Understanding Welding Symbols

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Ray Harkins, The Manufacturing Academy,Garry Pace

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1 - Introduction to the Course.mp4

06:37

2 - Overview of Welding Processes SMAW.mp4

10:16

3 - Overview of Welding Processes GMAW.mp4

08:48

4 - Overview of Welding Processes FCAW and SAW Pt 1.mp4

08:55

5 - Overview of Welding Processes FCAW and SAW Pt 2.mp4

04:23

6 - Overview of Welding Processes GTAW.mp4

07:12

7 - Joint types and Terminology.mp4

03:40

8 - Basics of Welding Symbols.mp4

07:32

9 - Reference Lines Arrows and Tails.mp4

03:34

10 - Location Significance of the Arrows.mp4

02:54

11 - Groove Weld Vocabulary.mp4

03:31

12 - Overview of Fillet Welds.mp4

06:25

13 - Dimensioning of Fillet Welds Pt 1.mp4

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14 - Dimensioning of Fillet Welds Pt 2.mp4

11:45

15 - Groove Welds Pt 1.mp4

04:42

16 - Groove Welds Pt 2.mp4

08:15

17 - Plug Slot and Stud Welds.mp4

07:40

18 - Supplementary Symbols.mp4

08:26

19 - Supplementary Information.mp4

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20 - Nondestructive Evaluation Symbols Pt 1.mp4

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21 - Nondestructive Evaluation Symbols Pt 2.mp4

05:04

22 - Conclusion to the Course.mp4

02:08

23 - Additional-Course-Links-090322.docx

23 - Additional-Course-Links-090322.pdf

23 - Bonus Lecture.mp4

11:21

Description

How to Create and Read the Graphical Symbols Used to Define a Welded Joint

What You'll Learn?

An Overview of the Major Welding Processes including FCAW, SAW, SMAW, GTAW and GMAW
A Detailed Explanation of Joint Types and Terminology
Parts of a Welding Symbol: Reference Lines, Arrows and Tails
Groove Weld Terminology including Groove Shapes and their Associated Symbols
A Deep Dive into Fillet Welds -- Their Applications and Symbols
An Overview of Plug, Slot and Stud Welds
Nondestructive Testing Types and How to Depict Those Tests on an Engineering Drawing
Supplementary Information and Symbols
And MUCH MORE!!

Who is this for?

Welders and Welding Inspectors

Welding Engineers

Manufacturing Professionals

Production Supervisors

Manufacturing and Industrial Engineers

Quality Engineers, Quality Technicians

Product Designers

What You Need to Know?

A basic understanding of manufacturing

A basic understanding of engineering drawings

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Description
Welding symbols are the graphical tools, placed on engineering drawings and specifications, that product engineers and designers use to communicate the intent of their design to the people who are making and inspecting the products. Details like the type, shape, length, thickness, and location of the weld are all communicated through these welding symbols.
And like all symbols, without an understanding of how they work, they're meaningless. But in this course, "Understanding Welding Symbols", we show you how to read and interpret these symbols.
Metallurgist and Licensed Professional Engineer, Garry Pace is the instructor for this course. Over the past 20+ years, Garry has taught thousands of welders, weld inspectors, quality engineers, quality technicians, and other manufacturing professionals the fundamentals of welding, along with its procedures and specifications.
In this course, you will learn:
An overview of the major welding processes like GTAW, GMAW, SMAW, SAW and FACW
All the major weld joint types
The sections of the welding symbols ... what they mean and why they're important
All the terminology and concepts needed to master welding symbols
How groove and fillet welds are specified and dimensioned
How plug, slot, and stud welds are specified and dimensioned
An overview of nondestructive testing methods like ultrasonic, liquid penetrant, x-ray, and magnetic particle inspection
How required NDT methods are specified on blueprints
And much more!!
We've included in this course far more than just the dry theory. We've included real-life examples and practical applications that can only be learned through years of hands-on experience.
So if you're looking to take your welding and metal working skills to the next level by incorporating the more technical aspects of your profession, then this is the class for you.
Sign up today to advance your skillset and advance career in manufacturing!!
Who this course is for:
Welders and Welding Inspectors
Welding Engineers
Manufacturing Professionals
Production Supervisors
Manufacturing and Industrial Engineers
Quality Engineers, Quality Technicians
Product Designers

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Ray Harkins is a senior manufacturing professional with 30 years experience in manufacturing engineering, quality management, and business analysis. During his career, he has toured hundreds of manufacturing facilities and worked with leading industry professionals throughout North America and Japan. He earned his Bachelor of Science from the University of Akron where he majored in Engineering Technology, his Master of Science from Rochester Institute of Technology where he majored in Manufacturing Leadership and Project Management, and his Master of Business Administration from Youngstown State University. He is a senior member of the American Society of Quality, and holds their Quality Engineering (CQE), Quality Technician (CQT), Quality Auditing (CQA) and Calibration Technician (CCT) certifications. Ray has written extensively for national trade publications on the topics of quality engineering and career management, and has taught over 32,000 students through the Udemy platform on a range of manufacturing-related topics.

Garry Pace

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Garry A Pace -PE/CWI has a BS in Welding Engineering from Montana School of Mines in Butte Montana. Mr. Pace has worked as a welding engineer in a number of industries over the last two and a half decades, ranging from manufacturing, boiler and pressure vessels, heavy construction, DOE nuclear as well as the oil and gas industries.In his roles in those industries, Mr. Pace has spent the majority of his time involved in the writing and review of Welding Procedure Specifications, Procedure Qualification Records as well as the training and qualification of welders to a number of different welding codes.Mr. Pace is currently employed as a chemistry instructor for the Cypress Fairbanks ISD as well as working as a welding engineering consultant.

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