۴
Welding for Challenging Environments: Proceedings of the International Conference on Welding for Challenging Environments, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 15–17 October 1985 2014

1. Cover image

2. Title page

3. Table of Contents

4. Pergamon Titles of Related Interest

5. Copyright

6. FOREWORD

7. Chapter 1: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PULSED GAS METAL ARC WELDING

8. Chapter 2: SYNERGIC PULSED GMAW – IN PERSPECTIVE

9. Chapter 3: PULSED FM-GMA WELDING

10. Chapter 4: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HIGH POWER LASER WELDING

11. Chapter 5: TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS OF MOLTEN WELD POOL ALONG THE KEYHOLE IN LASER BEAM WELDING

12. Chapter 6: ALL-POSITION MECHANIZED AND AUTOMATIC FCAW SYSTEMS FOR THE FABRICATION OF OFFSHORE STRUCTURES AND ARCTIC VESSELS

13. Chapter 7: HEAVY SECTION WELDMENTS WITH A GMAW NARROW GAP WELDING PROCESS

14. Chapter 8: EXTRA HEAVY STEEL PLATES PRODUCED BY THERMO-MECHANICAL PROCESS FOR ARCTIC OFFSHORE STRUCTURES AND SHIPS IN ICY SEA AREAS

15. Chapter 9: THE DEVELOPMENT OF WELDING PROCEDURES FOR ARCTIC STRUCTURES AND OFFSHORE PLATFORMS USING TMCP (THERMO-MECHANICAL CONTROLLED PROCESS) STEEL PLATES

16. Chapter 10: SOME FACTORS AFFECTING THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SUBMERGED ARC NARROW GAP WELDS

17. Chapter 11: NARROW GAP WELDING OF PRESSURE VESSELS – a manufacturer’s view –

18. Chapter 12: NARROW GAP WELDING OF 2′ HY-100 PLATE USING CLOSED LOOP, ADAPTIVE-FEEDBACK, THROUGH-THE-ARC TRACKING TECHNOLOGY

19. Chapter 13: FRACTURE TOUGHNESS CONSIDERATIONS FOR OFFSHORE STRUCTURES IN UK WATERS

20. Chapter 14: THE EFFECTS OF PWHT ON THE TOUGHNESS OF SHIELDED METAL ARC WELD METALS FOR USE IN CANADIAN OFFSHORE STRUCTURE FABRICATION

21. Chapter 15: THE RELEVANCE OF CTOD IN CROSS WELDED JOINTS WITH WELD METAL OVERMATCHING IN STRENGTH

22. Chapter 16: FIRST REPORT OF HAZ STUDY

23. Chapter 17: TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGES IN WELDING FOR CANADIAN OFFSHORE ENVIRONMENTS

24. Chapter 18: TESTING OF 125 MM AND 200 MM THICK LOW-STRENGTH LOW-CARBON STEEL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TRIPOD TOWER PLATFORM (TTP)

25. Chapter 19: THE BEHAVIOR OF LONGITUDINAL HIGH FREQUENCY INDUCTION WELDED PIPES IN THE H2S ENVIRONMENT

26. Chapter 20: ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM HARDNESSES AND CRACKING SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HEAT-AFFECTED ZONES IN UNDERWATER WET WELDING OF STEELS

27. Chapter 21: PREDICTION OF THERMAL HISTORY OF REPAIR WELDS

28. Chapter 22: A MICROCOMPUTER METHOD FOR PREDICTING PREHEAT TEMPERATURES

29. Chapter 23: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WIRE FEED SPEED AND SUBMERGED-ARC-WELDING PARAMETERS

30. Chapter 24: 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

31. Chapter 25: THE EFFECT OF HEAT TREATMENT ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF STRUCTURAL STEEL WELD DEPOSITS

32. Chapter 26: 2 1/4 CR-1 MO-FILLER METALS WITH HIGH TOUGHNESS PROPERTIES AFTER STEP COOLING

33. Chapter 27: SUBMERGED ARC WELDING OF HIGH YIELD STRENGTH STEEL

34. Chapter 28: INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN CONTENT ON DEPOSITED WELD METAL NOTCH TOUGHNESS

35. Chapter 29: EFFECT OF AMBIENT PRESSURE AND SHIELDING GAS FLOW ON HYDROGEN AND NITROGEN CONTAMINATION OF HYPERBARIC TIG AND GMA WELDS

36. Chapter 30: HIGH-STRENGTH, HIGH-FRACTURE TOUGHNESS SUBMERGED-ARC WELD FOR ARCTIC LINE PIPE

37. Chapter 31: GAS-METAL-SLAG INTERACTIONS OF BINARY FLUXES CONTAINING CaF2

38. Chapter 32: EVALUATION OF SUSCEPTIBILITY OF WELDS MADE WITH A STABLE AUSTENITIC WELDING WIRE TO HOT CRACKING

39. CONFERENCE DISCUSSION

40. SUBJECT INDEX

41. AUTHOR INDEX