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Jamie Huffman Bio: |
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Welding I, II & III Welding
I:
This is a one-credit, one-semester course designed to introduce
students to the welding field. Areas
of instruction are shop and equipment safety, oxygen-acetylene cutting,
and arc welding. Detailed instruction on parts of the torch, bottle
pressure settings, types of flames, and equipment care are included for
oxygen-acetylene cutting. The
four basic types of weld joints: butt,
lap, tee, and corner in the flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead
positions will be practiced in arc welding.
Instruction in the use of other shop equipment is included. Prerequisite: None Grades: 10, 11, 12
Welding
II:
This is a two-credit, one-year course designed to allow students to
continue working with the four basic types of welding joints:
butt, lap, tee, and corner. Other
areas of instruction are carbon arc torch, plasma arc cutting, pneumatic
sheer and brake press, tungsten inert gas (TIG), mechanical inert gas (MIG)
processes and MIG/TIG welding using mild steel, stainless steel, and
aluminum metals. Prerequisite: Welding I Grades: 11, 12 Welding
III:
This is a two-credit, one-year course designed to allow students a
more extensive training in TIG and MIG processes, welding of basic joints,
and pipe welding. Students
will also receive additional instruction in blueprint reading, metal
fabrication, and design. Through
satisfactory completion of the welding
program sequence, the student will have the opportunity to receive
certification on mild steel plate using 7018 electrodes.
Prerequisite:
Welding
II
Grade: 12
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