GOST 2601-84
GOST 2601−84 welding of metals. Terms and definitions of basic concepts (with Amendments No. 1, 2)
GOST 2601−84
Group B00
STATE STANDARD OF THE USSR
WELDING OF METALS
Terms and definitions of basic concepts
Welding of metals.
Terms and definitions of basic concepts
AXTU 0072
Date of introduction 1985−07−01
INFORMATION DATA
1. DEVELOPED AND INTRODUCED by the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR
DEVELOPERS
A. A. Kazimirov, PhD. tech. Sciences (head of subject);
I. I. Frumin, d-R tekhn. Sciences; V. I. Balakin, PhD. tech. Sciences
2. APPROVED AND put INTO EFFECT by decision of the USSR State Committee for standards from
3. The check date — 1995;
the frequency of inspection — 10 years
4. INSTEAD 2601−74 GOST, GOST 19232−73
5. REFERENCE NORMATIVE AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS
The designation of the reference document referenced | Item number |
GOST 29273−92 |
135 |
6. REPRINT (October 1996) with Amendments No. 1, 2, approved in October 1986, March 1992, (IMS 1−87, 6−92)
This standard sets used in science, engineering and manufacturing of terms and definitions of basic concepts in the field of welding metals.
Terms set the standard mandatory for use in all types of documentation, scientific, technical, educational and reference literature.
For each concept has a single standardized term. The use of terms-synonyms of the normalized term is prohibited. Unacceptable for use synonymous terms given in the standard as reference and marked «NDP».
For certain of the standardized terms in the standard is shown as reference the short form, which can be used in cases precluding the possibility of their different interpretation.
Installed definitions can, if necessary, change the form of presentation, preventing trespass of concepts.
In the standard as reference given foreign equivalent standardized terms in German (D) English (E) and French (F) languages.
For certain of the standardized terms of reference given for explaining the sketches.
The standard lists the indexes contained in this term in the Russian language and their foreign equivalents.
Standardized terms in bold, short form — light, and invalid synonyms in italics.
(Changed edition, Rev. No. 1, 2).
The term |
Definition | |
1. Welding D. Schweissen E. Welding F. Soudage |
Obtaining permanent link through the establishment of atomic bonds between connected parts when they are heated and (or) plastic deformation | |
THE TYPES OF WELDING | ||
2. Manual welding D. Handschweissen; Sequential Schweissen E. Manual welding; Hand welding F. Soudage manuel |
Welding performed by a person using the tool is receiving power from a special source | |
3. Mechanized welding D. Mechanisiertes Schweissen; Maschinelles Schweissen E. Mechanized welding F. Soudage automatique |
Welding is performed with the use of machines and mechanisms, manned | |
4. Automatic welding D. Automatisches Schweissen; Vollautomatisches Schweissen E. Automatic welding F. Soudage automatique |
Welding performed by the machine operating on a given program without direct human intervention | |
5. Fusion welding D. Schmelzschweissen E. Fusion welding F. Soudage par fusion |
Welding is carried out by the local fusion of the connected parts without the application of pressure | |
6. Surfacing |
Applied by fusion welding of the metal layer on the surface of the product | |
7. Arc welding | ||
16. Manual arc welding |
Arc welding in which the arc is started, the supply electrode and its movement are performed manually | |
17. Mechanized arc welding |
Arc welding in which the supply of consumable electrode or filler metal, or the relative movement of the arc and the items are executed through mechanisms | |
18. Automatic arc welding |
Mechanized arc welding in which the arc is started, the supply of consumable electrode or filler metal and the relative movement of the arc and products are carried out by mechanisms without direct human intervention, including for a given program | |
19. Dogdurova welding |
Arc welding in which heating is performed simultaneously by two arcs with separate power their current | |
20. Multiple arc welding |
Arc welding in which heating is performed simultaneously by more than two arcs with separate power their current | |
21. Two-electrode welding |
Arc welding in which heating is performed simultaneously by two electrodes with a common supply of welding current | |
22. Multielectrode welding |
Arc welding in which heating is carried out simultaneously more than two electrodes with a common supply of welding current | |
23. Arc welding flux Welding flux D. Schweissen mit Pulverzugabe E. Semi-submerged arc welding F. Soudage avec addition de flux |
Arc welding by which welding edges to apply the flux layer, the thickness of which is less than the arc gap | |
24. Spot arc welding |
Arc welding without moving the electrode in a plane perpendicular to its axis, in the form of individual points | |
25. Wyprodukowana welding |
Arc welding with a consumable electrode, which vibrates, resulting in arc discharges alternate with short circuits | |
26. Welding electrode lying |
Arc welding in which a stationary covered electrode is placed along the welded edges and the arc moves as melting of the electrode | |
27. Welding sloped electrode |
Arc welding in which a covered electrode is slanted along the welded edges, relying on them, and as the melt moves under the action of gravity or springs, and the arc moves along the joint | |
28. Plasma welding |
Fusion welding, where the heat is compressed by the arc | |
29. Electroslag welding |
Fusion welding, in which heating using the heat generated by the passage of electric current through the molten slag | |
30. Electron beam welding |
Fusion welding, which was used for heating energy of the accelerated electrons | |
31. Laser welding D. Laserschweissen; Laserstrahschweissen E. Laser welding; Laser beam welding F. Soudage au laser Soudage par faisceau laser |
Fusion welding, which was used for heating energy is laser radiation | |
32. Gas welding |
Fusion welding, in which heat is used to heat the flame of the gas mixture that is combusted with the burner | |
33. Thermite welding D. Aluminothermisches; Schweissen; Thermitschweissen E. Thermit welding F. Soudage aluminothermique |
Welding, where used for heating energy of combustion of the thermite mixture | |
34. Welding with application of pressure D. Schweissen mit Druck E. Welding with pressure F. Soudage avec pression |
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35. Welding D. Aufragsschweissen mit Druck E. Welding-on with pressure F. Rechargement avec pression |
Applying a layer of metal on the surface of the product by welding using pressure | |
36. Welding |
Welding with application of pressure, which uses the heat generated in the contact parts to be welded during the passage of electric current | |
37. Butt welding |
Resistance welding in which the connection of the welded parts takes place on the surface of the abutting ends | |
38. Flash butt welding |
Butt welding in which the heating of the metal is accompanied by the melting of the abutting ends | |
39. Butt resistance welding |
Butt welding in which the heating of metal is carried out without melting the abutting ends | |
40. Spot welding Spot welding D. Punktschweissen E. Resistance-spot welding F. Soudage par points |
Resistance welding in which the welded joint is obtained between the ends of the electrodes that transmit the force of compression | |
41. Relief welding D. Buckelschweissen E. Projection welding; Point welding F. Soudage par bossages |
Resistance welding in which the weld is obtained in some areas, due to their geometrical shape, including the tabs | |
42. Seam resistance welding |
