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Gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW or TIG welding) is a precise welding process that uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode and inert shielding gas
BASICS OF GTAW PROCESS
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Duration | 6 Hours – 2hrs/day
ELIGIBILITY:
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10th, 12th, DME & DEE students
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Basic welding knowledge
CERTIFICATION CRITERIA:
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Attendance – 90% Min
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Assignment completion – 100%
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Post-test assessment score – 70% Min
HIGHLIGHTS
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Basic of GTAW process with real time application.
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The course is delivered high interactive with relevant videos and animation.
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End of Module Assessments enable instructor to ascertain whether students have understood the program
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Student feedback helps tweak the course content
CONTENTS
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Introduction of welding process
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Difference between welding and other joints
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Advantage of welding process
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Classification of welding process
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Type of weld and welding positions
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Principle of GTAW process
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Type of welding power sources
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Polarity and its types
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Electrode classification & Shielding gas function
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Edge preparation for welding
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Welding defect causes and remedies
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Welding inspection and testing methods
OUTCOMES
By The End Of Course The Learner Will:
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Be able to understand the GTAW welding process and its application
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Understand the welding power source and its types
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Understand the type of Electrode and its specification
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Understand the Shielding gas function
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Identifying the main defects in the welds and knowing ways to avoid them
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Be able to identify the welding defects causes and remedies.
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Be able to understand the importance of welding inspection and its types
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Have high chances of getting TIG welding jobs in various industries