February 2024

What is Longitudinal crack welds defect?

What is Longitudinal crack welds defect?

Longitudinal cracks in welds are defects characterized by cracks that run parallel to the direction of the weld axis. These cracks can occur due to various factors such as high levels of residual stress, improper welding parameters, inadequate joint preparation, or material impurities. Longitudinal cracks can compromise the structural integrity and mechanical properties of the

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What is Hard stamping welds defect?

What is Hard stamping welds defect?

“Hard stamping” is not a widely recognized weld defect or term in welding quality assessment. However, based on the phrase, it could refer to a situation where excessive force or pressure is applied to a weld, causing deformation or damage to the weld and surrounding material. This could potentially result in a variety of defects

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