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composite joint

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composite joint [kəm′päz·ət ′jȯint]
(metallurgy)
A joint connected by welding in conjunction with one or more mechanical means.

composite joint
A joint employing more than one means to hold the elements together, e.g., welding and bolting.


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Fabric-reinforced composite joints as a rule present lower joint efficiency (about 50% of the weaker joining partner) (21).
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