AWS Publicattions Catalogue 2013

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AWS PUBLICATIONS CATALOGSpring 2013

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Standards, conferences, online education, and more.


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Business and Reference ........................2

Online Education (AWO) ....................3-5

Structural............................................7-8

Welding Handbooks............................8-9

Safety and Health ..........................10-11

Qualification....................................12-13

Training ................................................13

Certification..........................................14

Inspection ............................................15

Conferences....................................16-17

Thermal Spraying ................................18

Sheet Metal ..........................................19

Beam Welding ......................................19Welding and Cutting Processes ....20-21

Base Metal Weldability ........................22

Robotics................................................23

Computerization ..................................23

Plastics ................................................23

Railroad ................................................23

Standard Welding Procedure

Specifications ............................24-25Brazing and Soldering....................26-27

Pipe and Tubing....................................28

Food Processing Systems....................29

Everyday Pocket Guides ......................29

Consumables ..................................31-32

Filler Material Specifications ..............32

Automotive ..........................................34

Aerospace ............................................34

Marine ..................................................34

Machinery ............................................35

Resistance Welding..............................36

Ordering Information ..........................37

Index ..............................................38-43

Advertiser Index ..................................43

AWS Membership Application ............44

Table of Contents

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NEW PUBLICATIONS AND EDITIONS IN THIS CATALOG

A5.4/A5.4M:2012, Specification for Stainless Steel Electrodes for Shielded Metal Arc Welding (page 32) A5.10/A5.10M:2012 (ISO 18273:2004 MOD), Welding Consumables Wire Electrodes, Wires and Rods for Welding of Aluminum

and Aluminum-Alloys Classification (page 32) B2.3/B2.3M:2012, Specification for Soldering Procedure and Performance Qualification (page 12) B5.1:2013, Specification for the Qualification of Welding Inspectors (page 12) C4.5M:2012, Uniform Designation System for Oxyfuel Nozzles (page 20) D17.2/D17.2M:2013, Specification for Resistance Welding for Aerospace Applications (page 34) G2.1M/G2.1:2012, Guide for the Joining of Wrought Nickel-Based Alloys (page 22) G2.3M/G2.3:2012, Guide for the Joining of Solid Solution Austenitic Stainless Steels (page 22)

ONLINE TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Certified Welding Sales Representative (page 4) Math for Welders Level 1 (page 5) Safety in Welding (page 5) Welding Fundamentals (page 4) IBSC 2012 Virtual Conference (page 27)


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A1.1:2001, Metric Practice Guidefor the Welding IndustryExplains the base, supplementary, and derived InternationalSystem of Units (SI). Also covers conversion factors and rulesfor converting customary inch-pound units to SI units.

Contains style and usage recommendations for prefixes,punctuation, number grouping, etc. Includes valuable sug-gestions on managing transition. 40 pages (2001).Order Code: A1.1 $60/$45

A2.1 Welding Symbol ChartsEasy-to-read laminated desk and wall charts to complementAWS A2.4:2012,Standard Symbols for Welding, Brazing,and Nondestructive Examination. For desktop, draftingtable, shop, or classroom use. (2012).Wall Chart (22" x 38")Order Code: A2.1-WC $32/$24

Desk Chart (11" x 17")Order Code: A2.1-DC $24/$18

Buy Both Charts, Save 10%Order Code: A2.1 WC & DC $50/$38

Buy the Complete Set, Save 15%A2.4:2012 (Book) and A2.1:2012-WC & DC (Charts)Order Code: A2.4/A2.1 SET $180/$135

Larger Wall Chart (36" x 27")Order Code: A2.1-WCXL $40/$30

A2.4:2012, Standard Symbols for

Welding, Brazing, and NondestructiveExaminationEstablishes a method of specifying certain welding, brazing,and nondestructive examination information by means ofsymbols. Contains detailed information and examples for theconstruction and interpretation of these symbols. This systemprovides a means of specifying welding or brazing operationsand nondestructive examination, as well as the examinationmethod, frequency, and extent. 150 pages (2012).Order Code: A2.4 $156/$117

Spanish Edition: A2.4SP $156/$117

A3.0M/A3.0:2010, Standard WeldingTerms and Definitions, Including Termsfor Adhesive Bonding, Brazing, Soldering,Thermal Cutting, and Thermal SprayingAlphabetical glossary of over 1,400 standard terms and defini-tions for welding, brazing, soldering, resistance welding, etc., aswell as hybrid processes. Each term has one clearly applicabledefinition, accurately reflecting the terms use in the joiningworld. Includes figures to illustrate the use of terms. For com-pleteness, nonstandard terms are also included. Contains a

Master Chart of Welding and Allied Processes, and the JoiningMethod Chart. 160 pages, 62 figures, 5 tables (2010).Order Code: A3.0 $164/$123

A3.1:2010, Master Chart of Welding andJoining Processes24" by 30" chart extracted from A3.0. (2010).Order Code: A3.1 $32/$24

Design and Planning Manualfor Cost-Effective WeldingIncludes welding cost analysis, modular construction, con-

cepts of welding design, fatigue considerations, joint design,weld distortion and control, information for the welder, non-destructive examination, and defects and discontinuities.Contains 18 sections, each with a table of contents; numer-ous drawings, tables, charts, and checklists; and a bibliogra-phy and recommended reading list. 142 pages (1999).Order Code: DPW $100/$75

Design Handbook for CalculatingFillet Weld SizesThis alternative approach to the traditional design philosophy for

calculating the correct fillet weld size will help quality-mindedwelding fabricators. Because this document is not a consensusstandard, users also should refer to the standards relevant to theirapplication.28 pages, 8" x 10" (1997).Order Code: FWSH $52/$39

Jeffersons Welding EncyclopediaA handy reference for anyone who needs quick access towelding information. Topics are explained, illustrated, andmade comprehensible. Includes a historical look at the weldingindustry. 768 pages, CD-ROM or 8" x 10" best copyavailable, 18th edition (1997).Order Code (Book): JWE $176/$132Order Code (CD-ROM): JWE CD $176/$132

The Practical Reference Guide toPositioningDescribes the basic operation of weldment positioners and

welding head manipulators and gives information on theirselection and use. 74 pages, 58 figures, 1 table (2008).Order Code: PRGP $56/$42

Welding Metallurgy, Carbon and AlloySteels, Volume 1, FundamentalsWritten by the late George E. Linnert, one of Americas mostrespected and informed metallurgical authorities. Builders,manufacturers, welding shops, colleges, and universities willbenefit from this indispensable reference book.Best copyavailable, 964 pages, 10 appendices, 248 figures, 62

tables, 7" x 10, fourth edition (1994).Order Code: WM1.4 $148/$111

Total Welding ManagementSystematic approach to welding excellence and cost reduc-tion. Drawing on 50 years of welding experience, author JackR. Barckhoff, P.E. gives a step-by-step plan to maximize theproductivity and cost efficiency of a welding operation.Explains the management principles, structure, and detailsneeded to transform a welding operation from a cost centerinto a profit center. A must-read for supervisors, managers,and executives.200 pages, 35 figures, 20 tables, hard-bound. 6" x 9" (2004).Order Code: TWM $49.50

The Industrial HobartsPeter C. Hobart, former vice president for international busi-ness at Hobart Brothers, tells the story of three generations ofthe Hobart family.256 pages (2004).TIH-H $40

WeldingA Journey to Its PastThe Hobart Institutes Andr Odermatt tells the story of howwelding has continuously served our needs and advanced

human society, from the Bronze Age to spacecraft. (2010).WJP-H CALL FOR PRICE

Reference & Business

Welding Journals on DVDEvery Welding Journalissue is indexed and completelysearchable, presented as it was originally published, in itsoriginal colors and pagination, but in easy-to-use universalPDF format. Special prices are available for universitiesand educational organizations.

Complete Collection1919-2012: WJ-ALL $2000/$1500

Single DVD (per decade)1919, 1922-1929: WJ-1920 $224/$1681930-1939: WJ-1930 $224/$1681940-1949: WJ-1940 $224/$1681950-1959: WJ-1950 $224/$1681960-1969: WJ-1960 $224/$1681970-1979: WJ-1970 $224/$1681980-1989: WJ-1980 $224/$1681990-1999: WJ-1990 $224/$1682000-2009: WJ-2000 $224/$1682010-2012 (3 years): WJ-2010-12 $67/$51


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Everyone should have simpleand easy access to professional

welding knowledgeand now everyone can!

The American Welding Society believes that welding educationmust be available to everyone, everywhere, at any time.Whether you are a student considering a career in welding, a

welder looking to take the next step, or a welding instructorseeking to connect with the new generation of weldingstudents, American Welding Online provides the tools andresources to help you succeed.

Learn at your own schedule and pace with our engaging, easy-to-understand online seminars available on your computer 24hours a day, from virtually any computer with an internetconnection.


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The Online AWS Welding Fundamentals Seminar provides acomprehensive overview of the basic principles of welding.The course covers the basic science and practical applicationof the most commonly utilized welding processes along withother essential topics such as: welding terminology, welddesign, welding safety, electrical theory, the weldability ofmetals, and welding quality control. Presented in 11 easy-to-

understand online modules, this engaging multimedia sem-inar is the perfect introduction for students, managers, andnon-welders. The seminar also provides established profes-sionals such as distributors, supervisors, and quality assur-ance personnel with the knowledge necessary to expandtheir core competencies and better prepare them to excel inthe welding industry.

