DIN 1910-5:1986-12
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WELDING - WELDING OF METALS - RESISTANCE WELDING - CLASSIFICATION OF PROCESSES
Hardcopy , PDF
01-11-2002
English
01-01-1986
1 Resistance welding
1.1 Classification of welding processes according
to the manner in which the current is passed
to the workpiece and to welding procedure
1.2 Classification of welding processes according
of type of current and to rate of change in
current intensity and force
2 Combination of terms denoting welding processes
3 Chart of derivation of resistance welding processes
and assigned reference numbers
4 Multilingual glossary of resistance welding process
terms; symbols, reference numbers
The heat for welding (resistance heat, Joule heat) is produced by the passage of electric current through the electrical resistance at the weld zone. Welding is carried out either with or without force being applied to the electrodes and with or without filler metal being used. The processes may be classified according to the manner in which the current is passed to the workpiece and to the welding procedure, and according to the type of current and the rate of change in current intensity and force.
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Standard
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| Pages |
10
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| PublisherName |
German Institute for Standardisation (Deutsches Institut für Normung)
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| Status |
Superseded
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| Standards | Relationship |
| ISO 4063:2009 | Similar to |
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