Structural Weld Analysis Techniques for Aluminum Welding - Ask Here!

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The discussion focuses on seeking references for structural weld analysis techniques specifically for aluminum welding, emphasizing general techniques rather than code requirements. Participants provide links to resources that include guides and scholarly articles on aluminum welding practices. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding knockdown factors in the analysis process. Overall, the thread serves as a platform for sharing valuable information on aluminum welding techniques. Engaging with these resources can enhance knowledge in structural weld analysis.
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Hey folks

great forum here! Anyone here have a good reference for structural weld analysis technique? I am not looking for code requirements but a general techniques and knockdown factors for aluminum welding.

thanks
Dan
 
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