Welding Fundamentals

The Online Certified Welding Sales Representative Seminarprovides a detailed examination of the technical aspect of

welding and welding equipment as they relate to sales, dis-tribution and manufacturing. The seminar focuses on safetyin welding, cutting and allied processes, the fundamentalprinciples of welding operations and processes, basic arcequipment, shielding gases, consumables, and related com-

ponents. Presented in 13 interactive and engaging modules,this seminar is perfect for both inside and outside salespeo-

ple, distributors, manufactures, supervisors, managers, andany other professional that wants to gain a technical under-standing of welding principles, methodology, equipment,consumables, and variables.

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Safety in Welding

The AWS Safety in Welding Seminar provides a comprehen-sive overview of welding hazards, safety equipment, ventila-tion, welding in confined spaces, and safety precautions andspecifications in an accessible and engaging format. This

multimedia online seminar incorporates audio narrationand animated graphics designed to make even the mostcomplex topics easy to understand. Easy-to-use navigationfeatures allow participants to view the content as manytimes as necessary and access the relevant sections of the

Z49.1:2012Safety in Welding, Cutting, and AlliedProcesses standard at any time. Presented in easy-to-accessonline modules, the AWS Safety in Welding seminar isequally applicable to students, hobbyists and established

professionals who want to expand their knowledge base andcore competencies. At the completion of the program, par-ticipants who successfully complete the completion examwill receive three professional development hours and anAWS Certificate of Completion.

The online AWS Math for Welders Level One seminar pro-vides a comprehensive overview of basic math skills.Mathematics is a necessary part of a welding professionalsactivities. However, math can be complicated and confusingfor beginners, and difficult for adults who havent used basicmathematical principles in a while. Not to worry! Thiscourse provides a combination of clear step-by-step verbaland visual explanations that makes each mathematical

concept easy to understand and remember. Topics includeplace value, simplification, estimation, measurement andthe addition, subtraction, multiplication and division ofwhole numbers, fractions, decimals and mixed numbers.Numerous practical exercises allow welders, welding stu-dents and welding supervisors and inspectors to apply basicmath skills to various aspects of the welding process.

Math for Welders Level One

New online seminars coming in 2013

Understanding Welding Symbols

This in-depth course walks you through AWS 2.4, including an introduction to orthographic views, joint types and weld types.Includes interactive practice problems with explanations to help you prepare for the completion exam.

The Science of Non-Destructive TestingThis survey course is designed to demystify the science behind the most common non-destructive tests used in welding inspec-tion. Covers visual inspection, radiography, ultrasonics, magnetic particle, penetrant, eddy current, acoustic emission, andleak testing.

Introduction to MetallurgyFrom the concept of an atom to the interaction and behaviors of metals during the welding process, this course is designed tointroduce you to the properties of metals.

CWI FundamentalsCWI Fundamentals is primarily a course to prepare attendees of AWS CWI seminars in advance of their in-person course.Taking this online course on your own schedule will make your upcoming classroom training for the CWI Part A Exam lessstressful and more effective.

Try a free demo of any of the American Welding Online courses at awo.aws.org


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D1.1/D1.1M:2010, Structural WeldingCodeSteelFor everyone involved inany phase of weldingsteel structures

engineers, detailers,fabricators, erectors,inspectors, etc. thelatest D1.1 spells out therequirements for design,procedures,qualification,fabrication, inspection,and repair of pipe, plate,and structural shapesthat are subject to eitherstatic or cyclical stresses.U.S. Customary and SI units of measurement. 570 pages,21 annexes, 171 figures, 78 tables (2010).Order Code: D1.1 $524/$393

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D1.1-SWJ-WC, Welded Joint Details forStructural Applications Wall Chart

A 36"-by-27"wall chart with selected joint details conforming

to D1.1/D1.1M:2008 and 2010, applicable to low-carbon steelplate and shapes for structural applications. (2008).Order Code: D1.1-SWJ-WC $40/$30

D1.1-BI, The Official Book of D1.1Interpretations

A collection of responses to formal inquiries about therequirements of AWS D1.1 from 1976 to 2006. An excellentreference for AWS D1.1 users.54 pages, 6 figures (2008).Order Code: D1.1-BI $64/$48

D1.2/D1.2M:2008,Structural Welding CodeAluminum

Covers welding requirements for any type of structure madefrom aluminum structural alloys, except aluminum pressurevessels and fluid-carrying pipelines. Includes sections ondesign of welded connections, procedure and performancequalification, fabrication, inspection, stud welding, andstrengthening and repair of existing structures. Acommentary offers guidance on interpreting and applyingthe code.226 pages, 59 figures, 24 tables (2008).Order Code: D1.2 $200/$150

D1.3/D1.3M:2008,Structural Welding CodeSheet Steel

Covers arc welding of structural sheet/strip steels, includingcold formed members, equal to or less than 3/16 in. (0.188in./4.8 mm) nominal thickness and having a minimumspecified yield point no greater than 80,000 psi (550 MPa).Applicable to welding of commonly used structural qualitylow-carbon hot rolled and cold rolled sheet and strip steel,with or without zinc coating (galvanized), to other structuralsheet steels or to supporting structural steel members. Threeweld types unique to sheet steel arc spot, arc seam, and arcplug welds are included. Includes sections on design,procedure and performance qualification, fabrication,inspection and stud welding as well as a commentary.98pages, 7 annexes, 44 figures, 11 tables, 3 forms (2008).Order Code: D1.3 $120/$90

D1.4/D1.4M:2011, Structural WeldingCodeReinforcing SteelCovers welding of reinforcing steel in most reinforcedconcrete applications. Includes sections on allowable stresses,structural details, workmanship requirements, technique,

procedure and performance qualification, and inspection.Figures clearly illustrate important welding considerations:unacceptable weld profiles, effective weld sizes, details ofjoints of anchorages, base plates, and inserts. Now addressesprecast concrete components. Clarification on prequalifieddetails and essential variables for fillet welds. New tableillustrates acceptance criteria for macroetch tests. 84 pages,19 figures, 12 tables (2011).Order Code: D1.4 $116/$87

AASHTO/AWS D1.5M/D1.5:2010, Bridge

Welding CodeGet the facts and code requirements for bridge building withcarbon and low-alloy construction steels. Covers weldingrequirements of the American Association of State Highwayand Transportation Officials (AASHTO) for welded highwaybridges made from carbon and low-alloy construction steels.Chapters cover design of welded connections, workmanship,technique, procedure and performance qualification,inspection, and stud welding. Features the latest AASHTOrevisions and nondestructive examination requirements, aswell as a section providing a Fracture Control Plan forNonredundant Bridge Members. Revisions include: Revised procedure, personnel, and test equipmentinspection requirements New materials and hybrid joint provisions New guidance on electroslag and narrow-gap ESW478 pages, 17 annexes, 90 figures, 43 tables, 9 forms,commentary (2010).Order Code: D1.5 $348/$261

D1.6/D1.6M:2007, Structural WeldingCodeStainless Steel

Covers requirements for welding stainless steel structuralassemblies/components (excluding pressure vessels or pressurepiping) using gas metal arc welding, shielded metal arcwelding, flux cored arc welding, submerged arc welding, andstud welding. Allows prequalified Welding ProcedureSpecifications for the austenitic stainless steels based onconsiderable experience with the most widely used stainlesssteels. Sections include design, procedure and performancequalification, fabrication, inspection, and stud welding.292 pages, 14 annexes, 80 figures, 29 tables (2007).

Order Code: D1.6 $240/$180

D1.7/D1.7M:2010, Guide forStrengthening and Repairing ExistingStructures

Provides engineers and contractors with general directionand guidance on weld repairs, weld strengthening, and otherprocedures to correct problematic issues with existing struc-tures made of steel (minimum yield strength of 100 ksi andminimum thickness of 18 inch), cast iron, and wrought iron.52 pages, 4 tables, (2009).

