Sentence examples for welded up from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a single bar is welded up from various kinds of steel.

Air cooling systems are most often used for low-current operations (up to about 200 A), while water cooling is required for high-current welding (up to about 600 A).

Finally, the load bearing capacity of laser welded built-up cold-formed members was investigated by four-point bending tests.

The experimental results of a recent study on built-up welded beams are presented in this paper with the primary objective of enabling design, facilitating fabrication, and implementation of large structural members for potential applications in the structural and defense-industry.

But a part that was dug out of the ground had two edges matched up and welded together, with a seam running lengthwise down the pipe, the board said.

Some of the large pieces, which are chopped up and welded onto the rest in roughly 20-page blocks, began as articles in The New Yorker, where Mr. Packer is a staff writer.

She's sitting with Quentin at the Caf Café, set up under an enormous beech tree next to the South Royalton charging tower — a collection of salvaged plastic tables and chairs and a wheelbarrow cut up and welded into a wood-burning stove.

A few grenades (homemade or factory-produced) and an occasional rocket-propelled grenade or anti-aircraft missile often round out their armaments, along with PKT machine guns (fired not with a trigger but by a bolt-release mechanism) or homemade rocket launchers, little more than an electrical circuit hooked up to welded bars and pipes.

Ogden got things rolling in a big way by snapping up 13 welded sculptures by David Smith in a single 1967 shopping spree.

The tensile strength and elongation of welded joint separately took up 82.1% and 96.8% that of base metal (BM).

Axially fully-reversed fatigue test of a low strength Cr Ni Mo V steel welded joint was conducted up to the very high cycle fatigue regime under the frequency of 110 Hz and 20 kHz.