Resistance welding in which the welded connection of the parts occurs between the rotating disc electrodes convey the force of compression | |
43. Seam and butt welding |
Welding getting butt joint rotating disc electrodes, which are moved relative to the details collected with a small overlap or butt | |
44. High frequency welding |
Welding with application of a pressure at which the heating is effected by high frequency currents | |
45. Explosion welding D. Sprengschweissen; Explosionschweissen E. Explosion welding F. Soudage par explosion |
Welding with application of pressure, in which the connection is made as a result of the explosion of the collision of the welded parts | |
46. Magnetic pulse welding |
Welding with application of pressure, in which the connection is made as a result of collision of the welded parts caused by the pulsed magnetic field | |
47. Friction welding D. Reibschweissen E. Friction welding F. Soudage par friction |
Welding with application of a pressure at which the heating is accomplished by friction caused by relative movement of the parts to be welded or instrument | |
48. Pressure welding NDP. Welding in the solid phase Welding in solid state D. Pressschweissen; Druckschweissen E. Pressure welding F. Soudage par pression |
Welding with application of a pressure by plastic deformation of the welded parts at a temperature below the melting point | |
49. Furnace welding D. Feuerschweissen E. Pressure welding with heating furnace F. Soudage par pression au four |
Pressure welding, in which heating is carried out in kilns or furnaces | |
50. Forge welding |
Furnace welding, in which the sediment is performed with hammers | |
51. The roll welding. D. Walzschweissen E. Roll welding F. Soudage aux galets |
Furnace welding, in which the plastic deformation is carried out in the rolling rolls | |
52. Vasopressive welding |
Pressure welding, in which heat is used to heat the flame of the gas mixture that is combusted with the burner | |
53. Diffusion welding D. Diffusionsschweissen E. Diffusion welding F. Soudage par diffusion |
Pressure welding by interdiffusion of atoms in thin surface layers of the contacting parts. Note. Diffusion welding is performed at a relatively prolonged exposure to elevated temperature and slight plastic deformation | |
54. Ultrasonic welding D. Ultraschallschweissen E. Ultrasonic welding F. Soudage par ultrasons |
Pressure welding under the influence of ultrasonic vibrations | |
55. Cold welding |
Welding pressure in large plastic deformation without heating the welded parts of the external sources of heat | |
56. Welding in controlled atmosphere |
Welding is carried out in a chamber filled with gas of a specific composition | |
WELDED JOINTS AND SEAMS | ||
57. Weld |
Permanent connection, made by welding | |
58. Splice D. Stumpfstoss; Stumpfschweissverbindung E. Butt joint F. Assemblage en bout; Joint en bout |
Welded connection of the two elements adjacent to each other end surfaces | |
59. Gusset D. Eckstoss; Eckverbindung E. Corner joint; Fillet weld F. Joint d’angle; Soudure en corniche |
Welded connection of the two elements are angled and welded at the junction of their edges | |
60. Lap connection |
Welded joint in which the welded elements are arranged in parallel and partially overlap each other | |
61. T-connection NDP. Connection end-to-end D. N-Stoss; T-Verbindung E. Tee joint; T-joint F. Assemblage en T; Joint en T |
Welded joint in which the end face of one element adjoins at an angle and welded to the lateral surface of the other element | |
62. The mechanical connection |
Welded joint in which the lateral surface of the welded elements are adjacent to each other | |
63. Welded construction |
Metal structure made by welding individual parts | |
64. Welded node |
Part of the design, which are welded adjacent to each other elements | |
65. Weld Seam D. Schweissnaht E. Weld F. Soudure |
The area of the welded joint, formed by crystallization of molten metal or as a result of plastic deformation in pressure welding, or a combination of crystallization and deformation | |
66. Butt joint |
Weld butt joints | |
67. Corner seam D. Kehlnaht E. Fillet weld F. Soudure d’angle |
Corner weld, lap or t-joints | |
68. Point the seam D. Punktschweissung E. Spot weld F. Soudure par points |
Weld, in which the connection between the welded parts is welded by points | |
69. The welding point |
The element point of the seam, represent in terms of a circle or ellipse | |
70. — Point D. Schweisslinse E. Weld nugget; The Spot weld nugget F. Noyau de soudure; Lentille de soudure |
The area of the welded point metal which was subjected to melting | |
71. The continuous suture NDP. Continuous seam D. Durchlaufende Naht E. Continuous weld; Uninterrupted weld F. Soudure continue |
Welded seam without gaps along the length | |
72. Intermittent weld D. Unterbrochene Naht E. Interrupted weld; Intermittent weld F. Soudure discontinue; Soudure intermittente |
The weld at intervals along the length | |
73. Chain intermittent weld |
Double-sided intermittent weld, in which the gaps are located on both sides of the wall one against the other | |
74. A staggered, intermittent weld |
Double-sided intermittent weld, which has gaps on one side of the wall located against the welded sections of the seam from the other side | |
75. A layered seam |
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76. Podarochny seam |
A smaller part of a double-sided weld that is performed beforehand to prevent burn-through during subsequent weld overlay or in the least the root seam | |
77. Potholder D. Heftnaht E. Tack weld F. Soudure de pointage |
Short weld for fixing mutual arrangement of the subject welding parts | |
78. Erection joint D. Baustellenschweissnaht; Montageschweissung E. Site weld F. Soudure de montage |
The weld is performed during the installation | |
79. Cushion D. Schweissraupe E. Weld bead; Bead F. Cordon |
The weld metal, deposited or melted in one pass | |
80. Layer of the weld Layer D. Lage E. Layer F. Couche |
Part of the weld metal, which consists of one or more rollers arranged on one level the cross section of the seam | |
81. The root of the weld D. Nahtwurzel; Wurzel E. Weld root F. Racine de la soudure |
Part of the weld furthest from the front surface | |
82. The convexity of the weld |
The bulge of a seam defined by the distance between the plane passing through visible border line of the weld with the base metal and the surface of the weld, measured at the greatest convexity | |
83. Concave fillet weld |
The concavity defined by the distance between the plane passing through visible border line fillet weld with the base metal and weld surface, measured at the greatest concavity | |
84. The thickness of the fillet weld |
The greatest distance from the surface of the fillet weld to the point of maximum penetration of the base metal | |
85. The estimated height of fillet weld The estimated height of the weld D. Rechnerische Nahtdicke E. Design throat thickness F. Epaisseur nominale de la soudure |
The length of the perpendicular, opasnogo from the point of maximum penetration into the interface of the welded parts on the hypotenuse is the greatest inscribed in the outer part of the fillet weld of a right triangle | |
86. Leg of a fillet weld |
The shortest distance from the surface of one of the parts to be welded to the boundary corner seam on the surface of the second work piece | |
87. The width of the weld Joint width D. Nahtbreite E. Weld width F. Largeur de la soudure |
The distance between the visible lines of fusion on the front side of the weld in fusion welding | |
88. The shape factor of the weld |
The ratio expressed by the ratio of the width of butt or fillet weld to the thickness | |
89. Mechanical heterogeneity of the welded joint |
