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What is the difference between welded jobnt and a joint held together with adhesives?
A welded joint is like metal being melted so it gets sticky, and then stuck on to something else that's been melted, letting it cool, than harden. A joint held together by adhesives is by putting glue, lets say on the end of a popsicle stick and putting it on to another popsicle stick. Glue is an adhesive, which is a liquid sort of material.
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What device for producing a potential difference consists of two different metals welded together?
The device for producing a potential difference that consists of two different metals welded together is called a thermocouple. When the junction of the two metals is heated, it generates a voltage due to the Seebeck effect, which can be used to measure temperature differences. Thermocouples are commonly used in temperature sensing and control applications.
Loose pyroclasts welded together during an eruption are known as?
Agglomerates. Agglomerates are rock deposits formed from welded together pyroclasts (fragmented volcanic material) during explosive volcanic eruptions. They can vary in size and consist of a mixture of different rock types.
Can welded and cemented tuff result from same volcano?
Yes, welded tuff and cemented tuff can result from the same volcano. Welded tuff forms when volcanic ash and debris are ejected at high temperatures and fuse together upon landing, forming a welded rock. Cemented tuff forms when loose volcanic ash and debris accumulate and are later compacted and cemented together. Both processes can occur in the same volcanic eruption, resulting in different types of tuff.
Which one will corrode first of Zn and Cu metals were welded together?
Zinc will corrode first when welded to copper, as zinc is more reactive than copper. This can lead to galvanic corrosion, where the zinc sacrificially corrodes to protect the copper.
Can aluminum be welded together?
Yes, aluminum can be welded together using various welding techniques such as TIG (tungsten inert gas), MIG (metal inert gas), and stick welding. Proper preparation, equipment, and technique are important for achieving a strong and clean weld when working with aluminum.
What is welded pipes?
Pipes that have been welded (or melted) together.
Are metal patio furniture sets usually welded or is there another way that they can be put together?
All metal patio furniture sets are usually welded together. Every place that offers metal patio furniture sets only sale welded together ones. They are the ones that are the safest and will last the longest.
What has the author David E Musselwhite written?
David E. Musselwhite has written: 'Partings Welded Together Politics And Desire In The Nineteenth Century English Novel' 'Partings welded together'
How are steel wheels made?
On a steel press then spot welded together
What is the difference between and after market catalytic converter and an OEM catalytic converter?
A OEM converter should bolt in exactly like the original, an after market may have to be cut and welded in.
Difference between weldolet and sockolet in piping?
Weldolet has a Bevelled end to butt weld the pipe whereas in sockolet the pipe/tube goes inside it and there it is fillet welded.
What are scooter forks?
Some pieces of metal welded together with a axle to hold your front scooter wheel together.
Hazard lights staying on constantly without you putting them on?
Relay contacts welded together
Meaning of seam in seamless pipe?
The difference between seamless and welded (as it is commonly known) pipes is the welded joint along the longitudinal direction. Seamless pipes are manufactured by continuous extrusion process. Seamless pipes have greater bursting and tensile strength than the welded ones.
Can you put two single wide trailers together?
Yes, they may be welded together. I used to do mortgages and once had a customer with a welded doublewide. Mind you, this was not something easy to lend against. Consider the cost, consider the benefit, consider the safety and ... why?!
Difference between ERW and Seamless pipes grades?
One pipe is electric resistance welded (erw) the other is extruded through a thimble. In other words one has a seam the other doesn't.
What are the things that hold steel together on ships?
modern ships are welded, older ships use rivets to hold the steel together
