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=Basics=
*To Prevent the issue of having to Grind Down / Gouge Out a Poor Weld (Re: [[Weld Repair]] ), or worse yet, have a [[Catastrophic Failure]] years down the line, Certification of Welders is Important
*This of course varies with project complexity / intensity, (A Welded Metal Sculpture a Few Centimeters Tall vs A [[Strutual Ironworker]] doing the [[I-Beams]] for a Children's Hospital, or the [[Saturated Steam]] lines in the [[Heat Exchanger]] in some Power Plant etc
**A [[Project Hazard Analysis]] and/or [[Failure mode and effects analysis]] Will Help Clarify This
*At a Low Level, checking for understanding of the basic [[Welding Processes]] and [[Welding Techniques]] ,  as well as a [[Visual Inspection]] etc should suffice
*At Higher Levels, Standardized Tests, most likely involving [[Weld Test Coupons]] and a [[Universal Testing Machine]] ,  as well as Overall Increased [[Quality Control]] during the actual construction/fabrication work will be needed
=Current OSE Welding Exam=
#OSE competency required is welding a solid seam for 1/4" and 1/2" steel, on high setting 2-5, Millermatic 200 welder.
#Also involves ability to replace welding wire.
#Also involves ability to replace shielding gas.
#Involves ability to replace, clean, and troubleshoot clogged liner. Test for free liner is 3 lb maximum moving friction force requirement
#Requires capacity of additive manufacturing, freeform, to build up a 3" diameter round or square 3D geometry as high as possible, on a square foot base plate. This tests for manual control, speed control, wire speed control, power control, on the highest setting possible.
#Timed experiment is a 4 minute weld to determine the highest additive height achieved, on an existing square plate.
=Welding 101=
=Welding 101=


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=How to do Spray Transfer=
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=Protecting Threads on Welded Nuts=
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=By Miguel=
Video for beginners. This is what you can expect welding for the first time:
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=Replacing Welder Liner=
Disassembly of MIG Gun to replace liner.
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=Internal Links=
*[[AWS Certification]]
**Need to Determine what the EU and/or International Equivalent is (Re: [[ANSI vs ISO]] )
*[[Welding]]
*[[Weld Inspection]] / [[Weld Quality Control]]
**[[Weld Visual Inspection]]
**[[Dye Penetrant Testing]]
**[[Magnetic Powder Weld Inspection]]
**[[Weld Ultrasonic Testing]]
**[[Weld Radiographic Testing]]
**[[Destructive Testing]] / [[Universal Test Machine]]
*[[Robotic Welding]]
=External Links=
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[[Category: Certification]] [[Category: Construction]] [[Category: Safety]] [[Category: Welding]] [[Category: Onboarding]]

Latest revision as of 20:40, 4 June 2023

Basics

Current OSE Welding Exam

  1. OSE competency required is welding a solid seam for 1/4" and 1/2" steel, on high setting 2-5, Millermatic 200 welder.
  2. Also involves ability to replace welding wire.
  3. Also involves ability to replace shielding gas.
  4. Involves ability to replace, clean, and troubleshoot clogged liner. Test for free liner is 3 lb maximum moving friction force requirement
  5. Requires capacity of additive manufacturing, freeform, to build up a 3" diameter round or square 3D geometry as high as possible, on a square foot base plate. This tests for manual control, speed control, wire speed control, power control, on the highest setting possible.
  6. Timed experiment is a 4 minute weld to determine the highest additive height achieved, on an existing square plate.

Welding 101

The Millermatic 200 machine walkthrough -

How to do Spray Transfer

Protecting Threads on Welded Nuts

By Miguel

Video for beginners. This is what you can expect welding for the first time:

Replacing Welder Liner

Disassembly of MIG Gun to replace liner.

Internal Links

External Links