The difference in mechanical properties of individual sections of the weld | |
90. Soft interlayer weld |
The area of a welded joint in which the metal has a lower hardness and (or) strength compared with the metal of an adjacent parcel | |
91. Solid layer of weld |
The area of a welded joint in which the metal has increased hardness and (or) strength compared with the metal of an adjacent parcel | |
92. Rasprodany the area of the welded connection Rasprodany plot D. Infestigte Zone E. Weakened zone F. Zone affaiblie |
The area of the heat affected zone, in which there was a decrease in the strength of the base metal | |
93. Contact hardening soft layer Contact hardening D. Lokale Verfestigung E. strengthening Local F. Raffermissement locale |
Increase of resistance to deformation of soft interlayers of welded joints by holding its deformation adjacent more durable parts | |
WELDING TECHNOLOGY | ||
94. The welding direction D. Schweissrichtung E. Direction of welding F. Sens de la soudure; Direction de la soudure |
The direction of movement of heat source along the longitudinal axis of the welded connection | |
95. Obratnoystorone welding |
Welding in which the weld seam is performed following one another sections in the opposite direction of the total increment of length of weld | |
96. Welding units D. Absatzweises Mehrlagenschweissen E. Block sequence F. Soudage par blocs successifs |
Obratnoystorone welding, in which multi-layered bead perform separate sections with complete filling of each of them | |
97. Welding cascade D. Kackadenschweissung E. Cascade welding F. Soudage en cascade |
Welding, in which each subsequent phase of the multilayer weld overlaps the previous plot or its part | |
98. The passage in welding Pass D. Schweissgang E. Pass; Run F. Passe |
A single movement in one direction of the heat source during welding and (or) surfacing | |
99. Weld on passage D. Einrichtungschweissen E. One direction welding F. Soudage dans un sens |
Welding in which the welding direction consistently | |
100. Welding random |
Welding in which the weld is performed by stations at different locations along its length | |
101. Welding from the top down |
Fusion welding in the vertical position at which the weld pool moves downward | |
102. Welding from the bottom up |
Fusion welding in the vertical position at which the weld pool is moved upwards | |
103. Welding the trigger |
Fusion welding in an inclined position in which the weld pool is mixed from the top down | |
104. Weld on lifting |
Fusion welding in an inclined position in which the welding bath is moved upwards | |
105. Welding angle forward |
Arc welding in which the electrode is tilted at an acute angle to the direction of welding | |
106. Welding angle back |
Arc welding in which the electrode is inclined at an obtuse angle to the direction of welding | |
107. Welding on weight D. Schweissen ohne Unterlage E. Welding without backing F. Soudage sans support |
One-sided welding with through penetration of the edges without the use of linings | |
108. Welding of antirotational junctions D. Schweissen in Zwangsposition E. Position the pipe-welding; Orbital welding F. Soudage des joints fixes; Soudage orbital |
Welding in closed loop in all positions in which the workpiece is stationary | |
109. Blowing shielding gas |
The flow of the shielding gas to the reverse side of the connected parts to protect them during welding from the action of air | |
110. The groove |
Giving edges subject to welding, the required forms | |
111. The bevel edge |
Rectilinear inclined cut edges subject to welding | |
112. Blunting edges |
The uncut portion of the end edges to be weld | |
113. The angle of bevel edge |
The acute angle between the plane of the bevel and the plane of the end face | |
114. The angle of the cutting edges |
The angle between the beveled edges of the welded parts | |
114a. Clearance |
The shortest distance between the edges of the assembled welding parts | |
115. Base metal |
Metal exposed to the welding of the connected parts | |
116. The depth of penetration |
Maximum depth of melting of the base metal in cross section of the seam or weld bead. | |
117. Weld pool D. Schweissbad E. Welding pool; Welding bath; Welding puddle F. Bain de fusion; Bain de soudage |
The metal portion of a welded seam located in fusion welding, liquid | |
118. Crater |
A recess formed in the end of the cushion under the action of arc pressure and volumetric shrinkage of the weld metal | |
119. Filler metal |
The metal for introduction into the weld pool in addition to a molten base metal | |
120. The weld metal |
Melted filler metal entered the weld pool or the weld on the base metal | |
121. The weld metal |
The alloy is formed by molten main and deposited metal or just remelted base metal | |
122. The penetration |
A continuous metallic bond between the welded surfaces of the base metal layer and the rollers of the weld | |
123. The area of fusion when welding Area fusing D. Zusammenschmelzzone E. Fusion zone F. Zone de liaison |
Area of the partially melted grains at the boundary of the base metal and weld metal | |
124. Heat-affected zone during welding |
The area of the base metal not subjected to melting, structure and properties of which have changed as a result of heating during welding or surfacing | |
125. Compressed arc |
Arc column which is compressed by means of nozzle of a plasma torch, a gas flow or an external electromagnetic field | |
126. The arc of direct action |
The arc at which the welding object is included in the circuit of the welding current | |
127. Indirect arc |
The arc at which the welding object is not included in the circuit of the welding current | |
128. Straight polarity |
The polarity in which the electrode is attached to the negative pole of the power source of the arc and the workpiece to positive | |
129. Reverse polarity |
The polarity in which the electrode is attached to the positive pole of the power supply of the arc and the workpiece to negative | |
130. Magnetic blast |
Arc blow as a result of magnetic fields or ferromagnetic masses when welding | |
131. Draught at welding |
Surgery local plastic deformation of the welded parts during welding with application of pressure | |
132. Grat when welding |
The metal extruded through precipitation during welding | |
133. Fumes when welding Frenzy D. Abbrandverlust; Abbrand E. Burn-out loss; Burn-out; Burn-off; loss F. Perte de soudure |
Loss of material for evaporation and oxidation during welding | |
134. The installation length of the welded parts |
Length of the welded parts, in favour of clamping devices with flash-butt welding and friction welding | |
135. Weldability |
According to GOST 29273 | |
136. The coefficient of melting of D. Abschmelzkoeffizient; Abschmelzfaktor E. Fusion coefficient F. Coefficient de fusion |
The ratio, expressed as a ratio of the mass of electrode melted in unit time of the arc per unit welding current | |
137. The deposition rate in welding |
The ratio, expressed as a ratio of the mass of metal deposited per unit time of the arc per unit welding current | |
138. Loss factor when welding |
The ratio, expressed as a ratio of losses of metal during welding fumes and spattering to the mass of molten filler metal | |
139. Heat input |
The energy expended per unit length of the weld in fusion welding | |
EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS | ||
140. Welding station |
Specially equipped working place for welding | |
141. Welding machine |
The unit consisting of power source, welding machine or welding machines and mechanisms relative movement of welding equipment and products | |
142. Machine for arc welding |
Apparatus for automatic arc welding | |
143. Machine for arc welding |
