What was the distortion during welding

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Accepted Answer

Distortion during welding refers to the changes in shape or dimensions of the welded material caused by the heat and cooling processes.

Distortion occurs due to the expansion and contraction of the material during welding.
It can result in changes in the straightness, flatness, or angularity of the welded components.
Distortion can be minimized by using proper welding techniques, such as preheating, controlling heat input, and using fixtures or clamps to hold the components in place.
Examples of distortion include bowing, warping, or twisting of the welded material.

Accepted Answer

Distortion means permanent bend. It ocurs in lengthy jobs only. While doing welding continuosly due to high temperature, it leads to bend the part.

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