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WELDING AND CUTTING – Technical journal for welding and allied processes

www.welding-and-cutting.info Technical journal for welding and allied processes

The Welding Institute

Issue

201805

Laser beam joining of dissimilarjoints of steel and aluminiumalloys

Refill friction stir spot welding ofEN AW-7075-T6 to EN AW-7075-T6 sheets - Part 1

“EuroBLECH 2018“ in Hanover/Germany: Step into the digitalreality

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Visit us at EuroBLECH23-26 October 2018 in Hanover/GermanyHall 13, booth E49

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Seite/page 4 – 5 Kurzcharakteristik, Redaktion, Verlag / Editorial Profile, Editorial, Publisher

Seite/page 6 – 7 Erscheinungs- und Redaktionsplan 2019 / Publication and Editorial Plan 2019

Seite/page 8 – 9 Anzeigenpreisliste / Advertising Rates

Seite/page 10 Anzeigenformate / Advertising Formats

Seite/page 11 Datenformate / Data Formats

Seite/page 12 – 14 Jobportal / Jobportal

Seite/page 15 – 22 Sonderdrucke / Offprints

Seite/page 23 – 28 ABC der Fügetechnik (Internationaler Branchenführer) /

ABC of Joining (International Industry Guide)

Seite/page 29 Verbreitung / Circulation

Seite/page 30 – 33 Onlinewerbung / Online Banner advertising

Seite/page 35 Unsere Verlagsvertretungen / Our Representatives

Inhaltsverzeichnis/Content

www.welding-and-cutting.infoTechnical journal for welding and allied processes


Issue

201805

Laser beam joining of dissimilar

joints of steel and aluminium

alloys

Refill friction stir spot welding of

EN AW-7075-T6 to EN AW-7075-

T6 sheets - Part 1

“EuroBLECH 2018“ in Hanover/

Germany: Step into the digital

reality


Pioneers

of Welding

Technology.

For 100 years.











www.cloos.de

20191919

Visit us at EuroBLECH

23-26 October 2018

in Hanover/Germany

Hall 13, booth E49

1 Kurzcharakteristik: Technische Fachzeitschrift für die Schweiß-, Schneid- und Löttechnik, einschließlich der

zahlreichen Randgebiete.

2 Herausgeber: DVS – Deutscher Verband für Schweißen und verwandte Verfahren e. V., Düsseldorf TWI Ltd., GB-Cambridge Institut de Soudure, F-Roissy

3 Redaktion: Dipl.-Ing. Dietmar Rippegather (Leitung/verantwortlich) Anja Labussek / Rosemarie Karner

4 Anzeigen: Markus Winterhalter

5 Jahrgang/Jahr: 18. Jahrgang 2019 Erscheinungsweise: 6 x jährlich

6 Auflage: 8.000

7 Verlag: DVS Media GmbH

8 Postanschrift: Postfach 10 19 65, 40010 Düsseldorf, Aachener Straße 172, 40223 Düsseldorf

9 Telefon: +49 211 15 91-0 Fax: +49 211 15 91-150

10 Internet: www.dvs-media.eu E-Mail: [email protected]

11 Erscheinungs-/ siehe S. 06 – 07 Themenplan:

Kurzcharakteristik, Redaktionelle Themen, Redaktion/Verlag

12 Bezugspreise 2019: Jahresabonnement Print 132,00 € zzgl. Versandkosten

6 Print-Ausgaben inkl. Onlinezugriff 176,00 € zzgl. Versandkosten

13 Redaktionelle Themen

Forschung, Entwicklung und Anwendung

Schulung

Weiterbildung

Erfahrungsaustausch

Schweißen, Schneiden, Löten, Kleben und verwandte Verfahren

Werkstofffragen (Eisen- und Nichteisenmetalle, Kunststoffe, Grund- und Zusatzwerkstoffe)

Berechnung, Konstruktion und Fertigung im Stahl-, Behälter-, Apparate-, Fahrzeug- und Maschinenbau

Schweißmaschinen einschließlich Roboter und Steuerungen

Materialprüfung (zerstörende und zerstörungsfreie)

Arbeits- und Gesundheitsschutz

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Issue

201805



alloys


EN AW-7075-T6 to EN AW-7075-

T6 sheets - Part 1



reality


Pioneers

of Welding

Technology.

For 100 years.











www.cloos.de

20191919


23-26 October 2018

in Hanover/Germany

Hall 13, booth E49

1 Editorial Profile: Technical magazine covering welding, cutting and soldering technology and related fields.

2 Publisher: DVS – German Welding Society, D-Düsseldorf TWI Ltd., GB-Cambridge Institute de Soudure, F-Roissy

3 Editor: Dipl.-Ing. Dietmar Rippegather (Leader/responsible) Anja Labussek / Rosemarie Karner

4 Advertising manager: Markus Winterhalter

5 Volume/Year: Volume 18, 2019 Frequency: 6 issues per annum

6 Print run: 8,000

7 Publishing house: DVS Media GmbH

8 Postal address: PO Box 10 19 65, 40010 Düsseldorf Aachener Straße 172, 40223 Düsseldorf

9 Phone: +49 211 15 91-0 Fax: +49 211 15 91-150

10 Internet: www.dvs-media.eu E-Mail: [email protected]

11 Publication and see page 06 – 07 editorial plan

Editorial Profile, Editorial Features, Editorial/Publisher

12 Subscription Charges 2019: annual subscription (printing issue) 132.00 € plus postage costs 6 print magazines incl. online portal 176.00 € plus postage costs

13 Editorial Features

Research, Development and Application

Training

Welding, Cutting, Soldering, Brazing, Bonding, etc

Materials (Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals, Plastics, Base and Filler Materials and Ancillaries)