Apparatus for mechanized arc welding, including torch and the wire feeder manual crank torch | |
144. The welding head |
The device that feeds the welding wire and maintain the specified welding conditions. Note. The welding head may be part of the machine for arc welding | |
145. The mouthpiece of the welding head |
Part of a welding head intended for the direction of the welding wire into the welding zone and to supply thereto electric current | |
146. Tractor for arc welding |
Portable arc welder with self-propelled trolley, which moves it along the welded edges on the surface of the product or a portable way | |
147. Torch for arc welding |
Device for arc welding in protective gas or self-shielded wire that provides a supply of electric current to the electrode and gas in the arc zone | |
148. The burner nozzle for arc welding |
Nozzle for the supply and direct the gas to protect the weld pool and electrode from exposure to air | |
149. Electrode holder for arc welding |
Device for fixing the electrode and supplying current thereto | |
150. Welding rectifier D. Schweissgleichrichter E. Welding rectifier F. Redresseur de soudage |
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151. Welding generator |
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152. Welder |
The unit consisting of the welding generator and the drive motor | |
153. The welding inverter D. Schweissumformer E. Welding converter F. Convertisseur de soudage |
Welding machine in which the drive motor is an electric motor | |
154. Burner for gas welding |
Device for gas welding with an adjustable mixture of gas and create a directional welding flame | |
155. Injector burner |
Burner for gas welding with built-in injector for suction of combustible gas with oxygen jet | |
156. Baznickalna burner |
Burner for gas welding, in which the flow of fuel gas and oxygen in the mixer is carried out under the same pressure | |
157. Oxidizing welding flames Oxidizing flame D. Oxydierende Flamme E. Oxidizind flame R. Flamme oxydante |
Welding flame in the middle area of which there is an excess of oxygen | |
158. Carburizing welding flame Carburizing flame D. Aufkohlende Flamme E. Carburizing flame F. Flamme carburante |
Welding flame in the Central zone which includes a free carbon | |
159. Acetylene generator |
Apparatus for producing acetylene by the decomposition of calcium carbide with water | |
160. Electrolysis water generator |
Apparatus for producing hydrogen-oxygen mixture by electrolytic decomposition of water |
161. Gas-substitute D. Ersatzgas E. Changing gas F. Gaz de remplacement |
The combustible gas used in gas welding and heating instead of acetylene |
162. Mechanical equipment for welding |
Equipment intended for installation of the welded parts in a convenient welding of the spatial position, their movement during welding, and also for placing and moving the welding equipment and welders while performing welding operations |
163. Welding rotator D. Drehvorrichtung E. Manipulator F. Positionneur; Manipulateur de soudage |
Device for rotation of the workpiece during welding of circumferential welds and cladding of surfaces of rotation |
164. Universal welding rotator D. Dreh — und Schwenkvorrichtung E. Versatile welding rotator F. Manipulateur universet de soudage |
Welding rotator for rotation of the welded products with various angles of inclination of the axis of rotation |
165. Roller welding rotator |
Welding rotator in which the rotation of the welded products is provided with driven rollers |
166. Welding tilter The tilter D. Kantapparat; Kanter E. Welding tilter F. Culbuteur de soudage |
Device for installation of the welded parts in a convenient welding position |
167. Welding jig The conductor D. Spannvorrichtung E. Jig; Fixture F. Dispositif de fixation; Monture |
Fixture for Assembly and fastening to each other of the welded parts in a certain position |
168. Fluxing apparatus |
Apparatus for supplying or feeding and cleaning welding flux |
169. Lining D. Feste Badsicherung E. Backing bar; Fixed molten pool support F. Latte; Support |
The part or fixture installed in fusion welding under the edges of the parts to be welded |
170. Flux cushion D. Pulverkissen E. Flux backing; Flux cushion F. Support de flux |
Lining fixture that holds the molten metal bath with the help of flux |
171. Flux and copper backing D. Kupfer-Schweisspulver-Unterlage E. Combined copper-flux backing F. Latte en cuivre en flux |
Lined with copper plates coated with a thin layer of flux, providing the formation of the seam, holding of molten metal and the heat |
172. Welding wire |
Wire for use as a consumable electrode or filler metal in fusion welding |
173. Electrode wire |
Welding wire for use as a consumable electrode |
174. The filler wire D. Zusatzdraht; Schweisszusatzdraht E. Filler wire F. Fil d apport (de soudure) |
Welding wire used as filler metal and not the electrode |
175. Self-shielded wire |
Electrode wire containing substances which protect the molten metal from the harmful effects of air while welding |
176. Cored wire |
Welding wire, consisting of a metal sheath filled with a powdery substances |
177. Non-consumable electrode for arc welding Non-consumable electrode D. Nichtabschmelzende Elektrode E. Non-consumable electrode F. consumable Electrode pop |
Detail of a conductive material included in the circuit of the welding current for supplying it to the welding arc and not melts during welding |
178. Consumable electrode for arc welding Consumable electrode D. Abschmelzende Elektrode E. Consumable electrode F. consumable Electrode |
A metal electrode included in the welding current circuit for supplying it to the welding arc, melts during welding and the attendant filler metal |
179. Covered electrode |
Consumable electrode for arc welding, having on the surface coating, adhesive associated with the metal electrode |
180. The coating of the electrode |
A mixture of substances deposited on the electrode to enhance ionization, protection from the harmful effects of the environment, metallurgical processing of the weld pool |
181. The ratio of the mass of the electrode coating |
The ratio expressed by the ratio of the mass of coating to the mass of the coated part of the rod electrode |
182. Welding flux Flux D. Schweisspulver; Flussmittel; Pulver E. Welding flux F. Flux de soudage |
The material used in welding chemical cleaning of joined surfaces and improve weld quality |
183. Flux for arc welding |
Welding flux protects the arc and weld pool from the harmful effects of the environment and carrying out metallurgical processing of baths |
184. Fused welding flux Fused fluxes D. Schmelzpulver E. Fused flux F. Flux fondu en poudre |
Flux for arc welding, obtained by melting its components and subsequent granulation of the melt |
185.Ceramic welding flux |
Flux for arc welding, obtained by mixing powder materials with binder, granulation and subsequent heat treatment |
DEFECTS OF WELDED JOINTS | |
186. Crack weld Crack D. Riss E. Crack F. Fissure |
The defect of the weld joint in a gap in the weld seam and (or) adjacent areas |
187. Longitudinal fracture of the welded joint |
A crack of a welded joint, oriented along the axis of the weld |
188. Transverse crack in weld Transverse crack D. Querriss E. Transverse crack F. Fissure transversale |
Crack welds oriented transversely to the axis of the weld |
189. Branched crack in a welded joint |
A crack of a welded joint, having branch in different directions |
190. A hairline fracture of a welded joint Hairline fracture D. Mikroriss E. Micro-crack F. Microfissure |
Crack welds discovered during pyatidesyatiletnie and more increasing |
191. Shrinkage of the weld Shrinkage D. Lunker E. Shrinkage cavity F. Retassure |