Order Code: D1.7 $108/$81

D1.8/D1.8M:2009, Structural WeldingCodeSeismic SupplementA supplement to AWS D1.1,Structural Welding CodeSteel.Applicable to welded joints in seismic load resisting systemsdesigned in accordance with the Seismic Provisions of theAmerican Institute of Steel Construction, Inc. Covers addi-tional controls on detailing, materials, workmanship, testing,

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Vol. 1: Welding Science and Technology

WHC1.01: Survey of Joining, Cutting, and Allied Processes

WHC1.02: Physics of Welding and Cutting

WHC1.03: Heat Flow in Welding

WHC1.04: Welding Metallurgy

WHC1.05: Design for Welding

WHC1.06: Test Methods for Evaluating Welded Joints

WHC1.07: Residual Stress and Distortion

WHC1.08: Symbols for Joining and Inspection

WHC1.09: Weldment Tooling and Positioning

WHC1.10: Monitoring & Control of Welding & Joining Processes

WHC1.11: Mechanized, Automated, and Robotic Welding

WHC1.12: Economics of Welding and Cutting

WHC1.13: Weld Quality

WHC1.14: Welding Inspection and Nondestructive Examination

WHC1.15: Qualification and Certification

WHC1.16: Codes and Other Standards

WHC1.17: Safe Practices

Vol. 2 : Welding Processes (Part 1)

WHC2.01: Arc Welding Power Sources

WHC2.02: Shielded Metal Arc Welding

WHC2.03: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding

WHC2.04: Gas Metal Arc Welding

WHC2.05: Flux Cored Arc Welding

WHC2.06: Submerged Arc Welding

WHC2.07: Plasma Arc Welding

WHC2.08: Electrogas Welding

WHC2.09: Arc Stud Welding

WHC2.10: Electroslag Welding

WHC2.11: Oxyfuel Gas Welding

WHC2.12: Brazing

WHC2.13: Soldering

WHC2.14: Oxygen Cutting

WHC2.15: Arc Cutting and Gouging

Vol. 3: Welding Processes (Part 2)

WHC3.01: Resistance Spot and Seam Welding

WHC3.02: Projection Welding

WHC3.03: Flash and Upset Welding

WHC3.04: Resistance Welding Equipment

WHC3.05: High-Frequency Welding

WHC3.06: Friction Welding

WHC3.07: Friction Stir Welding

WHC3.08: Ultrasonic Welding

WHC3.09: Explosion Welding

WHC3.10: Adhesive Bonding

WHC3.11: Thermal Spraying and Cold Spraying

WHC3.12: Diffusion Welding and Diffusion Brazing

WHC3.13: Electron Beam Welding

WHC3.14: Laser Beam Welding, Cutting & Associated Processes

WHC3.15: Other Welding and Cutting Processes

Vol. 4: Materials and Applications (Part 1)

WHC4.01: Carbon and Low-Alloy Steels

WHC4.02: High-Alloy Steels

WHC4.03: Coated Steels

WHC4.04: Tool and Die Steels

WHC4.05: Stainless and Heat Resistant Steels

WHC4.06: Clad and Dissimilar Steels

WHC4.07: Surfacing Materials

WHC4.08: Cast Irons

WHC4.09: Maintenance and Repair Welding

WHC4.10: Underwater Welding and Cutting

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and inspection necessary to achieve adequate performance ofwelded steel structures under conditions of severe earth-quake-induced inelastic straining. Includes a commentaryoffering guidance on interpreting and applying this supple-ment. 124 pages, 9 annexes, commentary, 22 figures, 8tables (2009).Order Code: D1.8 $132/$99

D1.9/D1.9M:2007,Structural Welding CodeTitaniumCovers requirements for design, welding, and inspection ofany type of titanium structure. Includes qualificationrequirements for weld procedures and personnel. 162 pages,commentary, 6 annexes, 53 figures, 19 tables (2007).Order Code: D1.9 $116/$87

ASTM Standards for Welding

A compilation of all 60 ASTM standards referenced by AWSD1.1 Structural Welding CodeSteel. An excellent compan-tion to D1.1, it can be ordered at a savings bundled withD1.1/D1.1M:2010.565 pages, 60 standards (2010).Order Code: ASTMSW $475/$356

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Under strict American National Standards Institute (ANSI)procedures, AWS has developed more than 230 consensus-based standards (including codes, product specifications,recommended practices, methods, and guidelines) for

welding and allied processes. Many are adopted by DoDand preferred by NASA.


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Ninth Edition, Volume 1, Welding Scienceand Technology

Presents the latest developments in the basic science andtechnology of welding, and general descriptions of processes,continues with chapters on the physics of welding and cutting;heat flow; welding metallurgy; design; test methods; residualstress; welding symbols; tooling and positioning; monitoringand control; mechanized, automated, and robotic techniques;economics; weld quality; inspection; qualification and

certification; welding codes and standards; and safe practices.932 pages, 17 chapters, 2 appendices, 530 illustrations, 168tables, hardbound. 8" x 10" (2001).Order Code: WHB-1.9 $192/$144

Ninth Edition, Volume 2, WeldingProcesses, Part 1

Presents comprehensive information on welding and relatedprocesses. Contains detailed information on arc welding powersources; shielded metal arc, gas tungsten arc, gas metal arc, fluxcored arc, submerged arc, and plasma arc welding processes.Includes chapters on electroslag welding, stud welding, oxyfuelgas welding, brazing, soldering, oxygen cutting, and arc cuttingand gouging. 736 pages, 15 chapters, 260 line drawings,100 photographs, 148 tables, hardbound. 8" x 10" (2004).Order Code: WHB-2.9 $192/$144

Ninth Edition, Volume 3, WeldingProcesses, Part 2

Over 600 pages of comprehensive information on solid-stateand other welding and cutting processes. The book includes

chapters on resistance spot and seam welding, projectionwelding, flash and upset welding and high-frequencywelding. In addition to a chapter on friction welding, a newchapter introduces friction stir welding, the process that hasusers excited about the significant advantages it offers. Themost recent developments in beam technology are discussedin the greatly expanded chapters on laser beam welding andcutting and electron beam welding. A diverse array ofprocesses are presented in chapters on the ultrasonic weldingof metals, explosion welding, diffusion welding and diffusionbrazing, adhesive bonding and thermal and cold spraying.

The last chapter covers various other welding and cuttingprocesses, including modernized water jet cutting.Written, updated, and peer reviewed by a group of highlyrespected technical and scientific experts, the book has 15chapters, more than 400 line drawings and photographs,and a comprehensive index. 669 pages, 15 chapters, 3appendices, 438 illustrations, 59 tables; hardbound. 8" x10" (2007)Order Code: WHB-3.9 $192/$144

Ninth Edition, Volume 4, Materials andApplications, Part 1Extensively revised and updated from the eighth edition, thiscomprehensive volume had more than 50 experts in materi-als and materials applications assure its accuracy and thecurrency of its content. It is a great reference source forengineers, educators, welding supervisors, and welders.Covers carbon and low-alloy steels; high-alloy steels; coatedsteels; tool and die steels; stainless and heat-resisting steels;

clad and dissimilar metals; surfacing; cast irons; mainte-nance and repair welding; and underwater welding and cut-ting. Includes more than 650 pages, 396 line drawings andphotos, and 259 tables. 10 chapters, hardbound, 8" x 10"(2011).Order Code: WHB-4.9 $192/$144

Eighth Edition, Volume 3, Materials andApplications Part 1

Covers nonferrous metals, plastics, composites, and ceramics;specialized topics on maintenance and repair welding; under-

water welding and cutting. Includes applications of the specificmetals and processes, weldability, safe practices.Best copyavailable,538 pages, 10 chapters, softbound. 81/2" x 101/2"(1996).Order Code: WHB-3.8 $160/$120

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Order Code: WHB-ALL $762/$572

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Ninth Edition, Volume 2 (Welding Processes, Part 1) andVolume 3 (Welding Processes, Part 2).Order Code: WHB-PRC $288/$216

Own the Entire Library of AWS Welding HandbooksThese are the must-have references for engineers, structural designers, technologists, inspectors, welders, welding educatorsand others who need to understand this dynamic and evolving industry. Put all the facts at your fingertips and make sureyoure on the cutting edge with new and updated material. Here are five good reasonsyou should add these valuable editions to your library. The books represent: The largest body of knowledge on welding available anywhere.

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ANSI Z49.1:2012, Safety in Welding,Cutting, and Allied Processes

Addresses safe practices forperforming welding, cutting, andallied processes in the weldingenvironment, and addresses themutual responsibilities for safetyin welding by management,supervisors, educators, industrialhygienists, and welders. Suitablefor issuance to the welder andshop management to givepractical information to helpthem perform these functions safely. Specific provisions foroxyfuel gas and arc welding and cutting, resistance welding,

electron beam welding, laser beam cutting and welding, and new in this edition brazing and soldering. Generallyapplicable to other welding processes such as submerged arcwelding and allied processes. Contains information useful toeducators, industrial hygienists, engineers, and otherpersonnel responsible for safety and health in welding.Unions, societies, trade groups, and U.S. military andenforcement agencies including AWS, Sheet Metal Workers,OSHA, and NIOSH contributed in the development of thisrevision of Z49.1. 68 pages, 4 figures, 1 table, 11th edition(2012).

Download free pdf at www.aws.org/technical/facts orpurchase the printed document.Order Code: Z49.1 $68/$51

D16.1M/D16.1:2004, Specification forRobotic Arc Welding Safety

Specifies safety requirements with respect to the design,manufacture, maintenance, and operation of arc welding robotsystems and ancillary equipment for gas metal arc welding andflux cored arc welding. Identifies and minimizes hazardsinvolved in maintaining, operating, integrating, and setting up

of arc welding robot systems. 26 pages, 1 figure (2004).Order Code: D16.1 $52/$39

D16.3M/D16.3:2009, Risk AssessmentGuide for Robotic Arc WeldingProvides recommendations and guidelines for the safe applicationof robotic arc welding systems.28 pages, 1 figure, 4 tables(2009).