Design

Cost Calculation and Production in the Manufacture of Steel Structures, Vessels, Plants, Vehicles and Machinery

Welding Machines including Robots and Control Systems

Material Testing (Destructive and Non-Destructive)

Health and Safety at Work

Main subjects/ Anzeigenschluss/ Trade fairs, Conferences, Events Ad closing date

New findings about resistance welding; 21. Januar 2019Welding in plant, tank and pipeline construction; January 21, 2019Gas-shielded arc welding

SVARKA 2019 – International Trade Fair. Welding, Cutting and Coating April 2019 in St. Petersburg/RussiaHANNOVER MESSE01.04. – 05.04.2019 in Hanover/Germany

Examples of applications in welding and cutting technology; 22. März 2019Thermal spraying: materials and applications March 22, 2019

FABTECH Mexico07.05. – 09.05.2019 in Monterrey/MexikoITSC 2019 International Thermal Spray Conference26.05. – 29.05.2019 in Yokohama/Japan

Automation using robots and sensors in the case of joining and cutting; 22. Mai 2019Use of adhesive-bonding technology for the joining of metallic May 22, 2019 and non-metallic materials

Beijing Essen Welding & Cutting25.06. – 28.06.2019 in Shanghai/ChinaGIFA - International Foundry Trade Fair25.06. – 29.06.2019 in Düsseldorf/Germany

Ausgabe / Themenschwerpunkte Issue Messen, Veranstaltungen

1 Januar/ Neue Erkenntnisse zum Widerstandsschweißen;Februar Schweißen im Anlagen-, Behälter- und Rohrleitungsbau;1 January/ SchutzgasschweißenFebruary SVARKA 2019 – Internationale Fachausstellung für Schweißtech- nik und Metallbearbeitung April 2019 in St. Petersburg/Russland HANNOVER MESSE 01.04. – 05.04.2019 in Hannover

2 März/ Anwendungsbeispiele der Schweiß- und Schneidtechnik;April Thermisches Spritzen: Werkstoffe und Anwendungen2 March/April FABTECH Mexico 07.05. – 09.05.2019 in Monterrey/Mexiko ITSC 2019 International Thermal Spray Conference 26.05. – 29.05.2019 in Yokohama/Japan

3 Mai/Juni Automation durch Roboter und Sensoren beim Fügen und Trennen;3 May/June Einsatz der Klebtechnik zum Verbinden von metallischen und nichtmetallischen Werkstoffen Beijing Essen Welding & Cutting 25.06. – 28.06.2019 in Shanghai/China GIFA - Internationale Giesserei-Fachmesse 25.06. – 29.06.2019 in Düsseldorf

Erscheinungs- und Redaktionsplan 2019 / Publication and editorial plan 2019


4 Juli/August Einsatz des Lötens zum Verbinden von metallischen Werkstoffen und Keramik4 July/August Schweißen und Löten von Leichtbau-Konstruktionen

DVS CONGRESS 16.09. - 17.09.2019 in Rostock Tubotech 01.10. - 03.10.2019 in Sao Paulo/Brasilien Corte & Conformacao de Metais 09.10. - 12.10.2019 in Sao Paulo/Brasilien

5 September/ Anwendungsbeispiele der Schweiß- und Schneidtechnik;Oktober Automation durch Roboter und Sensoren beim Fügen und Trennen5 September/October BLECHEXPO – Internationale Fachmesse für Blechbearbeitung Schweisstec - Internationale Fachmesse für Fügetechnologie 05.11. - 08.11.2019 in Stuttgart

FABTECH - International Exhibition for the Metal Industry - Metal Forming, Fabricating, Welding and Finishing 11.11. - 14.11.2019 in Chicago/USA

6 November/ Einsatz von Laser- und Elektronenstrahl zum Schweißen und Trennen;Dezember Erhöhung von Prozessstabilität und Schweißnahtqualität;6 November/ SonderschweißverfahrenDecember

Use of brazing/soldering for the joining of metallic materials 22. Juli 2019and ceramic July 22, 2019Welding and brazing of light weight constructions

DVS CONGRESS16.09. - 17.09.2019 in Rostock/GermanyTubotech01.10. - 03.10.2019 in Sao Paulo/BrazilCorte & Conformacao de Metais09.10. - 12.10.2019 in Sao Paulo/Brazil

Examples of applications in welding and cutting technology; 23. September 2019Automation using robots and sensors in the case of joining and cutting September 23, 2019BLECHEXPO / Schweisstec05.11. - 08.11.2019 in Stuttgart/Germany

FABTECH - International Exhibition for the Metal Industry - MetalForming, Fabricating, Welding and Finishing11.11. - 14.11.2019 in Chicago/USA

Use of laser and electron beams for welding and cutting; 25. November 2019Increase in process stability and weld quality; November 25, 2019Special joining processes

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Issue

201803

The ,EIROS’ project: combatting

ice and erosion in extreme low

temperatures

Introduction to the brazing of

aluminium and its alloys – Part 5:

Recent innovations in aluminium

brazing

Equivalent energy method for

welding structure analysis


Technical journal for welding and allied processes

The Welding

Institute

Welding Cutting final indd 2

24 01 2012 15:47:24

Issue

201804

Bringing welding learning oppor-

tunities into the shop floor: The

,WOW’ project

Process auditing is the first step

in operator accreditation

Increasing the process efficiency

in laser beam brazing

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Sonderdrucke

Deceased members

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NEWS Editorial

T H E N E W S L E T T E R O F T H E W E L D I N G I N S T I T U T E

If it ever had one (and it would have been well before my time),The Welding Institute shrugged off its archaic ‘Institution’ imageof oak-panelled rooms with leather wing-backed chairs a longtime ago. Having been in existence for 95 years, not much lessthan the industrial use of electric welding, The Welding Instituteis certainly not the oldest professional engineering institution.Having one of the world’s largest independent research and tech-nology activities for materials joining, and supporting industrywith technical training and certification, does make it one of themost innovative.