A defect in the form of a cavity or cavities formed by shrinkage of the weld metal in the absence of a power liquid metal |
192. Concavity of the root |
The defect in the form of recesses on the surface of the reverse side of welded seam unilateral |
193. Fistula in the weld Fistula D. Porengang E. Worm-hole F. Soufflure vermiculaire |
The defect in the form of a funnel-shaped indentations in the weld |
194. It’s time to weld |
The defect of the weld in the form of a hollow round shape, filled with gas |
195. The chain of pores in the welded seam |
Group of pores in the welded seam located in a line |
196. Lack of fusion |
The defect in the form of neoplasene in the weld joint, due to incomplete melting of the edges or surfaces of a previously made weld rollers |
197. Burn-through weld |
The defect in the form of through holes in the weld formed by flowing the metal part of the puddle |
198. Slag weld Slag D. Schlackeeinschluss E. Slag inclusion F. Inclusion du laitier |
The defect in the form of slag inclusions in the weld |
199. Spatter D. Spritzer; Metallspritzer E. Spatters F. Eclaboussures |
The defect in the form of solidified drops on the surface of the welded joint |
200. Surface oxidation weld Surface oxidation D. Oberflache oxydation E. Surface oxidation F. Oxydation superficielle |
The defect in the form of dross or oxide films on the surface of the welded joint |
201. Undercut fusion zones Undercut D. Einbrandkerbe E. Undercut F. Morsure; Caniveau |
The defect in the form of grooves along the line of fusion of the weld with the base metal |
202. The influx of a welded connection |
The defect in the form of leakage of the weld metal on the surface of the parent metal or previously completed cushion without fusing with him |
203. Offset welded edges |
Incorrect position of the welded edges relative to each other |
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF RUSSIAN TERMS
Machine |
142 |
Machine for arc welding |
142 |
The welding |
152 |
The fluxing apparatus |
168 |
Spatter |
199 |
Cushion |
79 |
Bath welding |
117 |
The inclusion of the gas |
194 |
The inclusion of weld slag |
198 |
The inclusion of slag |
198 |
Concavity of the root |
192 |
The concavity of the seam |
83 |
Concave fillet weld |
83 |
Rotator roller |
165 |
Rotator welding |
163 |
Rotator welding roller |
165 |
Universal welding rotator |
164 |
The convexity of the weld |
82 |
The convexity of the weld |
82 |
Rectifier welding |
150 |
Height of fillet weld design |
85 |
The height of the seam design |
85 |
Gas-substitute |
161 |
Acetylene generator |
159 |
Generator welding |
151 |
Generator electrolysis-water |
160 |
The depth of penetration |
116 |
Head welding |
144 |
Burner |
154 |
Burner baznickalna |
156 |
Burner high pressure |
156 |
Burner for gas welding |
154 |
Torch for arc welding |
147 |
Burner injector |
155 |
Burner low pressure |
155 |
Grat |
132 |
Grat when welding |
132 |
Length of the welded parts installation |
134 |
Length installation |
134 |
Indirect arc |
127 |
The arc of direct action |
126 |
Arc compressed |
125 |
The blast magnetic |
130 |
Clearance |
114a |
Area transition |
124 |
Area fusing |
123 |
The area of fusion when welding |
123 |
Heat-affected zone |
124 |
Heat-affected zone during welding | 124 |
The tilter |
166 |
The welding tilter |
166 |
Leg |
86 |
Leg of a fillet weld |
86 |
The conductor |
167 |
The conductor welding |
167 |
The welded construction |
63 |
The root of the weld |
81 |
The ratio of the mass of the coating |
181 |
The ratio of the mass of the electrode coating |
181 |
The deposition rate |
137 |
The deposition rate in welding |
137 |
Loss factor |
138 |
Loss factor when welding |
138 |
The coefficient of melting of | 136 |
The shape factor of the weld |
88 |
The shape factor of the weld |
88 |
Crater |
118 |
The metal deposited |
120 |
Metal main |
115 |
Metal filler |
119 |
The weld metal |
121 |
Hairline fracture |
190 |
A hairline fracture of a welded joint |
190 |
The mouthpiece of the welding head |
145 |
Welding |
35 |
Surfacing |
6 |
The influx |
202 |
The influx of a welded connection |
Two hundred two |
The welding direction |
94 |
The heterogeneity of the mechanical |
89 |
The heterogeneity of a welded joint mechanical |
89 |
Lack of fusion |
196 |
The coating of the electrode |
180 |
Equipment for welding mechanical |
162 |
Oxidation surface |
200 |
Oxidation of the weld surface |
200 |
Sediment |
131 |
Draught at welding |
131 |
The weakening of the seam |
83 |
The carburizing flame |
158 |
The flame oxidation |
157 |
The carburizing flame welding |
158 |
Flame welding oxidative |
157 |
Blowing shielding gas |
109 |
Lining |
169 |
Backing flux and copper |
171 |
Undercut |
201 |
Undercut fusion zones |
201 |
Flux cushion |
170 |
Coating |
180 |
The coating of the electrode |
180 |
Reverse polarity |
129 |
The polarity of the video |
128 |
Semi-automatic |
143 |
Machine for arc welding |
143 |
Time |
194 |
It’s time to weld |
One hundred ninety four |
Post welding |
140 |
Inverter welding |
153 |
Blunting edges |
112 |
Potholder |
77 |
The penetration |
122 |
Wire powder |
176 |
Wire welding |
174 |
Wire self-shielded |
175 |
Welding wire |
172 |
Wire electrode |
173 |
. |
197 |
Burn-through weld |
197 |
A layer of soft |
90 |
A layer of a welded joint soft |
90 |
A layer of a welded joint solid |
91 |
A layer of solid |
91 |
Pass |
98 |
The passage in welding |
98 |
The groove |
110 |
Shell weld shrinkage |
191 |
Shell shrinkage |
191 |
Weldability |
135 |
Welding |
1 |
Automatic welding |
4 |
Welding TIG |
12 |
Welding units |
96 |
Welding in protective gas |
11 |
The GMAW arc |
11 |
Explosion welding |
45 |
Welding wyprodukowana |
25 |
Welding in controlled atmosphere |
56 |
Welding random |
100 |
Welding in solid state |
48 |
Welding in the solid phase |
48 |
Welding in carbon dioxide |
13 |
The carbon dioxide welding arc |
13 |
Welding high frequency |
44 |
Welding gas |
32 |
Welding vasopressive |
52 |
Welding: gas and electric |
11 |
Welding gravitational |
27 |
Pressure welding |
48 |
Welding dogdurova |
19 |
Two-electrode welding |
21 |
Diffusion welding |
53 |
Welding arc |
7 |
Automatic arc welding |
18 |
Mechanized arc welding |
17 |
Arc welding underwater |
14 |
Semi-automatic arc welding |
17 |
Arc welding manual |
16 |
Welding arc spot |
24 |
Welding-pulsed arc |
15 |
Welding cascade |
97 |
Contact welding |
36 |
Welding flash butt |
37 |
Welding resistance spot |
40 |
Contact welding seam |
Forty two |
Welding forging |
50 |
Welding laser |
31 |
Welding electrode lying |
26 |
Welding magnetic pulse |
46 |
Mechanized welding |
3 |
Multiple arc welding |
20 |
Multielectrode welding |
22 |
Welding on weight |
107 |
Welding sloped electrode |
27 |
Weld on lifting |
104 |
Weld on passage |
99 |
Welding the trigger |
103 |
Welding with a consumable electrode |
9 |
Welding with non-consumable electrode arc |
9 |
Welding of antirotational junctions |
108 |
Welding obratnoystorone |
95 |
Welding |
38 |
Welding butt |
38 |
Welding furnace |
49 |
Fusion welding |
5 |
Consumable electrode welding |
8 |
Consumable electrode welding arc |
8 |
Welding plasma |
28 |
Welding plazminoguena |
28 |
Welding plasma arc |
28 |
Welding underwater |
14 |
Welding underwater arc |
14 |
Welding flux |
23 |
Welding flux arc |
Twenty three |
Submerged-arc welding |
10 |
Submerged-arc welding arc |
10 |
The roll welding. |
51 |
Welding of the split electrode |
21 |
Welding relief |
41 |
Welding roller |
42 |
Welding manual |
2 |
Welding with application of pressure |
34 |
Welding from the top down | 101 |
Resistance welding |
39 |
Resistance welding butt |
39 |
Welding of butt |
37 |
Welding from the bottom up |
102 |
Welding thermite |
33 |
Welding point |
40 |
Friction welding |
47 |
Welding angle forward |
105 |
