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Automated off-line programming for Rapid Prototyping using Gas Metal Arc Welding

Ribeiro, A. F. M. (Cranfield University, 1995-06)

Rapid Prototyping is a recent CAD/CAM based manufacturing technique which produces prototypes of components in a fraction of the time normally required. This technique normally involves drawing the part as a 3 Dimensional ...
The coupling mechanisms in the CO2 laser welding of copper

Gouveia, H. N. (1994)

The CO2 laser is a potentially powerful tool for welding, allowing high integrity joints to be produced with minimal thermal damage and high joint completion rates. Its use in the joining of reflective, high conductivity ...
Objective on line assessment of the performance of flux cored wires by real time computer based monitoring

Chawla, Kawalprit Singh (1993-04)

The aim of this research was to devise an innovative technique to obtain an objective assessment of the quality performance of tubular cored wires by sensing and measuring the signals available during welding. The work ...
Objective on line assessment of the performance of flux cored wires by real time computer based monitoring

Chawla, Kawalprit Singh (1993-04)

The aim of this research was to devise an innovative technique to obtain an objective assessment of the quality performance of tubular cored wires by sensing and measuring the signals available during welding. The work ...
The prediction of risk of welding defects at the procedure stage using computer knowledge based systems.

Da Costa, S. C. (Cranfield University, 1992-08)

The purpose of this research was to develop a methodology to evaluate the likelihood of defective welds as a procedure proposal is entered into a computerised database system. The approach developed was assessed for ...
Process modelling to establish control algorithms for automated GMAW

Scotti, A. (Cranfield University, 1991-09)

The feasibility of fully automatic GMAW processes may rely on the development of sophisticated equipment to emulate the manual welding torch oscillation pattern or on the development of high level methods of control to ...
Process monitoring and adaptive quality control for robotic gas metal arc welding

Ogunbiyi, T. E. B. (Cranfield University, 1995-06)

The aim of this research was to develop an adaptive quality control strategy for robotic gas metal arc welding of thin steel sheets. Statistical methods were used to monitor and control the quality of welds produced. The ...

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