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pushap_sood
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How to Weld Fire Extinguishers

01/18/2010 1:13 PM

Hello , I have a case study in my graduate program and I have to tell that which welding process is used to weld fire extinguishers. This will be of great help.

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Re: welding of fire extinguishers

01/18/2010 1:18 PM

I would contact a manufacturer of fire extinguishers and ask them. Or maybe learn what materials are used in the construction of fire extinguishers and how they are joined.

We don't do homework here.

You should perform your own "case study". That's the point of school.
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Re: welding of fire extinguishers

01/18/2010 1:28 PM

Thanks for the non required advice and not giving solution which i needed
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Re: welding of fire extinguishers

01/18/2010 1:48 PM

We don't. There are plenty of good homework sites. Try Physicsforum.com or Scienceforums.net. Both will require you to show some effort before providing assistance.

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