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backhand welding

backhand welding

[′bak‚hand ′weld·iŋ]
(metallurgy)
A welding technique in which the flame is directed back against the completed weld. Also known as backward welding.
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In the first experiments backhand welding technique was tested, but due to spatters in the initial stage of welding, forehand welding technique was used.
Cold metal transfer (CMT) welding of thin sheet metal products/Ohukesest lehtmetallist toodete keevitus CMT-protsessi abil
When the electrode points opposite to the direction of travel, the technique is called backhand welding with a torch angle less than 90[degrees].
The influence of parameters on penetration, speed and bridging in laser hybrid welding/Lazerinio hibridinio suvirinimo parametru itaka i pravirinamuma, greiti ir nesuvirinamuma
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