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Controlled deposition allows greater control over welds. (Welding/Joining).

Advanced Materials & Processes, January, 2002

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Controlled Deposition-Welding (CD-W) is a process introduced by EPRI and Euroweld Ltd., that permits layer-by-layer control over weld composition. High-deposition submerged arc (SAW) or electroslag (ESW) welding enable tailoring the composition of a component to meet specific service conditions.

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"Conventional submerged arc or electroslag welding techniques have been utilized for several decades to deposit high-quality corrosion-resistant or hardfacing weld deposits in a variety of industries," says Vis Viswanathan, EPRI Technical Fellow in Materials Applications. ...

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Manufacturing Industry

Controlled deposition allows greater control over welds. (Welding/Joining).

Advanced Materials & Processes, January, 2002

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