Order Code: D16.3 $52/$39

F1.1M:2006, Method for Sampling

Airborne Particulates Generated byWelding and Allied Processes

Explains the proper technique to sample welding fumes in theworkplace. Emphasizes positioning the sampling device andcalibrating the equipment.22 pages (2006).Order Code: F1.1 $52/$39

F1.2:2006, Laboratory Method forMeasuring Fume Generation Rates andTotal Fume Emission of Welding andAllied Processes

Outlines a laboratory method to determine fume generationrates and total fume emission, using a test chamber to collectrepresentative fume samples under carefully controlledconditions.24 pages (2006).Order Code: F1.2 $52/$39

F1.3:2006, A Sampling Strategy Guide forEvaluating Contaminants in the WeldingEnvironment

Provides advice on contaminants that may be present in the

welding environment, and presents a strategy for collectingvalid samples from the welders breathing zone.Recommendations for fume analysis for various elementsfound in AWS filler metal specifications are presented in a table.30 pages (2006).Order Code: F1.3 $56/$42

F1.5M:2003, Methods for Samplingand Analyzing Gases from Welding andAllied ProcessesCovers contaminants in the welding environment, includingozone, carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide, andgaseous fluoride. Uses OSHA and NIOSH analytical methods,and the International System of Units (SI).54 pages, 9figures, 10 tables, softbound (2003).Order Code: F1.5 $64/$48

F1.6:2003, Guide for EstimatingWelding Emissions for EPA andVentilation Permit ReportingOutlines methods of estimating airborne emissions from thearc welding process. Helps companies estimate weldingemissions for EPA reporting. 16 pages, 1 table (2003).Order Code: F1.6 $48/$36

F2.2:2001 (R2010), Lens Shade Selector11" x 17" chart (Reaffirmed 2010).Order Code: F2.2 $28/$21

F2.3M:2011, Specification for Use andPerformance of Transparent WeldingCurtains and ScreensReasonable and adequate methods for testing, selection, anduse of transparent welding curtains and screens. Includes anannex on measurement of spectral transmittance.24 pages, 3tables (2010).Order Code: F2.3 $52/$39

F3.2M/F3.2:2001, Ventilation Guide for

Weld FumeIntroduces various types of ventilation systems, includinggeneral supply and exhaust, for control of welding fumes. Findhealth hazard information on air contaminants from fumes,principles of systems design and selection, and drawings thatillustrate ventilation techniques. 42 pages (2001).Order Code: F3.2 $60/$45

F4.1:2007, Safe Practices for thePreparation of Containers and Piping forWelding and Cutting

Necessary safe practices to be followed in the cleaning andpreparation of containers and piping for welding or cutting.Describes various methods for cleaning, including water, steam,hot chemical, and mechanical, and techniques to be used fortheir proper preparation, such as inerting. 18 pages (2007).Order Code: F4.1 $48/$36

Arc Welding and Cutting Noise

Measurements of the noise produced by four arc weldingprocesses and one arc cutting process were evaluated understandardized measurement conditions. 40 pages (1979).Order Code: AWN $60/$45

Arc Welding and Cutting Safely

This booklet is a brief outline of precautionary measures thatwill help avoid the hazards of arc welding and allied processes.12 pages (2000).Order Code: AWS (25 copies) $28/$21

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Braze SafelyThis booklet outlines precautionary measures and safe practicesthat promote safety and continued productivity. 14 pages(1992).Order Code: BRS (25 copies) $28/$21

Characterization of Arc Welding Fume

Four carbon steel fumes (E6010, E7018, E70S-3, E70T-1), astainless steel fume (E308-16), and an aluminum fume(E5356) were analyzed for particle size and chemistry by X-raydiffraction, energy dispersive X-ray analysis, scanningtransmission electron microscope, and automated electronbeam analysis. 68 pages (1983).Order Code: CAWF $68/$51

Effects of Welding on Health

Reviews of worldwide medical literature on potential health

effects of welding-related physical and chemical hazards. Eachvolume summarizes studies of occupational exposures,information on the human health effects of welding, and theeffects of welding on experimental animals and cell cultures overa particular time period. Offers industrial hygienists and safetyand medical professionals the necessary background andknowledge to deploy effective protective devices and engineeringcontrols, and to respond to unique exposure situations. Compiledfor the AWS Safety and Health Committee.

Volume Coverage # Pages Order Code

EWH-I 1940-1977 144 EWH-1EWH-II 1978-1979 70 EWH-2

EWH-III 1979-1980 44 EWH-3

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EWH-VI 1984-1985 64 EWH-6

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EWH-IX 1990-1991 78 EWH-9

EWH-X 1992-1994 100 EWH-10

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EWH-XIII 2000-2002 86 EWH-13

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Effects of Welding on Health, Index

I throughXIV60 pages (2012).Order Code: EWH-I $28/$21

Effects of Welding on Health, Vol. IthroughXIV plus Index

Order the complete set.Order Code: EWH-ALL $176/$132

Fumes and Gases in the WeldingEnvironment

Summarizes five experimental studies and several literaturesurveys (conducted by Battelle Memorial Institute-ColumbusLaboratories for the American Welding Society) to evaluate theextent to which ventilation may control the exposure of thewelder to these fumes and gases and to investigate the nature ofthe various fumes and gases generated in arc welding, inbrazing with silver-based filler metals, in thermal spraying, andin oxyfuel gas cutting.244 pages, 82 figures, 99 tables(1979).Order Code: FUMES AND GASES $128/$96

Fire Safety in Welding and Cutting

Learn precautionary measures and safe practices to help avoidthe hazards of fire and explosion. 20 pages (1992).Order Code: FSW (25 copies) $28/$21

The Independent Shops Guide to

Welding Safety and HealthCommon potential health and safety hazards that may bepresent in a small welding and cutting shop, with practicaladvice on protecting workers and property. 42 pages, 3figures, 1 table, glossary (2003).Order Code: SGSH $60/$45

Laboratory Validation of Ozone Samplingwith Spill-Proof Impingers

Describes the adaptation of an existing air sampling andanalytical method for ozone to the personal monitoring of

employee exposures to the substance inside a welding helmet.54 pages (1983).Order Code: LVOS $64/$48

Oxyfuel Gas Welding, Cutting, andHeating Safely

A brief outline of precautionary measures that will help avoidthe hazards of gas welding and allied processes. 12 pages(1990).Order Code: OWS (25 copies) $28/$21

PCWC:2001, Preparing Containers forWelding or Cutting

Informs the reader that all containers are hazardous unlessthey are verified to be safe. Explosions, fires, and health hazardsmay result if welding or cutting is performed on containers thatcontain hazardous substances, such as combustible, reactive, ortoxic vapors, dusts, and gases. 12 pages (2001).Order Code: PCWC (25 copies) $28/$21

FREE: Safety and Health Fact SheetsDownload individual fact sheets as free PDFs atwww.aws.org/technical/facts. New and revised fact sheetsregularly posted online as they become available. Bundles forspecific industries are also available.

Ultraviolet Reflectance of Paint

Preliminary to making recommendations concerningreflectivity or embarking on a program of measurement is thecollection of data already available. Toward this end, a searchhas been made for data on the ultraviolet reflectance of paints,resulting in the compilation constituting this report. 124

pages (1976).Order Code: ULR $92/$70

Welding Zinc-Coated SteelsResults of a four-year work program sponsored by theInternational Lead Zinc Research Organization, provides pro-cedures and safe practices. 144 pages (1972).

Order Code: WZC $100/$75

C4.2/C4.2M:2009, RecommendedPractices for Safe Oxyfuel Gas Cutting

Torch Operation See page 20.

C4.3/C4.3M:2007, RecommendedPractices for Safe Oxyfuel Gas HeatingTorch Operation See page 20.

Online Safety SeminarThree-hour overview of welding hazards, safety equipment,ventilation, welding in confined spaces, and safety precautionsand specifications in an accessible and engaging format.See page 5.

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B2.1/B2.1M:2009-ADD1, Specification forWelding Procedure and PerformanceQualificationIncludes addenda. Covers all fusion welding processes and anexhaustive array of materials used in metal fabrication.

Specifies requirements for the qualification of welding proce-dures, and for performance qualification of welders and weld-ing operators for manual, semiautomatic, mechanized, andautomatic welding.

WELDING PROCESSES INCLUDE: Oxyfuel Gas Welding Shielded Metal Arc Welding Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Submerged Arc Welding Laser Beam Welding Gas Metal Arc Welding Flux Cored Arc Welding Plasma Arc Welding Electroslag Welding Electrogas Welding

Electron Beam Welding Arc Stud WeldingB2.1 GIVES COMPLETE COVERAGE OF: Base Metals Filler Metals Qualification Variables Testing Requirements304 pages, 43 figures, 25 tables, 5 forms (2012).Order Code: B2.1 $240/$180

B2.1/B2.1M-BMG:2009-ADD1, Base MetalGrouping for Welding Procedure andPerformance QualificationKey reference for standards that have welding procedure and per-

formance requirements. Lists base and filler metals grouped intocategories to minimize qualification testing. Includes addendaextracted from B2.1/B2.1M:2009-ADD1. 206 pages, 5 tables(2012).Order Code: B2.1-BMG $56/$42

B2.2/B2.2M:2010, Specification forBrazing Procedure and PerformanceQualificationSpecifies requirements for qualification of brazing procedurespecifications, and for performance qualification of brazersand brazing operators for manual, mechanized, and automat-ic brazing. 84 pages, 9 tables, 16 figures, 3 forms (2010).Order Code: B2.2 $76/$57

NEW EDITION: B2.3/B2.3M:2012,Specification for Soldering Procedure andPerformance Qualification

Provides the qualification requirements for soldering procedurespecifications and for performance qualification of solderers andoperators. 76 pages, 11 tables, 12 figures (2012).