Welding angle back |
106 |
Ultrasonic welding |
54 |
Cold welding |
55 |
Welding slag |
29 |
Welding seam |
42 |
Welding seam and butt |
43 |
Welding electron-beam |
30 |
Electroslag welding |
29 |
Fistula |
193 |
Fistula in the weld |
193 |
The bevel edge |
111 |
Layer |
80 |
Layer of the weld |
80 |
The offset edges |
203 |
Offset welded edges |
203 |
The connection of the side |
62 |
Connection end-to-end |
61 |
Connection lap |
60 |
Connection welded |
57 |
Connection butt |
58 |
T-connection |
61 |
Connection mechanical |
62 |
Connection corner |
59 |
Nozzle |
148 |
The burner nozzle for arc welding |
148 |
Stack |
202 |
The thickness of the fillet weld |
84 |
Point welded |
69 |
Tractor for arc welding |
146 |
Crack |
186 |
Crack cross |
188 |
Crack longitudinal |
187 |
The crack branched |
189 |
Crack weld |
186 |
Crack weld cross |
188 |
A crack of a welded joint longitudinal |
187 |
Crack weld branched |
189 |
Frenzy |
133 |
Fumes when welding |
133 |
Angle cutting |
114 |
The angle of the cutting edges |
114 |
The angle of the bevel |
113 |
The angle of bevel edge |
113 |
Node welded |
64 |
Hardening contact |
93 |
Hardening of the soft layer contact |
93 |
Strengthening the seam |
82 |
Installation welding |
141 |
Plot rasprodany |
92 |
Part of the weld connection rasprodany |
92 |
Flux |
182 |
Flux for arc welding |
183 |
Flux ceramic |
185 |
The flux melted |
184 |
Flux welding |
182 |
Flux welding ceramic |
185 |
Fused welding flux |
184 |
The chain then |
195 |
The chain of pores in the welded seam |
195 |
Joint width |
87 |
The width of the weld |
87 |
Seam |
65 |
Seam layered |
75 |
Seam mounting |
78 |
Seam continuous |
71 |
Seam podarochny |
76 |
The intermittent seam |
72 |
The seam is a discontinuous chain |
73 |
The intermittent seam chess |
74 |
Seam welded |
65 |
Seam solid |
Seventy one |
Seam butt |
66 |
The seam point |
68 |
Seam corner |
67 |
The suture chain |
73 |
Seam chess |
74 |
Electrode for arc welding with non-consumable |
177 |
Electrode for arc welding consumable |
178 |
The non-consumable electrode |
177 |
The electrode melting |
178 |
The electrode is covered with |
179 |
The electrode holder |
149 |
Electrode holder for arc welding |
149 |
Energy running |
139 |
— Point |
70 |
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF TERMS IN GERMAN LANGUAGE
Abbrand |
133 |
Abbrandverlust |
133 |
Abbrennstumpfschweissen |
38 |
Absatzweises Mehrlagenschweissen |
96 |
Absatzweises Schweissen |
100 |
Abschmelzende Elektrode |
178 |
Abschmelzfaktor |
136 |
Abschmelzkoeffizient |
136 |
113 | |
101 | |
Aluminothermisches Schweissen |
33 |
Argonarc-Schweissen |
12 |
Argon-Lichtbogenschweissen |
12 |
Aufkohlende Flamme |
One hundred fifty eight |
Auftragskoeffizient |
137 |
Auftragsschweissen |
6 |
Auftragsschweissen mit Druck |
35 |
102 | |
Automatisches Lichtbogenschweissen |
18 |
Automatisches Schweissen |
4 |
Azetylenentwickler |
159 |
Azetylenerzeuger |
159 |
Baustellenschweissnaht |
78 |
Bergabschweissen |
103 |
Bergaufschweissen |
104 |
Buckelschweissen |
41 |
CO-Schutzgasschweissen |
13 |
CO-Schweissen |
13 |
Diffusionsschweissen |
2 |
Direktor Lichtbogen |
126 |
Doppellichtbogenschweissen |
19 |
Dreh — und Schwenkvorrichtung |
164 |
Drehvorrichtung |
163 |
Druckschweissen |
48 |
Durchlaufende Naht |
71 |
148 | |
Eckstoss |
59 |
Eckverbindung |
59 |
E-Handschweissen |
16 |
ENV-Schweissen |
26 |
Einbrand |
122 |
Einbrandfehler |
196 |
Einbrandkerbe |
Two hundred one |
Einbrandtiefe |
116 |
Lichtbogen |
125 |
Eingetragenes Schweissgut |
120 |
Einrichtungschweissen |
99 |
134 | |
Elektrodendraht |
173 |
Elektrodenhalter |
149 |
Elektrodenmantel |
180 |
180 | |
Elektronenstrahlschweissen |
30 |
Elektroschlackeschweissen |
29 |
Ersatzgas |
161 |
ES-Schweissen |
29 |
Explosionschweissen |
45 |
Fallinahtschweissen |
10 |
Feste Badsicherung |
169 |
Feuerschweissen |
49 |
Flussmittel |
182 |
Fugenvorbereitung |
110 |
Gaseinschluss |
194 |
Gaspore |
194 |
Gaspressschweissen |
52 |
Gasschmelzschweissen |
32 |
Gasschweissen |
32 |
Gegennaht |
76 |
Grandwerkstoff |
115 |
Halbautomat Lichtbogenschweissen |
143 |
Hammerschweissen |
50 |
Handlichtbogenschweissen |
16 |
Handschweissen |
2 |
Harte Zwischenlage |
9 |
Heftnaht |
77 |
Hochfrequenzschweissen |
44 |
Impulslichtbogenschweissen |
5 |
Indirektor Lichtbogen |
127 |
Infestigte Zone |
92 |
Injektorschweissbrenner |
155 |
Kaltpressschweissen |
55 |
Kaltschweissen |
55 |
Kaltschweissteile |
196 |
Kantapparat |
166 |
111 | |
Kantenversatz |
203 |
Kantenvorbereitung |
110 |
Kanter |
166 |
Kaskadenschweissung |
97 |
Kehlnaht |
67 |
Kehlnahtdicke |
84 |
der Kehlnaht |
83 |
der Nahtwurzel |
192 |
Kontakt-und |
145 |
Krater |
19 |
Kupfer-Schweisspulver-Unterlage |
171 |
Lage |
80 |
187 | |
Laserschweissen |
31 |
Laserstrahlschweissen |
31 |
Lichtbogenhandschweissen |
Sixteen |
Lichtbogenschweissautomat |
142 |
Lichtbogenschweissbrenner |
147 |
Lichtbogenschweissen |
7 |
Lichtbogenschweissen Elektrode mit abschmelzender |
8 |
Lichtbogenschweissen unter Wasser |
14 |
Lichtbogenschweissen Elektrode mit vibrierender |
25 |
Lichtbogenschweissen von Hand |
16 |
Lichtbogenpunktschweissen |
24 |
Lokale Verfestigung |
93 |
Lunker |
191 |
Magnet-Impuls Schweissen |
46 |
Magnetische Blaswirkung |
130 |
Sequential Lichtbogenschweissen |
16 |
Sequential Schweissen |
2 |
Maschinelles Schweissen |
3 |
Mechanische |
89 |
Mechanische |
162 |
Mechanisiertes Lichtbogenschweissen |
17 |
Mechanisiertes Schweissen |
3 |
Mehrdrahtschweissen |
22 |
Mehrfachlichtbogenschweissen |
20 |
Mehrlagennaht |
75 |
Metallspritzer |
199 |
Mikroriss |
190 |
Minuspolung |
128 |
Montageschweissung |
78 |
Nahtbreite |
87 |
Nahtformfaktor |
88 |
84 | |
Nahtschenkel |
Eighty six |
Nahtschweissen |
42 |
82 | |
Nahtvorbereitung |
110 |
Nahtwurzel |
81 |
Nichtabschmelzende Elektrode |
177 |
Lichtbogen |
127 |
Niederdruckschweissbrenner |
155 |
Normale Polung |
128 |
Oberflache oxydation |
200 |
114 | |
Flamme |
157 |
Pilgerschrittschweissen |
95 |
Plasmaschweissen |
28 |
Pluspolung |
129 |
Porengang |
193 |
Porenzeile |
195 |
Pressschweissen |
48 |
Pressstumpfschweissen |
39 |
Pulver |
182 |
Pulver Lichtbogenschweissen |
183 |
Pulverdraht |
176 |
Pulverkissen |
170 |
Pulverzufuhr — und-absaugvorrichtung |
168 |
Punktschweissen |
40 |
Punktschweissung |
68 |
Querriss |
188 |
Rechnerische Nahtdicke |
85 |
Reibschweissen |
47 |
Reines Schweissgut |
120 |
Relativer Schweissgutverlust |
138 |
Riss |
186 |
176 | |
Rollen-Drehvorrichtung |
165 |
Rollennahtschweissen |
42 |
Rollennahtschweissen von |
43 |
Rollennaht-Widerstandsschweissen |
42 |
Saugschweissbrenner |
155 |
86 | |
Schlackeeinschluss |
198 |
Schmelzpulver |
184 |
Schmelzschweissen |
5 |
104 | |
Schutzgaslichtbogenschweissen |
11 |
Schutzgasschweissen |
11 |
Schutzgaszufuhr von der Naht |
109 |
Schwehrkraftschweissen |
27 |
Schweissagregat |
152 |
Schweissanlage |
141 |
Schweissbad |
117 |
Schweissbarkeit |
135 |
Schweissbrenner |
154 |
Schweissbrenner ohne Injektor |
156 |
Schweissdraht |
172 |
Schweisseinheit |
64 |
Schweissen |
1 |
Schweissen in kontrolierter |
56 |
Schweissen in Zwangsposition |
108 |
Schweissen mit abschmelzender Elekrode |
8 |
Schweissen mit Doppelelektrode |
21 |
Schweissen mit Druck |
34 |
Schweissen mit liegen der Elektrode |
26 |
Schweissen mit Mehrfachelektrode |
22 |
Schweissen mit Elektrode nichtabschmelzender |
9 |
Schweissen mit Pulverzugabe |
23 |
Schweissen mit schleppender Brennerstellung |
106 |
Schweissen mit stechender Brennerstellung |
105 |
Schweissen mit Zwillingselektrode |
21 |
Schweissen ohne Unterlage |
107 |
Schweissgang |
98 |
Schweissgenerator |
151 |
Schweissgleichrichter |
150 |
Schweissgrat |
132 |
Schweissgut |
121 |
Schweisskonstruktion |
63 |
Schweisskopf |
144 |
Schweisslinse |
70 |
Schweissnaht |
65 |
Schweissplatz (mit ) |