In many ways, the objectives established by the Institution ofWelding Engineers, and reported in the first Annual Report inMarch 1924, were not exactly traditional, ‘The advancement anddevelopment of the science and practice of welding in all itsbranches and the constitution of the Institution enables it toarrange for the reading of papers, lectures, etc, to draw up regu-lations or recommendations for the guidance of the welding in-dustry; to establish branches and acquire libraries; to promotelegislation affecting the welding industry; to establish WeldingSchools and provide for the training, examination and certificationof welders; and generally to take steps that may appear desirableto develop the science of welding in all its branches.’

So, when some consider them to be old-fashioned and outdated,why does The Welding Institute continue to offer an annual seriesof awards? Well, it certainly isn’t the case that there is an irrational,emotional attachment to the tradition of making awards; there hasbeen three thorough reviews of the awards in the past 10 years, anda number of new awards have been added more recently, includingthe Armourers and Brasiers Awards in 2015 and The ContinuousLearning and Development Award, sponsored by Professor SteveJones, the current Chair of Professional Board, will be awarded forthe first time this year. You can see and hear Steve describing hisown career here (https://youtu.be/ LTioHMb1WAw).

Many of The Welding Institute Awards are named (http://www.theweldinginstitute.com/awards/), showing that they wereinitiated in memory or recognition of a notable individual in the

welding and joining industry, and with criteria that were intendedto recognise those who emulated and exemplified the values andachievements of them. This naming confers a credibility and his-toric relevance to the awards, but does not prevent the criteriafrom being updated to accommodate modern technologies andworking practices, which is a regular part of the work of TheWelding Institute Awards Committee.

Awards are often seen as back-slapping of ‘the great and thegood’, often framed as recognition of ‘lifetime achievement’. Incontrast with this traditional view of awards, The Welding Insti-tute has specific award criteria that address distinct areas ofwork within our industry, some of them are age-grouped, andthey extend from the prestige of the Brooker Award (http://www.theweldinginstitute.com/awards/brooker-medal/)through to the Armourers and Brasiers Travel Grants that sup-port students’ participation in technical conferences.

The Welding Institute Awards aim to recognise achievementacross a wide spectrum of our profession, to celebrate individualsuccess and to showcase best practice and high endeavour. AnAward is able to bring publicity and promotion to the nominatorand employer, as well as the recipient, as there is significant op-portunity to report the award announcements and the awards cer-emony at The Welding Institute Annual Dinner.

Those involved in The Welding Institute Awards regard them asa positive influence on the future of the welding, materials joiningand materials integrity profession, and they are provided as a re-source for you to exploit for the benefit of your colleagues andyour companies. The feel-good factor of The Welding InstituteAwards far exceeds their intrinsic value. Please follow the public-ity surrounding the recipients of the 2018 Awards and send yourmessages of congratulations through the various social mediachannels they will feature in.

Eur Ing Chris Eady BSc(Hons) MSc CEng FWeldIAssociate Director Professional AffairsThe Welding Institute

The Welding Institute Awards – old-fashioned tradition or modern recognition?

Name Number Grade Joined Branch

J L Sanders 505198 Fellow 1951 Eastern Counties

Roy M Spencer 505168 SenMWeldI - East Midlands

JulyAugust

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Positioning, welding, cleaning, stacking – a complete solution

Whether pudding, jelly, milk or readymeals – to mention only a few, all these foodproducts have to be heat-treated. Industrytherefore relies on making use of the heatexchanger, despite the enormous demandswhich have to be met. Working as efficientlyas possible and in line with the specifica-tions given, they have to reach the standardsfor cooling & conserving as well as the cleanprocessing of the foodstuff in question.These demands on quality have to be takeninto consideration in the manufacture of theparticular heat exchanger. An internation-ally-operating organisation with many loca-tions was searching for a flexible and effi-cient solution for the welding of heat ex-changer sheets with differing dimensionsand found them at Dalex, the experts fromWissen/Sieg in the middle of Germany forall processes revolving around resistancewelding. “As the widths of the industrial heat exchangers required varied from 240 to 1,080 mm and lengths from 200 to 6,000 mm,high flexibility for transporting the parts andprocessing the sheets were top of the list forrequirements. As the plant was destined fora location in America, special client-relatedrequirements had to be fulfilled“, says Dipl.-Ing. Hans-Werner Chwalisz, Executive Man-ager for Sales and Marketing at Dalex. ”Wedesigned & developed a 100% tailor-made,automated production line with spot weld-ing for fixing and then automated rollerseam welding, including cleaning stationand stacking system. Generally speaking,the plant as a whole comprises a longitudi-nal transfer system, when coupled togetherto form a chain of events“. Arriving on the first transport section,an infeed roller conveyor, the heat exchangersheets are channelled into the fabricationline and positioned in the spot welding sta-tion for alignment and fixing. The profiledupper and lower sheets of the heat exchang-er are placed into a lowerable fixed end-stopat the end of the conveyor line and guidedthrough the infinitely adjustable width set-ting of the side guiderails with rollers. Sen-sors constantly monitor the correct position-ing of both sheets. When they arrive at thecorrect position, they are held in this posi-tion at the sides. The fixed end-stop is now

with a motorised adjustable side-guide.Next, a pulling device transports the sub-assembly through the station, fitted with tworoller seam welding machines with trailingheads and without an own feeder. They aresituated to the left and right of the conveyorbelt and mounted onto a travelling mainframework. Therefore, the machines can beinfinitely positioned to the relevant width ofworkpiece using the adjustment drive“. If the component is welded tightly (i.e.rain- and weather resistant), then it runsthrough a cooling unit and an alignment sta-tion with two infinitely-adjustable alignmentrollers, mounted left and right. This ensuresthat the welded seams are optimally pre-pared for the cleaning phase in the subse-quent brushing station. Both sides of thebrushing station are equipped with twobrushes, so that the welded seams can becleaned simultaneously from above and be-low. The height of the brushes is adjustable,to enable them to adjust to the workpieceand they are driven by a 3-phase motor.