Order Code: B2.3 $72/$54

B2.4:2012, Specification for WeldingProcedure and Performance Qualificationfor Thermoplastics See page 23.

NEW EDITION: B5.1:2013, Specification forthe Qualification of Welding InspectorsDefines qualification requirements for welding inspectors,including experience, satisfactory completion of an examina-tion, and proof of visual acuity.22 pages (2013)


B5.2:2001, Specification for the Qualificationof Welding Inspector Specialists andWelding Inspector AssistantsDefines the requirements and program for an employer to quali-fy Welding Inspector Specialists and Welding Inspector Assistantsto contract or industry-specific inspector standards.20 pages(2001).Order Code: B5.2 $52/$39

B5.4:2005, Specification for theQualification of Welder Test FacilitiesDetails qualification methods and test facility and assessmentrequirements including personnel, organization, procedures,equipment, and capability. Includes a non-mandatory annex

covering qualification of assessors.22 pages, 6 chapters, 4annexes (2005).Order Code: B5.4 $52/$39

B5.5:2011, Specification for theQualification of Welding EducatorsIncludes major changes to requirements.20 pages (2011).Order Code: B5.5 $52/$39

B5.9:2006, Specification for theQualification of Welding Supervisors

ANSI Approved. 18 pages (2006).Order Code: B5.9 $48/$36

B5.14:2009, Specification for theQualification of Welding SalesRepresentativesEstablishes the minimum requirements to qualify as aWelding Sales Representative. This qualification is based onthe individuals education and experience, and his or her abil-ity to pass an examination. 16 pages, 1 table (2009).


B5.15:2010, Specification for theQualification of Radiographic InterpretersDefines requirements for qualification of radiographic inter-preters, including experience, knowledge, and skills unique tointerpretation of radiographic media and determination ofacceptance criteria for weldments and adjacent base metal. Nowprovides examination subjects and weights.24 pages (2009).


B5.16:2006, Specification for theQualification of Welding Engineers20 pages, (2006).Order Code: B5.16 $52/$39

B5.17:2008, Specification for theQualification of Welding Fabricators20 pages (2008).Order Code: B5.17 $52/$39

C1.5:2009, Specification for theQualification of Resistance WeldingTechniciansEstablishes requirements for qualification of resistance weldingtechnicians. Defines minimum experience, examination, appli-cation, qualification, and requalification requirements andmethods. Provides a method for technicians to establish a recordof their qualification and abilities, such as development ofmachine troubleshooting, processes controls, quality standards,and problem solving.22 pages, 1 table, 2 annexes (2009).

Order Code: C1.5 $52/$39

C2.16/C2.16M:2002, Guide for Thermal-Spray Operator Qualification See page 18.

C7.4/C7.4M:2008, Process Specificationand Operator Qualification for Laser BeamWelding See page 19.

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D16.4M/D16.4:2005, Specification for theQualification of Robotic Arc WeldingPersonnelProvides requirements for the qualification of robotic arcwelding support personnel at three different levels: CRAW-L1,CRAW-O, and CRAW-T. The revisions in this edition align

education and experience requirements more realisticallywith those in industry. This standard is the basis for the AWSCertification of Robotic Arc Welding Personnel (CRAW) pro-gram. (See AWS QC19:2002 on page 14.)22 pages, 2annexes, 3 figures, 4 tables (2005).Order Code: D16.4 $52/$39

EG2.0:2008, Guide for Training andQualification of Welding PersonnelEntry WelderA competency-based guideline detailing the minimum

acceptable skill requirements for training and qualifyingentry-level welders. 150 pages (2008).

Order Code: EG2.0 $64/$48

ELW Set (EG2.0:2008 and QC10:2008) $76/$57

EG3.0-96, Guide for the Training andQualification of Welding Personnel:Level IIAdvanced WeldersA competency-based curriculum guideline detailing the min-imum acceptable skill requirements for training and qualify-ing advanced welders. 168 pages (1996).

Order Code: EG3.0 $32/$24ELW Set B (EG3.0-96 and QC11-96) $76/$57

EG4.0-96, Guide for the Training andQualification of Welding Personnel:Level III Expert Welders

A competency-based curriculum guideline detailing theminimum acceptable skill requirements for training andqualifying expert welders. 158 pages (1996).

Order Code: EG4.0 $32/$24ELW Set C (EG4.0-96 and QC12-96) $48/$36

ELW Set D (pkg. of 6 documents: EG2.0:2008, EG3.0-96,

EG4.0-96, QC10:2008, QC11-96, QC12-96) $200/$150

G1.6:2006, Specification for the Quali-fication of Plastics Welding Inspectors forHot Gas, Hot Gas Extrusion, and HeatedTool Butt Thermoplastic Welds See page 23.

The Professionals Advisor on Procedure

Qualification VariablesProvides insight and guidance in the preparation of WeldingProcedure Specifications and Procedure QualificationRecords for D1.1, D1.5, B2.1, ASME IX, and API 1104; andhighlights differences in documentation and qualificationrequirements. Concentrates on common arc welding process-es, including submerged arc welding, shielded metal arcwelding, gas metal arc welding, flux cored arc welding, andgas tungsten arc welding. Not to be used in lieu of applicablestandards and codes, which provide authoritative and com-prehensive requirements for Welding Procedure

Specifications and Procedure Qualification Records. 132pages, spiral bound, tabbed, 51/2" x 81/2" (2006).

Order Code: PAPQV $92/$69

CM:2000, Certification Manual forWelding InspectorsThe best-selling reference used by thousands of CWI

examination candidates since 1977. Chapters cover thewelding inspectors responsibilities; standards; joint geometryand terminology; symbols; weldability; destructive testing;procedure and welder qualification; welding, brazing, andcutting processes; discontinuities; nondestructiveexamination; and inspector reports. Each chapter concludeswith a self-administered test similar in content and style tothe actual CWI exam questions. Features a contemporarylayout that includes tip boxes. This book has been invaluableto literally thousands of CWI applicants who studied on theirown for the AWS CWI exam.314 pages, 11 chapters, 152figures, 23 drawings, 8 tables, (2000).Order Code: CM $180/$135

CMWS:2005, Certified Welding SupervisorManual for Quality and ProductivityImprovement See page 14.

GWF-98, Guide for Setting Up aWelder Training FacilityDefines the physical requirements of a welding instructionfacility. Intended to give step-by-step guidance to institutions

that want to build or convert facilities for welder training.20pages (1998).Order Code: GWF $52/$39

Reference ManualCode Clinic for Studyof AWS D1.1:2010

Official textbook for CWI preparatory seminar. Helps CWIcandidates prepare for the open-book portion of the CWIexamination, which tests ability to navigate through a codeand find correct answers within a specified time. Includes

practice questions similar to the exam questions, and theanswers. (2011).Order Code: D1.1 CCRM $76/$57

Study Guide for API Standard 1104Official textbook for CWI preparatory seminar. Helps CWIcandidates prepare for the open-book portion of the CWIexamination, which tests ability to navigate through the20th edition of the API 1104 code and find correct answerswithin a specified time. Includes test questions similar to theexam questions, and the answers. 104 pages, 2 tables, 8figures (2008).Order Code: API-M $76/$57

Visual Inspection Workshop ReferenceManual, 4th editionOfficial textbook for CWI preparatory seminar. Helps CWIcandidates prepare for the hands-on portion of the CWIexamination. Includes information on use of visualinspection tools and sample exam questions and answers.132 pages, 4 chapters, 80 illustrations (2008).Order Code: VIW-M $76/$57

Welding Fundamentals OnlinePresented in 11 easy-to-understand online modules, this self-

paced online seminar is the perfect introduction for students,managers, and non-welders.Approx. 14 hours.See page 4.

Math for Welders Level 1Makes each mathematical concept easy to understand.Practical exercises allow welders, welding students, supervisorsand inspectors to apply basic math skills to various aspects ofthe welding process.Approx. 18 hours.See page 5.

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QC1:2007, Standard for AWS Certificationof Welding InspectorsThe Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) program identifiesproven professionals who improve product quality throughearly detection of flaws and defects. Since 1976, over 52,000

professionals have earned CWI certification. 12 pages (2007).Available in Spanish.Order Code: QC1 $9/$7

FREE - Download at www.aws.org/certification

QC4-89, Standard for Accreditation ofTest Facilities for AWS Certified WelderProgram12 pages (1989).Order Code: QC4 $9/$7


QC5-91, AWS Standard for Certification ofWelding Educators10 pages (1991).Order Code: QC5 $9/$7


QC7-93, Standard for AWS CertifiedWelders10 pages (1993).Order Code: QC7 $9/$7


QC7-93 Supplement C, WelderPerformance Qualification Sheet MetalTest Requirements38 pages (1993).Order Code: QC7C $9/$7


QC7-93 Supplement F, Chemical Plant andPetroleum Refinery Piping22 pages (1993).Order Code: QC7F $9/$7


QC7-93 Supplement G, AWS PerformanceQualification Test10 pages (1993).Order Code: QC7G $9/$7


QC10:2008, Specification for Qualificationand Registration of Level IEntry Welders(Description & preview online.) 34 pages (2008).