140 |
Schweisspulver |
182 |
Schweisspunkt |
69 |
Schweissraupe |
79 |
Schweissrichtung |
94 |
Schweissteil |
64 |
Schweisstraktor |
146 |
Schweisstromquellen |
151 |
Schweissumformer |
153 |
Schweissverbindung |
57 |
Schweisszusatzdraht |
174 |
Selbstschutzdraht |
175 |
Sinterpulver UP-Schweissen |
185 |
Spalt |
114a |
Spaltbreite | 114a |
Spannvorrichtung |
167 |
Speisequelle |
51 |
Sprengschweissen |
45 |
Spritzer |
199 |
Stauchen |
131 |
Stauchung |
131 |
Stegabstand |
114a |
Stegflanke |
112 |
Stirnstoss |
62 |
Stossnaht |
66 |
Streckenenergie |
139 |
Stumpfnaht |
66 |
Stumpfschweissverbindung |
58 |
Stumpfstoss |
58 |
Symmetrisch unterbrochene Naht |
73 |
Thermitschweissen |
33 |
T-Stoss |
61 |
T-Verbindung |
61 |
60 | |
60 | |
Ultraschallschweissen |
54 |
Umgekehrte Polung |
129 |
Elektrode |
179 |
181 | |
Unterbrochene Naht |
72 |
Unterbrochene versetzte Naht |
74 |
Unterpulverlichtbogenschweissen |
10 |
Unterpulverschweissen |
10 |
Unterschienenschweissen |
26 |
Unterwasserschweissen |
14 |
UP-Schweissen |
10 |
Verbrannte Schweissnaht |
197 |
Verzweigter Riss |
189 |
Vollautomatisches Schweissen |
4 |
Walzschweissen |
51 |
124 | |
Wasser-Elektrolyse Generator |
160 |
Weiche Zwischenlage |
90 |
Widerstandsschweissen |
36 |
Widerstandsstumpfschweissen |
37 |
Wulst |
202 |
Wurzel |
81 |
Zusammenschmelzzone |
123 |
Zusatzmetall |
119 |
Zusatzwerkstoff |
119 |
Zusatztdraht |
174 |
Zweielektrodenschweissen |
21 |
Zweilichtbogenschweissen |
19 |
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF TERMS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Acetylene generator |
159 |
Air gap |
114a |
Arc spot welding |
24 |
Arc welding |
7 |
Arc welding flux |
183 |
Arc welding torch |
147 |
Argon-arc welding |
Twelve |
Automatic arc welding |
18 |
Automatic arc welding machine |
142 |
Automatic welding |
4 |
Backing bar |
169 |
Back-step sequence |
95 |
Back-step welding |
95 |
Base metal |
115 |
Bead |
79 |
Bevel angle |
113 |
Block sequence |
96 |
Blowhole |
194 |
Blowpipe without injector |
156 |
Branched crack |
189 |
Building-up welding |
6 |
Butt joint |
58 |
Butt-seam welding |
43 |
Butt weld |
66 |
Burn-off loss |
133 |
Burn-out |
133 |
Burn-out loss |
133 |
Burn-through |
197 |
Carburizing flame |
158 |
Cascade welding |
97 |
Ceramic agglomerated flux |
185 |
Chain intermittent fillet weld |
73 |
Chain intermittent weld |
73 |
Changing gas |
161 |
Coated electrode |
179 |
Coating mass factor |
181 |
CO-welding |
13 |
Cold pressure welding |
55 |
Cold welding |
Fifty five |
Combined copper-flux backing |
171 |
Complete fusion |
122 |
Constricted arc |
125 |
Consumable electrode |
178 |
Consumable electrode arc welding |
8 |
Continuous weld |
71 |
Corner joint |
59 |
Covered electrode |
179 |
Crack |
186 |
Crater |
118 |
Deposited metal |
120 |
Depth of penetration |
116 |
Design throat thickness |
85 |
Diffusion welding |
53 |
Direction of welding |
94 |
Downhill welding |
101 |
Downward welding (in the inclined position) |
103 |
Driving roller device |
165 |
EHV welding |
26 |
Edge bevelling |
111 |
Edge displacement |
203 |
Edge joint |
62 |
Edge preparation |
110 |
Electrode coating |
180 |
Electrode holder |
149 |
Electrode wire |
173 |
Electron beam welding |
30 |
Electroslag welding |
29 |
Explosion welding |
45 |
Filler metal |
119 |
Filler wire |
174 |
Fillet weld |
59, 67 |
Fillet weld concavity |
83 |
Fillet weld leg |
86 |
Fillet weld throat thickness |
84 |
Firecracker welding |
26 |
Fixed molten pool support |
169 |
Fixture |
167 |
Flange joint |
62 |
Flash |
132 |
Flash butt welding |
38 |
Flux apparatus |
168 |
Flux backing |
170 |
Flux cored electrode (wire) |
176 |
Flux cushion |
170 |
Forse welding |
50 |
Friction welding |
47 |
Fused flux |
184 |
Fusion coefficient |
136 |
Fusion welding |
5 |
Fusion zone |
123 |
Gap |
114a |
Gas pore |
194 |
Gas-shielded arc welding |
11 |
Gas torch |
154 |
Gas welding |
32 |
Gravity welding |
27 |
Groove angle |
114 |
Hammer welding |
50 |
Hand arc welding |
16 |
Hand welding |
2 |
Hard interlayer |
91 |
Heat affected zone |
124 |
Heat input |
139 |
High frequency welding |
44 |
Initial extension |
134 |
Injector blowpipe |
155 |
Injector torch |
155 |
Intermittent weld |
72 |
Interrupted weld |
72 |
Jig |
167 |
Lack of fusion |
196 |
Lap joint |
60 |
Laser beam welding |
31 |
Laser welding |
31 |
Layer |
80 |
Linear porosity |
195 |
Local strengthening |
93 |
Longitudinal crack |
197 |
Low-pressure torch (blowpipe) |
155 |
Magnetic arc blow |
130 |
Magnetic-pulse welding |
46 |
MAG-welding |
8 |
Manipulator |
63 |
Manual arc welding |
16 |
Manual welding |
2 |
Machinery for welding |
162 |
Mechanical heterogeneity |
89 |
Mechanized arc welding |
17 |
Mechanized welding |
3 |
Metal deposit factor |
137 |
Micro-crack |
190 |
MIG-welding |
8 |
Multi-arc welding |
20 |
Multi-electrode welding |
22 |
Multi-pass weld |
75 |
Multi-run weld |
75 |
Non-consumable electrode |
177 |
Non-consumable electrode arc welding |
9 |
Non-transferred arc |
127 |
Nozzle |
145 |
One direction welding |
99 |
Orbital welding |
108 |
Overlap |
202 |
Overlap joint |
60 |
Overlaying |
6 |
Oxidizing flame |
157 |
Parent metal |
115 |
Pass |
98 |
Plasma-arc welding |
28 |
Point welding |
41 |
Position pipe welding |
108 |
Pressure gas welding |
52 |
Pressure welding |
48 |
Pressure welding torch |
156 |
Pressure welding with heating furnace |
49 |
Projection welding |
41 |
Pulsed arc welding |
15 |
Relative loss of filler metal during deposition |
138 |
Resistance welding |
36 |
Resistance butt welding |
37, 39 |
Resistance-seam welding |
42 |
Resistance-spot welding |
40 |
Reversed polarity |
129 |
Roll welding |
51 |
Root concavity |
192 |
Root face |
112 |
Root opening |
114a |
Run |
98 |
Sealing bead |
75 |
Seam welding |
42 |
Self-shielding wire |
175 |
Semi-automatic arc welding machine |
143 |
Semi-submerged arc welding |
23 |
Shrinkage cavity |
191 |
Site weld |
78 |
Skip welding |
100 |
Slag inclusion |
198 |
Soft interlayer |
90 |
Spatters |
199 |
Sport weld |
68 |
Sport weld nugget |
70 |
Staggered intermittent weld |
74 |
Step-back welding |
95 |
Straight polarity |
128 |
Submerged arc welding |
10 |
Surface oxidation |
200 |
Surfacing |
6 |
Tack weld |
77 |
T-joint |
61 |
Tee joint |
61 |
Thermit welding |
33 |
TIG-welding |
9 |
Transferred arc |
126 |
Transverse crack |
188 |
Twin-arc welding |
19 |
Two-electrode welding |
21 |
Ultrasonic welding |
54 |
Undercut |
201 |
Underwater arc welding |
14 |
Uninterrupted weld |
71 |
Uphill welding |
102 |
Upset metal |
132 |
Upsetting |
131 |
Upset welding |
39 |
Upward welding (in the inclined position) |
104 |
Versatile welding rotator |
164 |
Vibrating arc welding elecrode |
25 |
Electrolytic Water generator |
160 |
Weakened zone |
92 |
Weld |
65 |
Weldabulity |
135 |
Weld bead |
79 |
Weld convexity |
82 |
Welded assembly |
64 |
Welded structure |
63 |
Welded joint |
57 |
Weld geometry factor |
87 |
Welding |
1 |
Welding bath |
117 |
Welding converter |
153 |
Welding flux |
182 |
Welding generator |
151 |
Welding head |
144 |
Welding machine |
141 |
Welding-on with pressure |
35 |
Welding pool |
117 |
Welding puddle |
117 |
Welding rectifier |
150 |
Welding set |
152 |
Welding station |
140 |
Welding filter |
166 |
Welding torch nozzle |
148 |
Welding tractor |
146 |
Welding under controlled atmosphere |
56 |
Welding wire |
172 |
Welding with electrode inclined under acute angle |
One hundred five |
Welding with electrode inclined under obtuse angle |
106 |
Welding without backing |
107 |
Welding with pressure |
34 |
Weld metal |
121 |
Weld nugget |
70 |
Weld point |
69 |
Weld reinforcement |
82 |
Weld root |
81 |
The Weld root shielding gas |
109 |
Weld shape factor |
87 |
Weld spot |
69 |
Weld width |
88 |
Worm-hole |
193 |
(Changed edition, Rev. No. 1).
