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Resources on Welding Gases, Cutting and Associate Processes, Shielding Gases, Hazards, Safety August 17, 2009 |
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PWL#072B - Resources on Welding Gases, Cutting and Associate Processes, Shielding Gases, Hazards, Safety, Specifications, Purity, Selection, Equipment, Storage and Transportation, Gas Distributors Associations, Information and more...
Introduction Welding Gases are essential elements in the practice of Welding, Cutting and Associated Processes. Used either for their thermal energy content, as supporters of combustion or for the purpose of shielding molten metal from oxidation, gases are produced, mixed and utilized in a variety of ways. Their correct handling is important for controlling the hazards and for obtaining the required results in the exploitation of the processes selected. Suitable equipment in fully operating condition is needed for storage, transportation, pressure and flow control, and safe usage. Apprentices and new welders need proper and complete training on the safety provisions to adopt day after day. Adequate supervision is most important. Nobody should be allowed to deal with gases without having learned and practiced safe gas handling habits. It is therefore quite important to be exposed to all available information on welding gases properties and dangers. Please find here our new Mid Month Bulletin that we offer with the purpose of providing useful online information easily accessible to our readers, either now or at some later date. Therefore may we suggest that you save or bookmark this page for your future reference. No claims of completeness as to available Welding Gases information are advanced. Readers willing to suggest additional information that they know and peruse successfully, can send a note by e-mail, using the Contact Us form. The addresses reported hereafter were live and correct at the time of their publication. There is no guarantee that they will always be so, because they are administered by the sources themselves and are under their control. Note: References to articles or other documents are given here in one of two forms. If the links are "live" (usually underlined or otherwise highlighted) they are operated with a click of the mouse. If they are URL's (Uniform Resource Locator), which is the analogue of an address, they begin with "http://..." or "www.". These are not live and must be copied and pasted entirely into the browser (after having selected them with the mouse or otherwise). If they are long they may be displayed in two or more lines. In that case one has to care that the URL be copied completely in a single line without any space, and Enter. If the information is important to you, you may save the selected pages in a suitable folder on your Computer for easy reference. You are welcome to forward this page to those of your friends who my profit of this information.
Resources Shielding Gas Shielding Gas that conforms to AWS Specification A5.32 Welding: Fumes and Gases (38 pages) on occupational health and safety Welding Fumes and Gases: Hazard Alert (2 pages) Hazards from Gases during Welding and Cutting A Welder’s Guide to the Hazards of Welding Gases and Fumes Safety in Gas Welding (16 pages) Oxygen-fuel gas welding and cutting. - 1910.253 Gas welding and cutting. - 1926.350 TC 44/SC 8 - Equipment for gas welding, cutting and allied processes Simplifying Shielding Gas Selection What shielding gas should I use when welding aluminum? GAWDA - Gases and Welding Distributors Association see also: and Welding and Gases Today Online (Third Quarter 2009) Welding & Gases Today Editor’s Blog GAWDAwiki: an encyclopedia of terms related to welding and gases Compressed Gas Association MIG Welding Gases. Facts and great gas tips. Oxyfuel Cutting and Welding. Information on Gases Welding Gases (BOC) Airgas Linde Shielding Gases for Welding Allied Gases & Welding Supplies Harris Industrial Gases Phoenix Welding Supply Co. Wilson Welding & Medical Gases Information Links to the Mid Month Bulletin Pages are listed in the regularly updated page on Welding Resources (Opens a new Window). We urge our readers to Bookmark this page or to subscribe to our Welding Site Blog by clicking on the orange buttons under the NavBar in each Website page.(www.welding-advisers.com) If you think that this page might be useful, you are invited to forward it to a Friend. If you want to contribute from your thoughts and experience visit our new page reachable by clicking on Welding Talk and typing or copying directly in the form.
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