Order Code: QC10 $24/$18QC11-96, Specification for Qualificationand Certification for Level IIAdvanced Welders(Description & preview online.) 38 pages (1996).Order Code: QC11 $24/$18

QC12-96, Specification for Qualificationand Certification for Level IIIExpert Welders(Description & preview online.) 32 pages (1996).Order Code: QC12 $24/$18

QC13:2006, Specification for theCertification of Welding Supervisors16 pages (2007).Order Code: QC13 $7/$6FREE - Download at www.aws.org/certification

QC14:2009, Specification for theCertification of Welding SalesRepresentatives16 pages (2009).Order Code: QC7C $9/$7FREE - Download at www.aws.org/certification

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Certification of Radiographic Interpreters16 pages (2008).FREE - Download at www.aws.org/certification

QC17:2008, Specification for AWSAccreditation of Certified WeldingFabricators14 pages (2008).FREE - Download at www.aws.org/certification

QC19:2002, Standard for theAWS Certification of Robotic Arc

Welding Personnel24 pages (2002).Order Code: QC19 $9/$7FREE - Download at www.aws.org/certification

QC20:2011, Specification for AWSCertification of Resistance WeldingTechnicians24 pages (2011).Order Code: QC20 $9/$7FREE - Download at www.aws.org/certification

Certified Welding Supervisor Manual forQuality and Productivity ImprovementSelf-study guide for the AWS Certified Welding Supervisorcertification exam. Will appeal to everyone concerned withenhancing productivity in the welding workplace. Reviewsmanagement systems for welding supervisors, requirements ofwelds, detailed descriptions of four welding processes (SMAW,GMAW, FCAW, and SAW), welding metallurgy, weldingsymbols, welding instructions, welding economics, theapplication of welding standards, welding inspection, healthand safety, and work reports and records. The welding

economics chapter will help the welding supervisor estimateand control costs for welding jobs. Includes practice questionsand additional references. 400 pages, 14 chapters (2005).Order Code: CMWS $180/$135

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B1.10M/B1.10:2009, Guide for theNondestructive Examination of Welds

Addresses which examination method visual, liquid penetrant,magnetic particle, radiographic, ultrasonic, electromagnetic(eddy current), or leak testing best detects various types ofdiscontinuities. Note: Does not address acceptance criteria. 64pages, 30 figures, 4 tables, fourth edition (2009).Order Code: B1.10 $104/$78

B1.11:2000, Guide for the VisualExamination of Welds

Provides guidance on visual examination of welds, includingsections on prerequisites, fundamentals, surface conditions,and equipment. Sketches and color photographs illustratecommon weld discontinuities. 42 pages, 3 annexes, 48figures (2000).

Order Code: B1.11 $104/$78

B4.0:2007, Standard Methods forMechanical Testing of WeldsDescribes the most common mechanical test methods appli-cable to welds and welded joints. Each test method givesdetails concerning specimen preparation, test parameters,testing procedures, and suggested report forms. Acceptancecriteria are not included. Three new weldability tests (WIC,trough, and GBOP) and resistance weld tests have beenincluded in this new edition. (Note: Joint tests for brazements

are covered in AWS C3.2M/C3.2.) U.S. Customary Units. 152pages, 97 figures (2007).


B4.0M:2000(R2010) (metric only)Metric only. 120 pages, 64 figures (Reaffirmed 2010).Order Code: B4.0M $88/$66

WI:2000, Welding Inspection Handbook

This invaluable training reference helps inspectors,engineers, and welders evaluate the difference betweendiscontinuities and rejectable defects.254 pages 18chapters, index, 108 figures, 16 tables, 61/2" x 9", thirdedition (2000).Order Code: WI $76/$57

WIT-T:2008, Welding Inspection TechnologyFor at-home study, this official reference textbook for the three-day AWS core seminar for CWI exam preparation is readable,informative, and comprehensive.329 pages, 10 chapters,379 figures and photographs (2008).Order Code: WIT-T $272/$204

WIT-W:2008, Welding InspectionTechnology WorkbookA companion to Welding Inspection Technology. 83 pages(2008).Order Code: WIT-W $72/$54

NEW EDITION: B5.1:2013, Specification forthe Qualification of Welding InspectorsSee page 12.

C2.21M/C2.21:2003, Specification for

Thermal Spray Acceptance InspectionSee page 18.

C3.2M/C3.2:2008,Standard Method forEvaluating the Strength of Brazed JointsSee page 26.

D8.9M:2012, Test Methods for Evaluatingthe Resistance Spot Welding Behavior ofAutomotive Sheet Steel MaterialsSee page34.

G1.2M/G1.2:1999(R2010), Specificationfor Standardized Ultrasonic Welding TestSpecimen for Thermoplastics See page 23.

G1.6:2006, Specification for theQualification of Plastics WeldingInspectors for Hot Gas, Hot Gas Extrusion,and Heated Tool Butt Thermoplastic WeldsSee page 23.

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2012 AWS

8thShipbuilding ConferenceFebruary 26-27, 2013

Wyndham Riverfront New Orleans, LA

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February 26-27, 2013

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Weld CrackingConference

March 26-27, 2013 / Las Vegas, NV

PIPELINESCONFERENCE

June 4th-5th, 2013 / Houston, TX

, 2013 / Houston, TXth-5thJune 4 , 2013 / Houston, TX, 2013 / Houston, TXth-5thJune 4 , 2013 / Houston, TX

The conference will include a technical program featuring

presentations on advanced welding processes, NDT, mate-rials, robotics and mechanized welding for shipbuildingapplications. Presenters will discuss new flux core weldingelectrodes for high yield steels, a new approach to reducediffusible hydrogen content in the weld zone, aluminumapplications and welding tractors that can be used for all

position welding that do not require tracks. Other presen-

tations will address the integration of robotics and weldingpower supplies, hybrid laser welding in shipyards, and theuse of portable robots to join thick steel plating. AWS isplanning on inviting a keynote speaker who will open theevent with an overview of welding technology in shipyards.

Much to their chagrin, most welding engineers have wit-

nessed a crack or twoor even morein the welds fab-ricated within their plants. That is no fun. Most of thesecracks can be prevented from taking place.

All it takes is more practical knowledge. Were the crackscaused by hydrogen diffusion, residual stress, some mix-upin heat treating, misuse of electrodes in dissimilar metal

welds, or some unexplained problem with the heat-affect-

ed zone? To find out what it takes to eliminate weld cracks,make plans to attend a new and different AWS Conferenceon Weld Cracking which will be held on March 26-27,2013 at the JW Marriot Las Vegas Resort & Spa. The expertswill be there, armed with solutions to many of your prob-lems.

Welding has always been an integral part of pipeline con-

struction. It all goes back to the days when hand-held oxy-acetylene torches were used to connect pipes together in thefield. Much has happened since, and what has happened,or, better yet, is happening will be the topics for an AWSConference on Pipeline Welding.

Some of the key subjects that will be covered include theintense interest in the welding of the high-strength X80

pipe steels, and the many orbital processes that are seeing

the light of day in pipeline spreads and from offshorebarges throughout the world. The new FRIEX system fromBelgium is receiving attention, and engineers at LincolnElectric are busily working on their new hybrid laser arcwelding system.

This invaluable conference will be held at DoubleTreeSuites by Hilton Hotel Houston by the Galleria.


