Lapidary

Lapidary

WELDER

WELDER

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1TRADE INTRODUCTIONBASIC INTRODUCTIONVIEW
2TRADE INTRODUCTIONPREFACE OF TRADE TOPICSVIEW
3GENERAL SAFETYAll necessary guidance to be provided to the new comers to become familiar with the working of Industrial TrainingImportance of safety and general precautions observed in the in the industry/shop Introduction of First aid.Different types of satety observed in workshopVIEW
4DIFFERENT TYPES OF SAFETYPersonal safetyVIEWWATCH NOW
5DIFFERENT TYPES OF SAFETYWorkshop SafetyVIEWWATCH NOW
6DIFFERENT TYPES OF SAFETYTool and equipment safetyVIEWWATCH NOW
7REMEDYRemedies to prevent accedentVIEWWATCH NOW
8LOSSS INCURED BY BODY ON WELDINGLosses due to welding on Human bodyVIEWWATCH NOW
9FIRST AIDFirst Aid kit and Instructions of useVIEWWATCH NOW
10FIRE SAFETYFire safety and fire extinguisherVIEWWATCH NOW
11CLASSIFICATION OF METAL JOINTSVarious types of metal joints, their selection and applicationVIEWWATCH NOW
12WELDING DEFINTIONIntroduction and definition of welding.WATCH NOW
13TYPES OF WELDINGVarious Welding Processes and its applications.
14SolderingSolderingVIEWWATCH NOW
15SolderingSolder and its typesVIEWWATCH NOW
16SolderingSoldering processVIEWWATCH NOW
17BrazingBrazingVIEWWATCH NOW
18BrazingBrazing methodVIEWWATCH NOW
19RivetRivet and its types with applicationVIEWWATCH NOW
20RivetTypes of rivettingVIEWWATCH NOW
21RivetRivetting toolsVIEWWATCH NOW
22WEDLING TERMINOLOGYTerms related to weldingVIEWWATCH NOW
23FLUXFlux and its applicationVIEWWATCH NOW
24EDGE PREPARATIONEdge preparation and fit up for different thickness.VIEWWATCH NOW
25TYPES OF WELDED JOINTSTypes of welded joints and its applications.VIEWWATCH NOW
26WELDING POSITIONWelding positions flat, horizontal, vertical and over head position.VIEWWATCH NOW
27Surface CleaningSurface CleaningVIEWWATCH NOW
28PROPERTIES OF ENGINEERING MATERIALSProperties of materials, e.g.-colour, weight, structure, and conductivity, magnetic, fusibility, specific gravityVIEWWATCH NOW
29PROPERTIES OF ENGINEERING MATERIALSTypes of properties of engineering materialsVIEW
30PROPERTIES OF ENGINEERING MATERIALSMechanical properties: ductility, malleability hardness, brittleness, toughness, tenacity, and elasticity.VIEWWATCH NOW
31WELDING SYMBOLSWelding symbols as per BIS
32WELDING SYMBOLSWelding symbols as per BIS
33WELDING SYMBOLSWelding symbols as per AWS.
34WELDING SYMBOLSWelding symbols as per AWS.
35WELDING TERMINOLOGYArc and Gas Welding Equipments, tools and accessories
36WELDING TERMINOLOGYArc and Gas Welding Equipments, tools and accessories
37WELDING TERMINOLOGYArc and Gas Welding Equipments, tools and accessories
38WELDING TERMINOLOGYArc and Gas Welding terms and definitions.
39ARC WELDINGBASICS OF ARC WELDINGVIEWWATCH NOW, WATCH NOW
40ARC WELDINGWORKING PRICIPLEVIEWWATCH NOW
41ARC WELDINGBasic electricity applicable to arc weldingVIEWWATCH NOW, WATCH NOW 2,
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42ARC WELDINGBasic electricity applicable to arc weldingVIEWWATCH NOW 1
43ARC WELDINGArc welding related electrical terms &definitions.VIEWWATCH NOW 1
44ARC WELDINGElctrodes used in SMAWVIEWWATCH NOW 5
45ARC WELDINGSpecifiaction and sizes of elctrodesVIEWWATCH NOW 1
46ARC WELDINGAdvantages of coated electrodesVIEWWATCH NOW 1
47ARC WELDINGDifferent eqipments that are used in SMAW
48ARC WELDINGsafety equipments employed during SMAW
49ARC WELDINGOperation of SAMW and comaprison with Oxy-acetylene Gas Welding
50GAS WELDINGCommon gases used for welding & cutting, flame temperatures and uses.
51OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGPlant accessories and materials for Oxy-acetylene gas welding
52OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGSources of Acetylene
53OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGChemistry of oxy-acetylene flame.
54OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGTwo stage Combustion and Avdantages and Disadvantages of it
55OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGTypes of Flame in OAW
56OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGNeutral Flame and its application
57OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGCarburisinfg Flame and its application
58OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGOxidising Flame and its application
59OXY-ACETYLENE GAS WELDINGOperation of OAW
60GAS CUTTINGBasics of Oxy-Acetylene cutting process
61GAS CUTTINGOperation of Oxy-Acetylene cutting process
62GAS CUTTINGDifferent types of Oxy-Acetylene cutting cutting machine
63GAS CUTTINGApplication of Oxy-Acetylene cutting and special cutting technique
64WELDING DEFECTDifferent types of Welding method, their causes and application
65WELDING DEFECTDifferent types of Welding method, their causes and application
66WELDING DEFECTDifferent types of Welding method, their causes and application
67WELDING DEFECTDifferent types of Welding method, their causes and application
68INSPECTION OF WELDTypes of Inspection methods
69INSPECTION OF WELDDestructive Method
70INSPECTION OF WELDDestructive Method
71INSPECTION OF WELDNon-Destructive Method(NDT)
72INSPECTION OF WELDNon-Destructive Method(NDT)
73PIPE JOINTSPipe development for Elbow joint, “T” joint, Y joint and branch joint
74PIPE JOINTSPipe development for Elbow joint, “T” joint, Y joint and branch joint
75PIPE JOINTSPipe development for Elbow joint, “T” joint, Y joint and branch joint
76PIPE JOINTSPipe development for Elbow joint, “T” joint, Y joint and branch joint
77FERROUS METALClassification of steel.
78FERROUS METALLow, medium and high carbon steel and alloy steels
79FERROUS METALEffects of alloying elements on steel
80FERROUS METALCast iron and its properties types.
81NON-FERROUS METALBrass – types – properties and welding methods
82NON-FERROUS METALCopper – types – properties and welding methods
83NON-FERROUS METALAluminium and its alloys, properties
84GMAWGas Metal Arc Welding
85GMAWTungsten Inert Gas Welding
86GMAWAdvantages and disadvantages of Tungsten Inert Gas Welding
87GMAWTungsten Inert Gas Welding polarity and electrical accessories
88GMAWTungsten Inert Gas Welding polarity and electrical accessories
89GMAWTungsten Inert Gas Welding operation and apllication
90GMAWTIG Accessories
91GMAWTIG electrode
92GMAWTungsten Inert Gas Welding operation and apllication
93GMAWMetal Inert Gas Welding
94GMAWAdvantages and disadvantages of Metal Inert Gas WeldingWATCH NOW
95GMAWOperation of MIG
96GMAWMIG accessories
97GMAEWMetal Inert Gas Welding polarity and electrical accessories
98GMAWMetal Inert Gas Welding polarity and electrical accessories
99GMAWMetal trasfer associated with Metal Inert Gas Welding
100GMAWMetal trasfer associated with Metal Inert Gas Welding
101GMAWMetal trasfer associated with Metal Inert Gas Welding
102FCAWFlux cored Arc Welding
103FCAWFlux cored Arc Welding
104SAWSubmerged Arc Welding
105SAWSubmerged Arc Welding
106SAWSubmerged Arc Welding
107ESWElectroslag Welding
108ESWElectroslag Welding
109EBWElectron Beam Welding
110TWThermit welding
111TWThermit welding
112RESISTANCE WELDINGIntroduction of Resistance welding
113RESISTANCE WELDINGResistance Spot Welding
114RESISTANCE WELDINGResistance Spot Welding
115RESISTANCE WELDINGProjection Welding
116RESISTANCE WELDINGSeam Welding
117RESISTANCE WELDINGUpset Butt Welding
118RESISTANCE WELDINGFlash butt Welding
119FRWFriction Welding
120PAWPlasma Arc welding
121PAWPlasma Arc welding
122PACPlasma Arc Cutting
123EBWElectron Beam Welding
124EBWAdvantages and Disadvantages of Electron Beam Welding
125LBWLASER Beam Welding
126LBWLASER Beam Welding
127HEAT TREATMENTDifferent types of crystal structure
128HEAT TREATMENTDifferent types of crystal structure
129HEAT TREATMENTDifferent types of crystal structure
130HEAT TREATMENTDifferent types of crystal structure
131HEAT TREATMENTIRON CARBON SYSTEM
132HEAT TREATMENTIRON CARBON SYSTEM
133HEAT TREATMENTConstitutents of Iron Carbon System
134HEAT TREATMENTConstitutents of Iron Carbon System
135HEAT TREATMENTIron carbon Diagram
136HEAT TREATMENTIron carbon Diagram
137HEAT TREATMENTTTT DIAGRAM
138HEAT TREATMENTDiferent heat treatment process
139HEAT TREATMENTDiferent heat treatment process
140HEAT TREATMENTDiferent heat treatment process
141HEAT TREATMENTDiferent heat treatment process