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spot-weld

A weld between two overlapping members at an isolated spot by means of heat and pressure.
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Peroni [2] compared experimental results on the use of structural adhesives, laser-welding and spot-welding in structures subjected to crash.
The experimental quasi-static and impact tests of the axial crushing of columns were performed to validate finite element (FE) models which were used for the simulations to evaluate the influence of spot-welding.
These thin-plate sheets are interconnected by spot-welding. When repairing sometimes it is necessary to separate individual panels of the deformation zone in order to recover their primary form (Fig.
At least one missed spot-welding doubles the spacing between adjacent connections in our research profile.
The specimen with two ruptures of spot-welding was deformed by 11 cm, whereas the specimen with no spot-welding ruptures was deformed only by 9.5 cm (Fig.
Based on the findings of above-described experimental tests and results of calculations, we have examined, using FE model, the influence of partial or total failure of a spot-welding on the deformation of the specimen and amount of the energy absorbed.
Variations of manual and original spot-welding by FEA simulation are shown in Table 4.
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