Dalex develops a custom-built processing linefor heat exchangers for an international supplier to the foodstuffs industry. (Photos:Dalex Schweißmaschinen GmbH & Co. KG)

Heat exchang-er sheets arefixed exactly inposition in thespot weldingstation.

travelled downwards and a stepper drivetransports the sheets into and through thespot welding station. Spot welding guns atthe left and right sides automatically placea programmed number of welds in thecourse of transport, in order to fix the sheetsin the optimum position. Hans-Werner Chwalisz: “Then the spot-welded subassembly moves onwards andinto the seam welding station which thentightly welds the previously-welded work-piece. The second conveyor is also equipped

The third and final conveyor belt takesthe heat exchanger component to a flexiblestacking portal. Suction pads load the fin-ished component into a stacking magazine.Differing lengths can be accommodated inthe stack, whereby the plant is able toprocess stack lengths up to 6 m or multiplesup to the same length. ”The plant is flexible enough to processmultiple dimensions and thereby guaran-tees not only excellent quality for the seamweld but also efficient fabrication of the

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the same potential for career progressionas their male equivalents. So far in my ca-reer, I have progressed from an apprenticeto my current role as a Design and Devel-opment engineer. In the future, it will con-tinue to be my skills that determine howquickly I will move up the job ladder, notmy gender. The Women in Engineering annual Top50 Women in Engineering under 35 validatesthis point. Many of the women in this listare in senior and managerial roles, even ata relatively young age. In the midst of a na-tional skills gap, it’s women like these thathave leveraged the opportunity to make aname for themselves.

Statistically, there are more men at thetop of the engineering industry, but that'sinevitable, providing there are more men atthe bottom. Initiatives like INWED willchange this for the better and help morewomen see a career in engineering as a vi-able and rewarding option.

‚Women aren’t supported by theiremployers‘ Wrong again. At Pailton Engineering, Iam currently being sponsored to study foran engineering bachelor’s degree at Coven-try University. This is a part time course thatrequires me to attend classes two eveningsa week. I will also be expected to carry out

an industry focused dissertation, research-ing a specific area of engineering. If PailtonEngineering wasn’t invested in me, or didn’tsee a future with me as a key decision makerin the company, then this investmentwouldn’t have been made. INWED focuses on raising the bar forwomen in engineering, but before we canheighten expectations for female engineers,there are still a plenty of myths and miscon-ceptions to quash about working in the in-dustry. I hope I’ve raised the bar for otherwomen to start an engineering career, evenif I did use this bar to obliterate the mythsthat are currently circulating – someone hadto do it!

World’s largest free materials database launchedDesign engineers and product designers arenow able to source materials at the click ofa button, thanks to Munich-based start-upcalled “Matmatch“. The company is creatingthe largest free materials database athttps://matmatch.com in the world, tobridge the gap between suppliers and pur-chasers, allowing users to research and com-pare materials by filtering on their physical,chemical and thermal characteristics. Thedatabase allows for the comparison of met-als, ceramics, polymers and composites, andin the future will also feature glass and bio-logical materials. Research conducted by the team behind“Matmatch“ found that 80% of engineersand scientists use Google to research theproperties of various materials. “Matmatch“makes the process easier, by allowing usersto find the right materials by comparing theform, material properties and potential ap-plications. With over 90,000 materials to search from,the database already has an impressive list ofsuppliers listed, including Alcoa, Thyssen -Krupp, VDM Metals and Plansee. The com-pany also has an in-house team of materialsscientists who are responsible for compilingand verifying the data on “Matmatch“’s site,to make sure any information provided bysuppliers is accurate and reliable. “There are two key trends in the materi-als market; digitalisation and demand fluc-tuation,” explained Melissa Albeck, CEO ofMatmatch. “Digitalisation is already a ma-ture theme in other elements of design en-gineering. For instance, it’s common now to

see digital twinning, BIM (Building Infor-mation Modelling) and virtual commission-ing in new applications. But in materials, westill use manufacturers brochures to sourceinformation, which is an idea entirely out ofstep with our digital future. “Meanwhile, in the supply chain, prod-ucts are now needed in hundreds of vari-eties, they must be brought to market inrecord time, using short development cyclesand rapid prototyping, and the range of ma-terial properties a specific product line coulddemand, is huge. The ability to share mater -ials information easily with an entire team,makes procurement a lot simpler and re-duces the time needed to research and

source the materials and integrate them intoa digital environment,” concluded Albeck. “Matmatch“ brings together data ob-tained from numerous trustworthy and veri -fied sources including licensed academicand corporate material databases. Thismakes it possible for users to search for anymaterial, from polymers to metals, using asingle source. To make searching simpler,the database has an inbuilt applicationsearch function, which helps engineers findmaterials that have previously been identi-fied as the most suitable option by otherspecialists working in similar applications.(According to press information from Mat-match)

“Matmatch“ website.

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T H E N E W S L E T T E R O F T H E W E L D I N G I N S T I T U T E

If it ever had one (and it would have been well before my time),The Welding Institute shrugged off its archaic ‘Institution’ imageof oak-panelled rooms with leather wing-backed chairs a longtime ago. Having been in existence for 95 years, not much lessthan the industrial use of electric welding, The Welding Instituteis certainly not the oldest professional engineering institution.Having one of the world’s largest independent research and tech-nology activities for materials joining, and supporting industrywith technical training and certification, does make it one of themost innovative.

