Welding mild steel

The probability that welding could, with advantage, be more widely used in ship construction than had heretofore been the case, led to the formation, in 1917, of a Welding Committee, which at first was conducted under the auspices of the Standards Committee of the Institute. The Welding Research Sub...

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Published in:Proceedings of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers 1919-04, Vol.38 (4), p.561-609
Main Author: Hobart, H. M.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Carbon
Chemicals
Marine vehicles
Shape
Steel
Welding
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Summary:The probability that welding could, with advantage, be more widely used in ship construction than had heretofore been the case, led to the formation, in 1917, of a Welding Committee, which at first was conducted under the auspices of the Standards Committee of the Institute. The Welding Research Sub-Committee, formed in 1918, was a sub-committee of the Metallurgical and Electrical Sections of the Engineering Division of the National Research Council, and the Welding Committee, (under the chairmanship of Professor C. A. Adams) came under, the direction of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The paper is in large part based on the work done by the Welding Research Sub-Committee up to January of this year.
ISSN:0097-2444
2376-7758
DOI:10.1109/PAIEE.1919.6592394