spot-weld


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spot-weld

A weld between two overlapping members at an isolated spot by means of heat and pressure.
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Testing involves a combination of three methods: 1) The use of calibrated samples, 2) the use of a repeatability analysis on actual spot-welds, and 3) performance evaluation of the fitting algorithms used in the device.
Comparison of the energy absorption capability of crash boxes assembled by spot-weld and continuous joining techniques.-International Journal of Impact Engineering, 2009, vol.36, p.498-511.
Mi-crostructure and mechanical performance of resistance spot-welded cold-rolled high strength austenitic stainless steel.
Although it might seem like a simple substitution, according to William Kroppe, director, product engineering, at Dana's Structural Solutions, transforming a spot-welded steel frame into an aluminum structure held together by MIG and laser welds and self-piercing rivets while precisely maintaining the same dimensions as the original led Dana to a couple of industry firsts.

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