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Conferences

Codes and Standards

Conference

July 16th-17th, 2013 / Orlando, FL

, 2013 / Orlando, FLth-17thJuly 16 , 2013 / Orlando, FL

16th

Annual AluminumConference

September 17th-18th, 2013 / Chicago, IL

16th

Annual AluminumConference

Codes and standards are potentially the most valuable doc-

uments available to manufacturers and fabricators ofwelded products. This conference features informationabout AWS D1 structural, ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel,and API pipeline codes, plus MIL and ISO standards. It

will provide information about the planning and execu-

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C2.16/C2.16M:2002, Guide for Thermal-Spray Operator Qualification

Recommendations for thermal-spray operator qualificationbased on knowledge and skill testing. Twelve individualthermal-spray operator qualification tests are included for

engineering and corrosion control applications: one each forjob knowledge, high-velocity oxygen fuel (HVOF) spraying andflame spray-fusing; two for arc spraying; and three each forflame spraying and air-plasma spraying. 86 pages (2002).Order Code: C2.16 $76/$57

C2.18-93R, Guide for the Protection ofSteel with Thermal Sprayed Coatings ofAluminum and Zinc and Their Alloys andComposites

Authoritative guide to select, plan, and control thermalsprayed coatings for preservation of steel. Indispensable forpurchasers, architects, managers, supervisors, andcontractors in the construction, marine, railroad, fabrication,and repair industries. 40 pages, 13 tables (Reaffirmed2001).Order Code: C2.18 $60/$45

C2.20/C2.20M:2002, Specificationfor Thermal Spraying Zinc Anodes onSteel Reinforced Concrete

Explains metalized zinc cathodic protection systems forcorrosion protection of concrete structures with steelreinforcing. Useful to departments of transportation, portfacilities, power plants, and other operations responsible forrepair and maintenance of concrete structures affected bycorrosion of steel reinforcement. Includes information on jobsafety, passfail reference standards, feedstock materials, neededequipment, and instructions for surface preparation, thermalspraying, and quality control. 40 pages, 3 figures, 5 tables(2002).Order Code: C2.20 $60/$45

C2.21M/C2.21:2003, Specification forThermal Spray Equipment AcceptanceInspection

Specifies thermal spray equipment acceptance requirementsfor plasma, arc-wire, flame-powder, flame-wire, flame-rod,and flame-cord, and high-velocity oxygen fuel equipment.Contains inspection report forms.28 pages (2003).Order Code: C2.21 $52/$39

C2.23M/C2.23:2003, Specification for theApplication of Thermal Spray Coatings(Metallizing) of Aluminum, Zinc, and TheirAlloys and Composites for the CorrosionProtection of Steel

Covers safety, job reference standards, equipment setup andpreparation, surface preparation, aluminum and zincapplication, and sealer and topcoat application. Does notcover design and fabrication, thermal spray equipmentqualification, coating selection, and operator and inspectorcertification. Same as NACE No. 12, SSPC-CS 23.00. 48pages, 9 figures, 5 tables (2003).Order Code: C2.23 $60/$45

COMING SOON: C2.25/C2.25M:2013,Specification for Thermal Spray

FeedstockSolid and Composite Wireand Ceramic RodsClassifies solid and composite wires and ceramic rods forthermal spraying, based on their as-manufactured chemicalcomposition. Includes requirements for standard sizes,marking, manufacturing, and packaging.Order Code: C2.25 CALL FOR PRICE

C2.25/C2.25M:2002 CURRENT EDITION $52/$39

Thermal Spray Manual

Introduction to thermal spraying, including fundamentals,sequencing the job, applications, processes, coating selection,finishing, training, certification, and safety. Excellent trainingmanual. 176 pages, 12 chapters, glossary (1996).Order Code: TSM $112/$84

Thermal Spraying Practice, Theory,and Application (Historical)The thermal spraying processes are specialized, yet have a wideranging utilization in both manufacturing and maintenance.There are many components and variables involved, which,

when working together and properly applied, produce an effectfar greater than indicated when they are considered individual-ly. Yet each component and variable must be understood to per-mit the proper selection and operation of a particular process.With this background, the user is then in a position to tailor theprocess to a particular application. 194 pages, 48 figures, 59tables (1985).

Order Code: TSS $120/$90

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C7.1M/C7.1:2004, RecommendedPractices for Electron Beam Welding

Presents descriptions of electron beam welding equipmentand procedures for welding a wide range of similar anddissimilar metals and thicknesses. Includes sections on

safety, process fundamentals, equipment and maintenance,metallurgical and general process considerations, inspectionand testing of welds, training and qualification of operators,weld process and procedure development, practicalexamples, and power curves for various alloys. 128 pages,64 figures, 11 tables (2004).Order Code: C7.1 $92/$69

C7.2M:2010, Recommended Practices forLaser Beam Welding, Cutting, and AlliedProcesses

Covers common applications of the process, including drillingand transformation hardening. Describes equipment andprocedures. Practical information, including figures andtables, should prove useful in determining capabilities in theprocessing of various materials. 142 pages, 85 figures, 8tables (2010).Order Code: C7.2 $100/$75

C7.3:1999R, Process Specification forElectron Beam Welding

Sister publication to C7.1,Recommended Practices for

Electron Beam Welding, this standard discusses applicablespecifications, safety, requirements, fabrication, qualityexamination, equipment calibration and maintenance,approval, and delivery of work. Includes sample WPS and PQRforms, as well as a Nondestructive Evaluation DiscontinuityLimits chart. 18 pages (Reaffirmed 2003).Order Code: C7.3 $48/$36

C7.4/C7.4M:2008, Process Specificationand Operator Qualification for LaserBeam Welding

Covers processing and quality control requirements for laserbeam welding.34 pages, 1 table (2008).Order Code: C7.4 $56/$42

Sheet Metal

D9.1M/D9.1:2012, Sheet Metal WeldingCode

Covers arc and braze welding requirements fornonstructural sheet metal fabrications using commonlywelded metals available in sheet form up to and including

3 gauge, or 6.07 mm (0.239 in.). Applications of the codeinclude heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems,food processing equipment, architectural sheet metal, andother nonstructural sheet metal applications. Sectionsinclude procedure and performance qualification,workmanship, and inspection. Nonmandatory annexesprovide useful information on materials and processes.Not applicable when negative or positive pressure exceeds30 kPa (5 psi). 72 pages, 29 figures, 10 tables (2012).Order Code: D9.1 $72/$54

D1.3/D1.3M:2008, Structural WeldingCodeSheet Steel

Covers arc welding of structural sheet/strip steels, includingcold formed members, equal to or less than 3/16 in. (0.188in./4.8 mm) nominal thickness and having a minimumspecified yield point no greater than 80,000 psi (550 MPa).Applicable to welding of commonly used structural qualitylow-carbon hot rolled and cold rolled sheet and strip steel,with or without zinc coating (galvanized), to otherstructural sheet steels or to supporting structural steel

members. Three weld types unique to sheet steel arc spot,arc seam, and arc plug welds are included. Includessections on design, procedure and performancequalification, fabrication, inspection and stud welding aswell as a commentary.98 pages, 7 annexes, 44 figures, 11tables, 3 forms (2008).Order Code: D1.3 $120/$90

D8.9M:2012, Test Methods for Evaluatingthe Resistance Spot Welding Behavior ofAutomotive Sheet Steel Materials

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C4.1-77 (R2010) Set, Criteria forDescribing Oxygen-Cut Surfaces, andOxygen Cutting Surface Roughness Gauge

Consists of a plastic gauge with samples of oxygen-cut

surfaces, a list of descriptive terms, and an accompanyingchart.5 pages (Reaffirmed 2009).Order Code: C4.1 SET $56/$42

C4.2/C4.2M:2009, RecommendedPractices for Safe Oxyfuel Gas CuttingTorch Operation

Describes the oxyfuel gas cutting process and latestprocedures and safety requirements, using terminologycompatible with ISO documents. Illustrations show torch andnozzle configurations, and examples of production-cut

surfaces. 48 pages, 20 figures, 4 tables (2009).Order Code: C4.2 $68/$52

C4.3/C4.3M:2007, RecommendedPractices for Safe Oxyfuel Gas HeatingTorch Operation

Describes the best and most practical methods for safe andeffective operation of oxyfuel gas heating torches, includinginformation on equipment safety, setup, shutdown andoperating procedures, and equipment maintenance.36pages, 10 figures, 4 tables (2007).Order Code: C4.3 $56/$42

C4.4/C4.4M:2007, RecommendedPractices for Heat Shaping andStraightening with Oxyfuel Gas HeatingTorches

Describes methods and techniques for shaping and straight-ening metal parts (including steel plate, pipes, angles, chan-nel, T bar, and compound structures) by careful applicationof heat. Presents theory and mathematical formulas for

developing heat shaping patterns. Topics include oxyfuel gasequipment (torches, tips, regulators, fuel gases, gas cylinders,and bulk supply); torch procedures for spot, line, and V heat-ing patterns; and safety procedures. Figures show where toplace heating patterns for straightening, forming, or bend-ing.56 pages, 39 figures, 4 tables (2007).Order Code: C4.4 $64/$48

NEW EDITION: C4.5M:2012, UniformDesignation System for Oxyfuel NozzlesProposes a marking system that includes the name, registration

trademark, correct fuel gas symbol, nozzle cutting capacity, anda code or part number to permit easy reference to themanufacturers operating data. Provides a commonidentification system that will result in the safe operation ofoxyfuel nozzles, including cutting, welding, heating, andbrazing. 18 pages, SI (metric) units (2012).Order Code: C4.5 $48/$36

C4.6M:2006 (R2012) (ISO 9013:2002 IDT),Thermal CuttingClassification ofThermal CutsGeometric Product

Specification and Quality TolerancesProvides the quantitative and qualitative methods for describ-ing and classifying oxyfuel flame, plasma, and laser cutting.48 pages, 5 annexes, 27 figures, 8 tables (2012).

