Welding and the Heat Affected Zone (HAZ)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video: Jeff shows the end result of a weld that was not cooled properly. So what exactly is the Heat Affected Zone (HAZ)? Watch this video to find out that and more!
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Studying a degree in Mechanical Engineering at the moment and preparing for an exam on materials and composites, the HAZ is one of the things we need to learn about. Thanks for the practical knowledge, makes it a lot easier to learn about!
Very nice Vedeo Technical
You always explain things so well with both theory and practical examples. Great job.
Great video Jeffrey. I'm a 30+ year mechanic, but brand new to welding and your video was VERY informative, especially the part showing the crystalization (looks like sand) in the steel bar. Will check out Jody's tips vids as well. Thanks!
Thank you
Very nice Technical Welding
Interesting video young man. And having viewed a few of your videos I have decided your worthy of a sub!
please more detailed HAZ
thanks for the explanation
Thanks bro
awesome thanks
Hello, I have a question between welding with electrical resistance and mig which has bigger bigger HAZ?
The welding process does not really determine the size of the HAZ, the amount of amps your putting into the material does. Other factors like material thickness, alloy of the metal you are welding and travel speed all come into play.
@@jeffreysanto Thank you!
Are you in CT?
+captainjerk Yes, we are based Connecticut :)
+Jeffrey Santo I'm in Ellington CT. You said Norwalk, and Ifigured it had to be CT.
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