In many ways, the objectives established by the Institution ofWelding Engineers, and reported in the first Annual Report inMarch 1924, were not exactly traditional, ‘The advancement anddevelopment of the science and practice of welding in all itsbranches and the constitution of the Institution enables it toarrange for the reading of papers, lectures, etc, to draw up regu-lations or recommendations for the guidance of the welding in-dustry; to establish branches and acquire libraries; to promotelegislation affecting the welding industry; to establish WeldingSchools and provide for the training, examination and certificationof welders; and generally to take steps that may appear desirableto develop the science of welding in all its branches.’

So, when some consider them to be old-fashioned and outdated,why does The Welding Institute continue to offer an annual seriesof awards? Well, it certainly isn’t the case that there is an irrational,emotional attachment to the tradition of making awards; there hasbeen three thorough reviews of the awards in the past 10 years, anda number of new awards have been added more recently, includingthe Armourers and Brasiers Awards in 2015 and The ContinuousLearning and Development Award, sponsored by Professor SteveJones, the current Chair of Professional Board, will be awarded forthe first time this year. You can see and hear Steve describing hisown career here (https://youtu.be/ LTioHMb1WAw).

Many of The Welding Institute Awards are named (http://www.theweldinginstitute.com/awards/), showing that they wereinitiated in memory or recognition of a notable individual in the

welding and joining industry, and with criteria that were intendedto recognise those who emulated and exemplified the values andachievements of them. This naming confers a credibility and his-toric relevance to the awards, but does not prevent the criteriafrom being updated to accommodate modern technologies andworking practices, which is a regular part of the work of TheWelding Institute Awards Committee.

Awards are often seen as back-slapping of ‘the great and thegood’, often framed as recognition of ‘lifetime achievement’. Incontrast with this traditional view of awards, The Welding Insti-tute has specific award criteria that address distinct areas ofwork within our industry, some of them are age-grouped, andthey extend from the prestige of the Brooker Award (http://www.theweldinginstitute.com/awards/brooker-medal/)through to the Armourers and Brasiers Travel Grants that sup-port students’ participation in technical conferences.

The Welding Institute Awards aim to recognise achievementacross a wide spectrum of our profession, to celebrate individualsuccess and to showcase best practice and high endeavour. AnAward is able to bring publicity and promotion to the nominatorand employer, as well as the recipient, as there is significant op-portunity to report the award announcements and the awards cer-emony at The Welding Institute Annual Dinner.

Those involved in The Welding Institute Awards regard them asa positive influence on the future of the welding, materials joiningand materials integrity profession, and they are provided as a re-source for you to exploit for the benefit of your colleagues andyour companies. The feel-good factor of The Welding InstituteAwards far exceeds their intrinsic value. Please follow the public-ity surrounding the recipients of the 2018 Awards and send yourmessages of congratulations through the various social mediachannels they will feature in.

Eur Ing Chris Eady BSc(Hons) MSc CEng FWeldIAssociate Director Professional AffairsThe Welding Institute

The Welding Institute Awards – old-fashioned tradition or modern recognition?

Name Number Grade Joined Branch

J L Sanders 505198 Fellow 1951 Eastern Counties

Roy M Spencer 505168 SenMWeldI - East Midlands

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260 Welding and Cutting 17 (2018) No. 4

Positioning, welding, cleaning, stacking – a complete solution

Whether pudding, jelly, milk or readymeals – to mention only a few, all these foodproducts have to be heat-treated. Industrytherefore relies on making use of the heatexchanger, despite the enormous demandswhich have to be met. Working as efficientlyas possible and in line with the specifica-tions given, they have to reach the standardsfor cooling & conserving as well as the cleanprocessing of the foodstuff in question.These demands on quality have to be takeninto consideration in the manufacture of theparticular heat exchanger. An internation-ally-operating organisation with many loca-tions was searching for a flexible and effi-cient solution for the welding of heat ex-changer sheets with differing dimensionsand found them at Dalex, the experts fromWissen/Sieg in the middle of Germany forall processes revolving around resistancewelding. “As the widths of the industrial heat exchangers required varied from 240 to 1,080 mm and lengths from 200 to 6,000 mm,high flexibility for transporting the parts andprocessing the sheets were top of the list forrequirements. As the plant was destined fora location in America, special client-relatedrequirements had to be fulfilled“, says Dipl.-Ing. Hans-Werner Chwalisz, Executive Man-ager for Sales and Marketing at Dalex. ”Wedesigned & developed a 100% tailor-made,automated production line with spot weld-ing for fixing and then automated rollerseam welding, including cleaning stationand stacking system. Generally speaking,the plant as a whole comprises a longitudi-nal transfer system, when coupled togetherto form a chain of events“. Arriving on the first transport section,an infeed roller conveyor, the heat exchangersheets are channelled into the fabricationline and positioned in the spot welding sta-tion for alignment and fixing. The profiledupper and lower sheets of the heat exchang-er are placed into a lowerable fixed end-stopat the end of the conveyor line and guidedthrough the infinitely adjustable width set-ting of the side guiderails with rollers. Sen-sors constantly monitor the correct position-ing of both sheets. When they arrive at thecorrect position, they are held in this posi-tion at the sides. The fixed end-stop is now

with a motorised adjustable side-guide.Next, a pulling device transports the sub-assembly through the station, fitted with tworoller seam welding machines with trailingheads and without an own feeder. They aresituated to the left and right of the conveyorbelt and mounted onto a travelling mainframework. Therefore, the machines can beinfinitely positioned to the relevant width ofworkpiece using the adjustment drive“. If the component is welded tightly (i.e.rain- and weather resistant), then it runsthrough a cooling unit and an alignment sta-tion with two infinitely-adjustable alignmentrollers, mounted left and right. This ensuresthat the welded seams are optimally pre-pared for the cleaning phase in the subse-quent brushing station. Both sides of thebrushing station are equipped with twobrushes, so that the welded seams can becleaned simultaneously from above and be-low. The height of the brushes is adjustable,to enable them to adjust to the workpieceand they are driven by a 3-phase motor.

