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Journal Article

Author
Bernard, W.
Title
Resistance welding progress (Abstract)
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 15, no. 1, Jan 1943, pp. 12-13
Description

Abstract of a paper, No.799, presented by the author, William Bernard, JrIEAust, before a General Meeting of the Mechanical Engineering, and the Electrical and Communication Engineering Branches of the Sydney Division of The Institution, on 30th March, 1942.

Abstract

The paper described the steadily increasing applications of spot, seam, and butt welding by means of the resistance type of welder, and included many details of the improvements incorporated in the design of these machines in recent years.
The essentials of the resistance welding process, are clamping of the parts to be welded, application of welding heat and pressure, and termination of welding heat whilst still applying the pressure.

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