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That's right: an electrician arc welding. How fitting! Brand new experience for me, and it was an absolute blast.
Thanks Jade! <3
Welding on the "Ameglia Star", Italian ship under renovation. Port of Genoa, Italy.
September 2008
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3g mig welding test. its upsided down since this was done uphill. A common mig welding test is 3/8" plate A36 carbon steel with a 37.5 degree bevel. open butt root, done downhill, fill is done uphill.
3 passes total.
This was a pull test we set up to test the yield strengh of 4 x 10mm carbon studs welded by friction with the R1004 portable weld head onto 1" thick plate. during the demo we had 300bar(9ton) pull on these 4 small studs. after everyone went home we tested it to destruction (what fun) After standing well back we had them up to equiv of 13.5 tonnes, then one stretched and snapped, one stripped the threads on the stud, and the other two just stretched, All welds where still complete showing the weld was stronger than the studs!!!!! beyond predictions.
Welding the re-bar cage together for what will eventually become one of eight anchors for the guy wires to a 750 foot LORAN (long range) antenna.
Welding on the "Ameglia Star".Italian ship under renovation. Port of Genoa, Italy.
September 2008
Photo © Marcel Crozet / ILO
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L to R: National technical committee member Shanen Aranmor; High School medalists—Silver-Sofia Ramirez Granick, Assabet Valley Regional Technial High School (Mass.); Gold-Damain Aitken, Albert Lowry High School (Nev.); and Bronze-Jocelyn Jarnigam, Unaka High School (Tenn.). and national technical committee member Dan Quites.