ELECTRIC WELDING IN SHIPBUILDING
Written by W. Heigh, D.M. Kerr, et al
Published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office
in 1943
- Categorised in:
- TRANSPORT
- MARITIME
- SHIP BUILDING
- WELDING
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Front cover
Contents
- Fundamentals of Welding by W. Heigh
- Elementary Principles of Physical Metallurgy of Iron and Steel by D.M. Kerr
- Principles of Welded Structural Design by G. Roberts
- Design and Strength of Welded Joints by H. Martin
- The Electrical Aspect of Welding in Shipyards by F.R.W.K. Mansell
- Welding Applied to Merchant Shipping by R.B. Shepheard
- Structural Design of Welded Hulls by James Turnbull
- Electric Welding and Merchant Shipbuilding by F.C. Cocks
- Weldability of High-Tensile Structural Steels: Some Fundamental Design Considerations by W.G. John
- Welding of Non-Ferrous Metals by E.G. West
- All-Welded Forward Ends of Modern Cruisers by Edwin H. Lochhead
- Drawing Offices and Assembly Problems: Fully Welded Double Bottoms by J.M. Stevenson
- The Unionmelt Welding Process by R.R.Stillifant
- "Fleet-Fillet" Welding by R.L. Swan
- Cost of Welded Construction by W. Heigh
- Notes on Welding Costs: Examples of Calculation by M. Hudson
- Early Developments in Shipyard Welding with Notes on The Training of Welders by W. Simpson
- Distortion and Residual Stresses by W. Heigh
- Welding Research: Investigation of Shipbuilding Problems by A. Ramsay Moon
- Demonstrations of Welding Technique by D.M. Kerr
- Index