Order Code C4.6 $60/$45

C5.3:2000 (R2011), RecommendedPractices for Air Carbon Arc Gouging andCutting

Helps the operator establish the correct air pressure, amperage,

voltage, and techniques. Includes gouging recommendationsand a handy troubleshooting guide.38 pages, 11 figures, 10tables (Reaffirmed 2011).Order Code: C5.3 $56/$42

C5.5/C5.5M:2003, RecommendedPractices for Gas Tungsten Arc Welding

Provides a fundamental explanation of the gas tungsten arcwelding process, describes basic practices and concepts, andoutlines advanced methods and applications. Addressescurrent uses of gas tungsten arc welding in the metal-

fabricating industry, new applications, and advances inresearch and development. Presents many practicalrecommendations on the use of gas tungsten arc welding,and a handy trouble-shooting section. Includes processadvantages and limitations; equipment and supplies;tungsten electrodes; gas shielding, purging, and backing;fixturing and tooling; welding techniques; quality control;troubleshooting and safety; joint design, preparation, andwelding positions; and welding characteristics of selectedalloys. 130 pages, 79 figures, 22 tables (2003).Order Code: C5.5 $96/$72

C5.7:2000 (R2006), RecommendedPractices for Electrogas Welding

Fundamentals of the process, including the various methods ofwelding. Equipment, consumables, applications, andmetallurgical advantages and limitations are discussed. Coversselection of process variables and operating conditions andtypical EGW procedures. Inspection of welds, and training andqualification of welding procedures and operators aredescribed. A troubleshooting guide, safety considerations, and asupplementary reading list are presented. 68 pages, 23figures, 14 tables (Reaffirmed 2006).Order Code: C5.7 $68/$52

C5.10/C5.10M:2003, RecommendedPractices for Shielding Gases for Weldingand CuttingCovers six industrial gases argon, carbon dioxide, helium,hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen and various mixtures.Covers gas properties, uses, safe handling, distribution, mix-tures and effects of shielding gases on arc characteristics andwelds for flux cored arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding,

gas metal arc welding, electrogas welding, plasma arc weld-ing, plasma arc cutting, laser welding, and laser cutting.Includes sections on gas purging and backing gases as wellas shielding and cutting gas safety. 64 pages, 26 figures, 17tables (2003).Order Code: C5.10 $68/$52

C6.1-89 (R2009), RecommendedPractices for Friction Welding

Describes friction welding fundamentals and basic equipmentrequirements. Suggested procedure qualification, inspection

methods, and joint designs are detailed. Typical mechanicalproperty data are referenced. 36 pages, 3 appendices, 9figures, 2 tables. (Reaffirmed 2009).Order Code: C6.1 $56/$42

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C6.2/C6.2M:2006, Specification forFriction Welding of MetalsProvides for the qualification of friction welding machines,procedures, and training of welding operators. Qualification

of welding procedure specifications includes the materialspecifications involved, weld joint design, and destructive andnondestructive examination requirements, as well as guide-lines for categories of quality assurance. Qualification ofwelding equipment includes weld parameter control andweld reproducibility.32 pages, 1 table, 4 forms, (2006).

Order Code: C6.2 $56/$42

C1.1M/C1.1:2012, RecommendedPractices for Resistance Welding

See page 36.

C7.1M/C7.1:2004, RecommendedPractices for Electron Beam Welding

See page 19.

C7.2M:2010, Recommended Practices forLaser Beam Welding, Cutting, and AlliedProcesses See page 19.

C7.3:1999R, Process Specification forElectron Beam Welding See page 19.

C7.4/C7.4M:2008, Process Specificationand Operator Qualification for Laser BeamWelding See page 19.

D14.8M:2009 (ISO/TR 17844:2004 IDT),Standard Methods for the Avoidance ofCold CracksThe U.S. adoption of ISO 17844:2004, Welding Comparisonof standardized methods for the avoidance of cold cracks.Retains the technical content, structure, and wording of the ISOdocument. Compares currently available methods fordetermining welding procedures for avoiding hydrogen inducedcold cracking during fabrication. 92 pages, 27 figures 28tables.(2009)Order Code: D14.8 $80/$60

The Practical Reference Guidefor HardfacingIntroduction to hardfacing, the surfacing process that helpsprotect against wear or corrosion exactly where needed.20pages, 4 figures, 12 tables (2002).Order Code: PRGHF $52/$39

The Practical Reference Guide toPositioningDescribes the basic operation of weldment positioners andwelding head manipulators and gives information on theirselection and use. 74 pages, 58 figures, 1 table (2008).Order Code: PRGP $56/$42

A3.1:2010, Master Chart of Welding and

Joining Processes24" by 30" chart extracted from A3.0. (2010).Order Code: A3.1 $32/$24

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C1.4M/C1.4:2009, Specification forResistance Welding of Carbon and Low-Alloy SteelsProvides the shear strength and weld button diameter require-ments for carbon steel and low-alloy steel sheet resistance and

projection welds. 30 pages, 5 figures, 6 tables (2009).Order Code: C1.4 $56/$42

D11.2-89(R2006), Guide for Welding IronCastingsBriefly presents the history and metallurgy of cast iron and itswelding processes. A weldability test is described, with instruc-tions for its application in specific cases. Qualification of proce-dures and welders and quality control practice are also included.135 pages, 69 figures, 26 tables (Reaffirmed 2006).Order Code: D11.2 $96/$72

NEW EDITION: G2.1M/G2.1:2012, Guide forthe Joining of Wrought Nickel-BasedAlloysDefinitive guide to welding metals and alloys not covered byother standards. Guidelines for welding different wrought nick-el-based alloys, including solid-solution and precipitation-hardening alloys. 66 pages, 5 figures,16 tables (2012).Order Code: G2.1 $66/$50

NEW EDITION: G2.3M/G2.3:2012, Guide forthe Joining of Solid Solution Austenitic

Stainless SteelsPresents a description of solid solution austenitic stainlesssteels and the processes and procedures that can be used forthe joining of these materials. Discusses the welding process-es and welding parameters, qualifications, inspection andrepair methods, cleaning, and safety considerations. Practicalinformation has been included in the form of figures, tables,and graphs that should prove useful in determining capabili-ties and limitations in the joining of austenitic stainlesssteels. 106 pages, 9 figures, 32 tables (2012)

Order Code G2.3 $84/$63G2.4/G2.4M:2007, Guide for the FusionWelding of Titanium and Titanium AlloysBest practices to allow first-time users of titanium as well asestablished fabricators to join titanium parts into quality com-ponents.52 pages, 5 annexes, 8 figures, 20 tables (2007)Order Code G2.4 $64/$48

G2.5/G2.5M:2012, Guide for the FusionWelding of Zirconium and ZirconiumAlloysFirst-time users of zirconium along with established fabrica-tors will find this to be a useful guide to best practices for join-ing zirconium parts. 46pages, 6 figures, 10 tables (2012)Order Code G2.5 $60/$45

The Practical Reference Guide to WeldingMetallurgyKey Concepts for WeldabilityAn intelligent introduction for the engineer new to weld-ing, and the up-and-coming senior technician. Tablesand figures support these topics: metal structures, metal

forms, di ffusion, solid solubility, residual stress, shieldingand purging, phase transformation, hardness and hard-enability, grain size, stainless steels, aluminum and itsalloys, copper and its alloys, refractory alloys, and repairwelding.34 pages, 32 figures (1999).Order Code: PRGWM $56/$41

Welding AluminumQuestions andAnswersThis practical guide to troubleshooting aluminum welding-related problems is based on real-life questions and answers

from author Tony Andersons long-running column in theWelding Journal. Includes dozens of color photos.258pages, hard cover, 106 figures, 22 tables (2010).Order Code: WQA $152/$114

The Professionals Advisor onWelding of Stainless SteelsFocuses mainly on austenitic stainless steels (200 and 300series). Also covers ferritic and martensitic (400 series), precip-itation-hardening series, and duplex stainless steels. Containschapters on definitions, stainless steel filler materials, preweld

cleaning and preparation, welding and cutting of stainlesssteels, postweld cleaning, heat treatments, weld discontinuitiesand defects, stainless steels in welding codes and standards,and safety and health considerations. 103 pages, 13 figures,47 tables, spiral-bound. 51/2" x 81/2" (1999).Order Code: PASS $84/$63

Welding Zinc-Coated SteelsResults of a four-year work program sponsored by theInternational Lead Zinc Research Organization, provides pro-cedures and safe practices. 144 pages (1972).

Order Code: WZC $100/$75Guide to Weldability: Carbon and Low-Alloy SteelsAimed at those responsible for the operation of fabricationshops and maintenance/repair facilities, this guide helps thenon-welding engineer in the selection of method, materials,and procedures to produce the desired results and stay out oftrouble. Compiled from information taken from the WeldingHandbook, George E. Linnerts Welding Metallurgy,ASMHandbook, andJeffersons Welding Encyclopedia, among oth-

ers.51 pages, 9 chapters, 2 appendices, 20 figures, 14 tables(2005).Order Code: GTW $60/$45

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D16.1M/D16.1:2004, Specification forRobotic Arc Welding Safety

Specifies safety requirements with respect to the design,manufacture, maintenance, and operation of arc welding robotsystems and ancillary equipment for gas metal arc welding andflux cored arc welding. Identifies and minimizes hazardsinvolved in maintaining, operating, integrating, and setting upof arc welding robot systems. 26 pages, 1 figure (2004).Order Code: D16.1 $52/$39

D16.2M/D16.2:2007, Guide forComponents of Robotic andAutom