Course WD-2 Welding Technology for Design Personnel

Duration: 5 Days

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Course overview: This course is specifically designed for CAD and design personnel who need to be able to understand the interaction of welding technology with engineering design in order that they are able to specify the correct welding procedure specification for different applications. The course also provides a very good overview of welding design technology which makes it equally suitable for non-design personnel.
 
Course content: Welding terminology and nomenclature; weldology: weld size versus productivity/ practicality; welding processes, welding techniques and design considerations; edge preparations & joint design selection; welding procedure specifications (WPS) versus BS EN ISO 15614; significance of WPS content; application of WPS to drawings; welding coordination aspects; materials selection and weldability; distortion and residual stresses; fatigue design aspects; avoidance of brittle fracture; welding imperfections and categories; NDT techniques including visual inspection, NDT application and design considerations; fabrication aspects; assessment of welding drawings and weld symbols for compliance; case studies and case history for effective welding design; End of course assessments.

Course outcomes:

On completion of the course you should be able to:

  • Be able to communicate effectively using correct welding terminology.
  • Have a high level of understanding of weld procedure specifications and apply effectively and correctly to engineering drawings.
  • Understand various welding technology aspects that influence effective welding design
  • Appreciate advantages and limitations of different welding processes and techniques in relation to design
  • Deduce the most suitable joint design for a given application.
  • Know the causes and ways of minimising distortion
  • Understand the details of welding coordination and its impact on design.
  • Understand the different types of materials and their properties.
  • Understand joint design concepts for improving fatigue life.
  • Understand different weldability problems and solutions.
  • Know the different types of weld imperfections and appreciate the implication of non destructive testing on effective design.
  • Understand the practicalities from case studies.

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