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Weld Tensile Testing

03/28/2010 5:17 AM

How can the weld tensile strength be tested without destroying it?

Means i want to know whether the weld of the steel wire can take the prescribed load or not?

Is there any tester available?
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Re: Weld Tensile Testing

03/28/2010 3:52 PM

Presumably you mean proof test it? If it wont take the proof load ie 1.5 x more than the service load you dont want it to go into service. More details would help.
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Re: Weld Tensile Testing

04/04/2010 11:18 AM

I want to know how can i test the proof load can be taken by the weld?

Can we check it on some type of tester? The tester may be only qualitative means go or no go!
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