Dalex develops a custom-built processing linefor heat exchangers for an international supplier to the foodstuffs industry. (Photos:Dalex Schweißmaschinen GmbH & Co. KG)

Heat exchang-er sheets arefixed exactly inposition in thespot weldingstation.

travelled downwards and a stepper drivetransports the sheets into and through thespot welding station. Spot welding guns atthe left and right sides automatically placea programmed number of welds in thecourse of transport, in order to fix the sheetsin the optimum position. Hans-Werner Chwalisz: “Then the spot-welded subassembly moves onwards andinto the seam welding station which thentightly welds the previously-welded work-piece. The second conveyor is also equipped

The third and final conveyor belt takesthe heat exchanger component to a flexiblestacking portal. Suction pads load the fin-ished component into a stacking magazine.Differing lengths can be accommodated inthe stack, whereby the plant is able toprocess stack lengths up to 6 m or multiplesup to the same length. ”The plant is flexible enough to processmultiple dimensions and thereby guaran-tees not only excellent quality for the seamweld but also efficient fabrication of the

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the same potential for career progressionas their male equivalents. So far in my ca-reer, I have progressed from an apprenticeto my current role as a Design and Devel-opment engineer. In the future, it will con-tinue to be my skills that determine howquickly I will move up the job ladder, notmy gender. The Women in Engineering annual Top50 Women in Engineering under 35 validatesthis point. Many of the women in this listare in senior and managerial roles, even ata relatively young age. In the midst of a na-tional skills gap, it’s women like these thathave leveraged the opportunity to make aname for themselves.

Statistically, there are more men at thetop of the engineering industry, but that'sinevitable, providing there are more men atthe bottom. Initiatives like INWED willchange this for the better and help morewomen see a career in engineering as a vi-able and rewarding option.

‚Women aren’t supported by theiremployers‘ Wrong again. At Pailton Engineering, Iam currently being sponsored to study foran engineering bachelor’s degree at Coven-try University. This is a part time course thatrequires me to attend classes two eveningsa week. I will also be expected to carry out

an industry focused dissertation, research-ing a specific area of engineering. If PailtonEngineering wasn’t invested in me, or didn’tsee a future with me as a key decision makerin the company, then this investmentwouldn’t have been made. INWED focuses on raising the bar forwomen in engineering, but before we canheighten expectations for female engineers,there are still a plenty of myths and miscon-ceptions to quash about working in the in-dustry. I hope I’ve raised the bar for otherwomen to start an engineering career, evenif I did use this bar to obliterate the mythsthat are currently circulating – someone hadto do it!

World’s largest free materials database launchedDesign engineers and product designers arenow able to source materials at the click ofa button, thanks to Munich-based start-upcalled “Matmatch“. The company is creatingthe largest free materials database athttps://matmatch.com in the world, tobridge the gap between suppliers and pur-chasers, allowing users to research and com-pare materials by filtering on their physical,chemical and thermal characteristics. Thedatabase allows for the comparison of met-als, ceramics, polymers and composites, andin the future will also feature glass and bio-logical materials. Research conducted by the team behind“Matmatch“ found that 80% of engineersand scientists use Google to research theproperties of various materials. “Matmatch“makes the process easier, by allowing usersto find the right materials by comparing theform, material properties and potential ap-plications. With over 90,000 materials to search from,the database already has an impressive list ofsuppliers listed, including Alcoa, Thyssen -Krupp, VDM Metals and Plansee. The com-pany also has an in-house team of materialsscientists who are responsible for compilingand verifying the data on “Matmatch“’s site,to make sure any information provided bysuppliers is accurate and reliable. “There are two key trends in the materi-als market; digitalisation and demand fluc-tuation,” explained Melissa Albeck, CEO ofMatmatch. “Digitalisation is already a ma-ture theme in other elements of design en-gineering. For instance, it’s common now to

see digital twinning, BIM (Building Infor-mation Modelling) and virtual commission-ing in new applications. But in materials, westill use manufacturers brochures to sourceinformation, which is an idea entirely out ofstep with our digital future. “Meanwhile, in the supply chain, prod-ucts are now needed in hundreds of vari-eties, they must be brought to market inrecord time, using short development cyclesand rapid prototyping, and the range of ma-terial properties a specific product line coulddemand, is huge. The ability to share mater -ials information easily with an entire team,makes procurement a lot simpler and re-duces the time needed to research and

source the materials and integrate them intoa digital environment,” concluded Albeck. “Matmatch“ brings together data ob-tained from numerous trustworthy and veri -fied sources including licensed academicand corporate material databases. Thismakes it possible for users to search for anymaterial, from polymers to metals, using asingle source. To make searching simpler,the database has an inbuilt applicationsearch function, which helps engineers findmaterials that have previously been identi-fied as the most suitable option by otherspecialists working in similar applications.(According to press information from Mat-match)

“Matmatch“ website.

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Die Vorteile auf einen Blick:

Für jeden etwas dabei: Der Branchenführer ist nach 13 thematisch unterteilten Haupt-gruppen mit mehr als 500 relevanten Stichwörtern sortiert

(Alles) auf einen Blick: Jeder Eintrag umfasst die vollständige Firmenanschrift inklusive E-Mail- und Internet-Adresse

Kosten sparen: Wir bieten Ihnen attraktive Staffelpreise nach Anzahl der Stichwörtern

Ein Preis – drei Fachzeitschriften: Sie bezahlen einmalig pro Jahr und sind Monat für Monat mit Ihrem Eintrag über das ganze Jahr in insgesamt 18 Ausgaben dabei

Länderübergreifende Kontakte: Die Veröffentlichung in unseren deutsch- und englisch-sprachigen Zeitschriften ermöglicht Ihnen eine Kontaktaufnahme auch über Deutschlands Grenzen hinaus.

