Hi. How are you? There is a table (13.2) in Volume 1 of the AWS welding handbooks (8 th Edition) that introduces the institutes which publish standards. By referring to this table , you can find the necessary standard for many products and industries. For more information please read the volume 1 of AWS welding handbook. Best Regards, Pejman Malekinejad.
Pejman, do you know? some of the people who wrote that book and edited it are on this forum and Brent could have 3 copies of it 1 on his nightstand for bedtime reading sincerely, Kent
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Date 04-09-2015 19:44
Dear Kent, Thanks for your comment. It is valuable. Best Regards, Pejman Malekinejad.
Actually at the moment my nighttime reading has been Linnert's 'Welding Metallurgy'. Though I do on occasion go to the Welding Handbook to compare certain items. But, I guess it depends on what is 'nighttime'. Back working way too many hours and usually through the night, so I am sitting here in the office studying my metallurgy. Had an interesting occurrence on our current project that I am not at liberty to discuss for the time being. It was time for some refreshing supporting science to my opinions.
Brent, my good friend I have both of those books and I still wing it off the top of my head why Al Moore is always correcting me except about using heavy equipment got ya Alpicture tells a thousand words sincerely, Kent btw if I can help you with any problem feel free to ask
AH, internet communications. And here I just 'assumed' he meant he kept his copy of the book there and it was well placed for the appropriate usage. Unless he actually likes to read about Metallurgy while ... well, we all get the point.
It's the other way around, my toilet is next to the nightstand! As a young lad, I spent many a night with my head in the toilet, feeding it my excess alcohol. A sawzall worked very nicely to eliminate the long run around the corner to get to the toilet. and I didn't even have to move the nightstand.
