Induction Motor, working principle, types of Induction motor, Advantages

Induction Motor: what is an induction motor:  The Induction motor is an electrical motor which used to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. Nikola’s Tesla and Galileo Ferraris invented this Induction motor. Induction motor is also called as A.C motor. In this, by the principle of electromagnetic induction, the rotor used to rotate. Due to …

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Brazing process and operations of Brazing

Brazing process Brazing process: Brazing process is the process of joining the metals by using the filler metals. in this type of brazing process, the base metal does not melt, by using filler metal is used to join the different metals. Brazing can join dissimilar metals. These joints are ductile. This operation is economical. In …

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Rolling mills and different Types of Rolling mills

What is a Rolling mills: A rolling mills are the manufacturing industries to shape the metal sheet’s in a required dimensions. rolling mills can press the sheets, crush etc.. Rolling mills: In this article we will learn about Rolling Mills and different Types.  Rolling mills are various types and they are classified according to the …

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What is LASER Welding and Advantages of LASER Welding?

LASER Welding and Advantages of LASER Welding What is  Laser Welding? Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. This welding is done by producing the high-intensity light beam at a small area on the work-piece to get the weld. This small area is applied by an immense amount of energy on the workpiece. In this …

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Tungsten Inert Gas Welding Process, advantages, disadvantages and applications.

Tungsten Inert Gas Welding process: TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) Welding is used for high-quality requirement. In this gas welding electrode is non-consumable tungsten. the welding metal thickness should be about 5 mm. Inert gas welding has less efficiency and a slow process.  This process is done by producing the arc between the non-consumable tungsten and …

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Classification of Welding Electrode?

Welding Electrodes are classified into two types: 1. Consumable Electrode 2. Non-Consumable Electrode 1. Consumable electrode:  This is formed from different metals or alloys, and this metal has a low melting point. this electrode has high thermal efficiency. In this type of welding, Filler metal melts at the time of welding. It does not require …

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