Zusätzlich und kostenfrei: Der Eintrag im Internet unter www.abc-der-fuegetechnik.de mit einer Verlinkung zu Ihrer Homepage

Kostenlose Veröffentlichung Ihres Firmenlogos auf unserer Internetseite

Beginn der Einträge jeden Monat möglich. (Abgabe-Termin: 15. des Vormonats)

Ein Eintrag - drei FachzeitschriftenDas ABC der Fügetechnik

Fachzeitschrift für Schweißen und verwandte Verfahren

SCHWEISSENSCHNEIDENund

■ Wasserstoff in Fein-kornstahl bei modifizier-tem Sprühlichtbogen

■ Kupferlotsysteme mithoher Wiederauf-schmelztemperatur

■ Die Gefüge-Eigen-schafts-Beziehungenvon Eisenbasisloten

■ Konzept zu Perspekti-ven der additiven Ferti-gung mit Lichtbogen

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Auflage:6.000 ExemplareErscheinung:in 6 von 11 Ausgaben jährlichSprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichung in:

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Das Magazin für Schweißtechnik und mehr

2018

Was ist Schweiß-metallurgie?Die Metallurgie des Schmelz-schweißens – eine Einführung

Seite 82

Technologie, sinnvoll eingesetzt:Effiziente Schweißverfahren und Auto-mation in der modernen Fertigung

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Schnell, sicher undkostengünstig:Neue Schweißverfahrens-variante für Panzerstähle

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Issue

201802

New collaborative projectinvestigates powder metallurgyfor aerospace applications

Introduction to the brazing of aluminium and its alloys – Part 4:Furnace heating when brazingaluminium

Manufacture of composite diamond/metal coatings usingthermal spraying procedures

Auflage: 8.000 ExemplareErscheinung:6 x jährlichSprache: Englisch

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Gliederung

Sie wählen aus folgenden 13 thematisch unterteilten Hauptgruppen mit mehr als 500 relevanten Stichwörtern:

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II Anlagen und Ausrüstung für die Wärmebehandlung und andere Fertigungsverfahren (außer thermisches Fügen, thermisches Beschichten und thermisches Trennen)

III Allgemeine Fertigungsanlagen, Systeme für die rechnergestützte Fertigung, Datenverarbeitung, Regelungs- und Steuerungstechnik, Automatisierung

IV Produktionsanlagen für Zusatzwerkstoffe, Verbrauchs- und Hilfstoffe

V Werkstatt- und Arbeitsplatzausrüstung, Sicherheitseinrichtungen, Arbeits- und Gesundheitsschutz

VI Zubehör

VII Zusatzwerkstoffe

VIII Verbrauchs- und Hilfsstoffe

IX Mess- und Prüftechnik (Ausrüstung und/oder Dienstleistungen)

X Qualitätssicherung, Konstruktion, Beratung, Überwachung (Dienstleistungen)

XI Auftragsausführungen (Dienstleistungen)

XII Organisation, Aus- und Fortbildung, Forschung, Informationsvermittlung, Fachliteratur und Regelwerke

XIII Service und Dienstleistungen

PreiseDer Preis für Ihren Eintrag richtet sich nach der Anzahl der Stichwörter.

Abgabe-Termin für Ihre Einträge:jeweils der 15. des Vormonats!

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Ihre Ansprechpartnerin:Vanessa Wollstein

Anzahl der Stichwörter Kosten pro Jahr/pro Stichwort in EUR*

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Jetzt mit verbesserter Internetpräsenz!

Ihr kompletter Firmeneintrag inklusive Logo und Verlinkung zu Ihrer Homepage erscheint auf www.abc-der-fuegetechnik.de und das komplett ohne zusätzliche Kosten.

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The advantages at a glance:

Something for everyone: Organised topically into 13 main groups with more than 500 key words

Unerring: The clear structure guides the user quickly and accurately to the target

(Everything) at a glance: Each entry includes the full company address including E-mail- and Internet-address

Translation contacts: The publication in our magazines enables you to be contacted even beyond the borders of Germany

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In addition and free: The entry on the Internet at www.abc-der-fuegetechnik.de with your company logo and a link to your homepage

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One entry - three special magazinesThe ABC of joining

Circulation:6,000 copiesFrequency:in 6 of 12 issues annual Language: German

Publication in:

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Fachzeitschrift für Schweißen und verwandte Verfahren

SCHWEISSENSCHNEIDENund

■ Oberflächenkonditio-nierung von Kupfer zumLaserstrahlschweißen

■ Mobiles Vakuum -system zum Laserstrahl-und EB-Schweißen

■ WIG-Schweißen und -Beschichten von Rohrzum Korrosionsschutz

■ Strukturierte Blechemit neuen Rollennaht -elektroden schweißen

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2017

Tipps für die Auswahl:Wie finde ich den richtigenBrenner für meineSchweißarbeiten? Seite 188

Chrom und die FarbeGrün:Geschichte, Eigenschaften undVerarbeitung von Chrom Seite 192

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Issue

201702

“World Robotics Report 2016“:European Union occupies top position in the global automationrace

An introduction to automatedbrazing – Part 2: Trolley- andcontinuous conveyor machines

Low temperature high velocityoxygen fuel (HVOF) spraying process and its potential applications

The strong connection

The next level in robotwelding

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Structure/PricesThe ABC of joining

Structure

Organised topically into the following 13 main groups with more than 500 keywords:

I Plant and equipment for joining, surfacing and cutting processes

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IV Plant for production of filler materials and ancillaries

V Workshop and workplace equipment, safety equipment, health and safety

VI Accessories

VII Filler materials

VIII Ancillaries other than filler materials

IX Measurement and testing technology (equipment and/or services)

X Quality assurance, construction, consultancy (services)

XI Sub-contracting (services)

XII Organizations, education and training, research, information transfer, technical literature and regulations

XIII Services

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6 – 10 113.00

ab 11 100.00

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Your contact person:Vanessa Wollstein

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Now with improved Internet presence!