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF TERMS IN FRENCH LANGUAGE
Angle d’ouverture |
114 |
'angle du chanfrein (de chanfreinage) |
113 |
Arc |
125 |
Arc |
125 |
Non Arc |
127 |
Arc |
126 |
Assemblage recouvrement |
60 |
Assemblage en bout |
58 |
Assemblage en T |
61 |
Assemblage |
57, 64 |
Bain de fusion |
117 |
Bain de soudage |
117 |
Bavure |
132 |
Buse |
145 |
Buse de chalumeau (de torche) |
148 |
Caniveau |
201 |
des pores |
195 |
Chalumeau basse pression |
155 |
Chalumeau gas |
154 |
Chalumeau haute pression |
156 |
Chalumeau injecteur |
155 |
Chalumeau (torche) de soudage l are |
147 |
Chalumeau sans injecteur |
156 |
Chanfrein |
111 |
Chanfreinage |
110 |
Coefficient de () |
137 |
Coefficient de fusion |
136 |
Coefficient de perte en |
138 |
de la racine (de la soudure) |
192 |
de la soudure |
83 |
Construction |
63 |
Convertisseur de soudage |
153 |
Cordon |
79 |
Cordon l’envers |
76 |
Cordon support |
76 |
de la soudure d’angle |
86 |
Couche |
80 |
Couche douce |
90 |
Couche dure |
91 |
118 | |
Culbuteur de soudage |
166 |
202 | |
des bords |
203 |
6 | |
Direction de la soudure |
94 |
Dispositif d'de flux |
168 |
Dispositif de fixation |
167 |
Eclaboussures |
199 |
Ecartment des bords |
114a |
Consumable Electrode |
178 |
Electrode |
179 |
Non consumable Electrode |
177 |
Energie par de longueur |
139 |
Enrobage de |
180 |
Ensemble |
64 |
Epaisseur clin |
84 |
Epaisseur d’une soudure en angle |
84 |
Epaisseur nominale de la soudure |
85 |
Equipement de soudage |
162 |
Facteur de masse du |
181 |
Facteur de la soudure |
87 |
Fil (baguette) souder |
172 |
Fil d apport (de soudure) |
174 |
Fil- |
173 |
Fil- |
175 |
Fil |
176 |
Fil pour soudage |
172 |
Fissure |
186 |
Fissure longitudinale |
187 |
Fissure |
189 |
Fissure transversale |
188 |
Flamme carburante |
158 |
Flamme oxydante |
157 |
Flux |
185 |
Flux |
185 |
Flux de soudage |
182 |
Flux fondu en poudre |
184 |
Flux pour le soudage a l’arc |
183 |
Fusion |
122 |
Gaz de remplacement |
161 |
159 | |
aqueuse |
160 |
de soudage |
151 |
Groupe de soudage |
152 |
89 | |
Inclusion du laitier |
198 |
Joint bords |
62 |
Joint recouvrement |
60 |
Joint d’angle |
59 |
Joint des plaques |
62 |
Joint en bout |
58 |
Joint en T |
61 |
Joint |
57 |
Largeur de la soudure |
88 |
Latte |
169 |
Latte en cuivre et en flux |
171 |
Lentille de soudure |
70 |
Longueur bors-mors |
134 |
Machine souder |
141 |
Machine automatique de soudage a l’arc |
142 |
Machine semi-automatique de soudage a l’arc |
143 |
Manipulateur rouleaux |
165 |
Manipulateur de soudage |
163 |
Iniversel Manipulateur de soudage |
164 |
Manque de |
196 |
112 | |
d apport |
119 |
de base |
115 |
de la soudure |
121 |
120 | |
132 | |
Microfissure |
190 |
Monture |
167 |
Morsure |
201 |
Noyau de soudure |
70 |
Oxydation superficielle |
200 |
Passe |
98 |
Perte de soudure |
133 |
Point de soudure |
69 |
Point |
69 |
inverse () |
129 |
normale (directe) |
128 |
de la soudure |
194 |
Porte- |
149 |
Positionneur |
163 |
Poste de soudage |
140 |
des bords |
110 |
argonarc |
12 |
Profondeur de |
116 |
Gaz de Protection par la racine de soudure |
109 |
Racine de la soudure |
81 |
Raffermissement locale |
93 |
Rechargement |
6 |
Rechargement avec pression |
35 |
Redresseur de soudage |
150 |
131 | |
Retassure |
191 |
180 | |
Sens de la soudure |
94 |
135 | |
Soudage |
1 |
Soudage arcs multiples |
20 |
Soudage courant |
15 |
Soudage deux arcs |
19 |
Soudage deux |
21 |
Soudage double arc |
19 |
Soudage froid |
55 |
Soudage haute |
44 |
Soudage , la flamme |
32 |
Soudage la forge |
50 |
Soudage la molette |
42 |
Soudage la molette par |
43 |
Soudage a l’arc |
7 |
Soudage a l’arc avec consumable |
8 |
Soudage a l’arc avec non consumable |
9 |
Soudage a l’arc avec vibratoire |
25 |
Soudage manuel l’arc |
16 |
Soudage a l’arc sous argon |
12 |
Soudage a l’arc sous flux solide |
10 |
Soudage a l’arc sous l’eau |
14 |
Soudage a l’arc sous protection gazeuse |
11 |
Soudage l argonarc |
12 |
Soudage aluminothermique |
33 |
Soudage pas de |
95 |
Soudage ascendant |
102 |
Soudage au galet |
42 |
Gatel au Soudage par |
43 |
Soudage au laser |
31 |
Soudage au plasma |
28 |
Soudage au plasma d’arc (l’arc plasma) |
28 |
Soudage |
32 |
Soudage par pression |
52 |
Soudage automatique |
4 |
Soudage automatique l’arc |
18 |
Soudage aux galets |
51 |
Soudage avec addition de flux |
23 |
Soudage avec |
26 |
Soudage avec |
106 |
Soudage avec en avant |
105 |
Soudage avec multiples |
22 |
Soudage avec pression |
34 |
Soudage CO |
13 |
Soudage dans un sens |
99 |
Soudage descendant |
101 |
Soudage descendant (en position ) |
103 |
Soudage des joints fixes |
108 |
Soudage |
29 |
Soudage en |
56 |
Soudage en bout par |
37, 39 |
Soudage en cascade |
97 |
Soudage |
100 |
Soudage MAG |
8 |
Soudage manuel |
2 |
Soudage |
3 |
Soudage a l’arc |
17 |
Soudage MIG |
8 |
Soudage montant |
102 |
Soudage montant (en position ) |
104 |
Soudage orbital |
108 |
Soudage par blocs successifs |
96 |
Soudage par bombardement |
30 |
Soudage par bossages |
41 |
Soudage par diffusion |
53 |
Soudage par |
38 |
Soudage par faisceau |
30 |
Soudage par faisceau laser |
31 |
Soudage par forgeage |
50 |
Soudage par friction |
47 |
Soudage par fusion |
5 |
Soudage par gradin inverse |
96 |
Soudage par |
27 |
Soudage par explosion |
45 |
Soudage par impulsions |
15 |
Soudage par points |
40 |
Soudage par points l’arc |
24 |
Soudage par pression |
48 |
Soudage par pression au four |
49 |
Soudage par pulsations |
46 |
Soudage par |
36 |
Resistance par Soudage la molette |
42 |
Soudage par ultrasons |
54 |
Soudage sans support |
107 |
Soudage souse laitier |
29 |
Soudage TIG |
9 |
Soudure |
57, 65 |
Soudure couches multiples |
75 |
Soudure plusieurs couches |
75 |
Soudure bout a bout |
66 |
Soudure |
197 |
Soudure continue |
71 |
Soudure d’angle |
67 |
Soudure de montage |
78 |
Soudure de pointage |
77 |
Soudure discontinue |
72 |
Soudure discontinue |
74 |
Soudure discontinue |
73 |
Soudure en bout |
66 |
Soudure en corniche |
59 |
Soudure en plusieurs passes |
75 |
Soudure intermittente |
72 |
Soudure par points |
68 |
Soufflage |
130 |
Soufflure vermiculaire |
193 |
Support |
169 |
Support de flux |
170 |
de la soudure |
82 |
Talon |
112 |
de soudage |
144 |
Tracteur de soudage a l’arc |
146 |
Zone affaiblie |
92 |
Zone de liaison |
123 |
Zone thermiquement |
124 |
Zone thermiquement |
124 |
(Changed edition, Rev. No. 1)
The text of the document is verified by:
the official publication of the
M.: IPK Publishing house of standards, 1997