Latest revision as of 05:18, 23 January 2022

Basics

The Basics Are:
- Flat position (Like A Flat Table, The Easiest)
- Horizontal position (Going Horizontally on something you are facing, like a Wall)
- Vertical position (Going Vertically on something you are facing, like a Wall)
- Overhead position (Any welding done where the weld seam is above your head) ( Need to double check that there is no distinction between Overhead Horizontal vs Vertical (or X vs Y to be technical i guess?))
This can then be extended to the Surface Preparation done ( Fillet or Groove Weld )
Also if it is Plate or Pipe is Specified
Two Competing Standards, AWS and ISO

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 *This can then be extended to the Surface Preparation done ( [[Fillet Weld | Fillet]] or [[Groove Weld]] )
 *Also if it is Plate or Pipe is Specified
+* '''Two Competing Standards, [[AWS]] and [[ISO]] '''
 =Internal Links=
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 *[https://www.weldinginfo.org/welding-technology/types-of-welding-positions-and-joins/ An Article by "Welding Info" Titled "Different Types of Welding Positions" ]
 *[https://weldguru.com/welding-positions/ An Article by "Weld Guru" Titled "Welding Positions" ]
+*[https://www.hobartbrothers.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Welding-Position-Poster.pdf A PDF Diagram by "HobartBrothers" On Weld Types and Positions]
+**[https://www.hobartbrothers.com/support/welding-chart/ For Future Reference They Have More / Similar Ones Here]
+*[https://www.jasic.co.uk/welding-positions A Diagram by "Jasic Welding & Cutting Inverters" Showcasing the [[ISO]] 6947:2011 Standard System]
 [[Category: Welding]]