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The new online presence doubles the range of your advertising measures.


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Europe 55,1 % 4,408

America 17,1 % 1,365

Asia 25,0 % 2,003

Australia 1,8 % 138

Africa 1,0 % 86

100 % 8,000

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1 North-Europe 45,1 % 1,986 Great Britain, Skandinavia

2 Central-Europe 34,5 % 1,522 France, Switzerland, Benelux, Germany, Australia

3 South-Europe 14,5 % 639 Italy, Spain, Portugal

4 Eastern-Europe 5,9 % 261

100 % 4,408

Circulation/Circulation in Europe

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Warum online werben?

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Fachzeitschrift für Schweißen und verwandte VerfahrenSCHWEISSE

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■Wärmebehandlungs-

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Alles Einstellungssache?

Prognose-, Soll- und

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Schweißen

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Vorteile undBesonderheiten:

3-D-Druck – additive Fertigung

von Metallbauteilen

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Herausforderungenbegegnen:

Virtuelle Konzepte für die

Schweißerqualifizierung

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alloys


EN AW-7075-T6 to EN AW-7075-

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Pioneers of Welding Technology.

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Informationen für den Praktiker

Bild 1. Prozesswasserleitung; links: Innenseite eines Rohrabschnitts mit Schweißnahtwurzel,

rechts: schwarzer, pulvriger Belag in einem Rohrbogen. (Bilder: ARC AZT, München)

Wer frisst Metall?

Aus dem Inhalt:Wer frisst Metall?

Schweißnähte in Zeichnun-gen: Darstellung als Symbole– TeTT il 3Ferrit, Austenit, Duplex

Hätten Sie’s gewusst?

Was ist das denn? (40)

Weniger VeVV rzug durchPilgerschrittVoVV rwrr ärmenHärteprüfgff erät

Humor in der Schweißtechnik

Dass sich Lebewesen von organi-

schen Stoffff en ernähren, ist sicher

nicht der Erwrr ähnung wert, schließ-

lich ernähren wir Menschen selbst

uns von Pflanzen oder gar ande-

ren Lebewesen. Dass aber Lebe-

wesen sich über Metalle herma-

chen, scheint uns unwahrschein-

lich. Dennoch ist bekannt, dass es

Mikroorganismen gibt, die Metalle

für Ihre Entwicklung nutzen. Sie

zerstören die vorliegenden Metall-

verbindungen, um die dabei frei

werdende Energie für sich zu nut-

zen. Die verbleibenden Metallpro-

dukte sind dann verstärkt den Kor-

rosionsmechanismen ausgesetzt,

und es können sich Rost, Beläge

und Löcher bilden.

Beispiel dafür ist ein Schaden an

einer Prozesswasserleitung. Für

eine Rauchgas-Entschwefelungs-

anlage in einem Kraftff werk kam als

Prozesswasser chemisch nicht

aufbereitetes Uferfrr iltrat aus einem

Fluss zum Einsatz. Für den Durch-

fluss des Wassers wurden zum

VeVV rmeiden von Korrosionsschäden

bzw. chemischen Angriffff en auste-

nitische Leitungen aus dem nicht-

rostenden Werkstoffff X6CrNiMo17-

12-2 (1.4571) verwrr endet. Das

Rohrleitungssystem war knapp

drei Jahre in Betrieb, als vermehrt

porenartige Undichtheiten an etwa

50 Stellen in und neben den VeVV r-

bindungsschweißnähten auftff raten.

VeVV rmutet wurde, dass die Nahtbe-

reiche beim Schweißen nicht aus-

reichend fof rmiert worden waren.

Bei den Untersuchungen fanden

sich auf den Rohrinnenseiten ört-

lich rötliche und braune, pustelföf r-

mige Oxidationsprodukte an der

Schweißnahtwurzel (Bild 1). Die

VeVV rfrr ärbungen und Beläge, die nur

im Schweißnahtbereich vorlagen,

ließen einen punktföf rmigen Korro-

sionsangriffff vermuten (siehe Pfeile

in Bild 1). Auf der gesamten Rohr-

innenseite befanden sich Reste

von schwarzen, pulvrigen Belägen

(Bild 1 rechts), die leicht abwisch-

bar waren, und in den Wärmeein-

flusszonen geringe blaue bis gelbe

Anlauffff arben, die auf ungenügen-

den Wurzelschutz durch Formier-

gas beim Schweißen hinwiesen.

Die Analyse der Beläge ergab sehr

hohe Gehalte an Manganoxid so-

wie nennenswerte Massenanteile

an Calciumoxid und Eisenoxid. Die

hohen Mangangehalte der Beläge

wiesen darauf hin, dass die Rohr-

werkstoffff e durch mikrobiologische

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• Beschichten von Salzkernen durch thermisches Spritzen • Coating of salt cores by means of thermal spraying • HVAF-gespritzte

neu artige Fe-basierte Beschichtungen • HVAF-sprayed novel Fe-based coatings • Einfl uss des Spritzabstands zwischen Shroud-

Austritt und Substratoberfl äche • Infl uence of the spraying distance between the shroud outlet and the substrate surface

• Akustische In-situ-Überwachung von Schichtbildungsprozessen • Acoustic in-situ monitoring of coating formation processes

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