Basic aluminum weldment standard 1

• Feb 11, 2014

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gtaw

Structural

Feb 10, 2006

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The Farm Code 2002 may meet your needs. You should be able to Google it.

Best regards - Al

 

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• Feb 11, 2014

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gtaw

Structural

Feb 10, 2006

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I couldn't find it when I used Google, but I did find it here. You'll need to follow the thread until you see it listed as an pdf attachment. Enjoy. Try this link,

http://www.aws.org/cgi-bin/mwf/topic_show.pl?pid=253537;hl=Farm Code

Best regards - Al

 

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• Feb 12, 2014

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kingnero

Mechanical

Aug 15, 2009

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That one went straight into my digital library - thank you very much gtaw...
I can't wait to see the faces of my clients, next time they ask a similar question, and I'll take out this code and present them the answer.

 

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• Feb 13, 2014

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gtaw

Structural

Feb 10, 2006

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I refer to it on a regular basis.

I am happy you enjoyed the humor.

Best regards - Al

 

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• Feb 13, 2014

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mmolt

Mechanical

Jul 13, 2004

37

I appreciate the help...errrr, yeah.

 

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• Feb 13, 2014

• #7

berkshire

New member

Jun 8, 2005

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GTAW
I laughed my ass off over farm code 2002.
It looks very similar to a code marked " Redneck Welding"
B.E.

You are judged not by what you know, but by what you can do.

 

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• Feb 14, 2014

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gtaw

Structural

Feb 10, 2006

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It is about due for a revision.

Best regards - Al

 

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• Feb 14, 2014

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mmolt

Mechanical

Jul 13, 2004

37

So is your point there is no standard defining welding aluminum for weldments that are not structural?

 

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• Feb 14, 2014

• #10

Ron

Structural

Sep 24, 1999

16,336

gtaw....beats the hell out of most code documents!

 

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