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WE 300 Introduction to
Welding Engineering Catalog description: Principles of welding engineering, including processes, materials effects, design, quality assurance and codes. Prerequisites:
Concurrent Physics 133, CPHR of 2.0 Required
Materials:
Welding Handbook, AWS, Vol., 8th Edition
Introduction to Materials Joining, NEMJET, Module 1
Schedule: AU and WI Qtr.,
3 classes/week Topics: Course Overview
(1.0) Arc Welding Processes (4.0) Non-Arc Welding Processes (3.0) Physics
of Welding (3.0) Heat Flow in Welding (1.0) Metallurgy Background (1.0) Welding Metallurgy
(4.0) Welding Design
(2.0) Symbols for Welding and Inspection
(2.0) Residual Stresses & Distortion (1.0) Automation and Control (1.0) Weld Quality
(1.0) Testing for Evaluation of Welded Joints
(1.0) Codes and Qualification and Certification (1.0) Inspection and NDE (1.0) Contribution
to Professional Component (Criterion 4) of ABET 2000: a)
Mathematics and Basic Science
0 Credits b)
Engineering
3 Credits c)
General Education
0 Credits Relationship
of Course to Program Objectives: 1B Apply the fundamental principles of science to
analysis of physical phenomena. 2A Describe the basic operating theory of the
various materials joining processes including arc, resistance, solid-state, and
high energy density welding. 2B Understand how welding design is built on a
foundation of heat flow, stress, structural analysis, and fitness-for-service. 2C Understand materials principles and how materials
are influenced by joining processes. 2D Describe the operating principles and analysis
methods for the various destructive and nondestructive techniques used to
evaluate welds. 4C Organize and present materials to technical peer
groups, customers, plant personnel and management. 5A Work independently without the need for constant
direction and supervision. 5B Engage in teamwork on both formal and informal bases. Prepared
By: D. Dickinson (3/4/99) Course
Objective:
Students will become familiar with concepts and terminology in Welding
Engineering . Learning
Outcomes: Students should be able to: 1.)
Understand the basic terminology of welding engineering 2.)
Know the major welding processes and fundamental principles of operation. 3.)
Understand how basic design
concepts are affected by welding and joining of
materials. 4.)
begin to understand the relationship between welding and joining effects
on material
structure and resulting materials properties. 5.)
Know the basis of non-destructive evaluation processes. |
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