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Soldering/Welding/Brazing Publications

Soldering/Welding/Brazing Publications

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805/08: Process Improvements in Soldering Automotive Radiators

Summarizes CDA’s experimental programs on the interrelationships between copper alloy, solder composition, flux formulation and process parameters.

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A1050: Welding Copper and Copper Alloys

Shows how to weld, braze and solder copper and copper alloys. Recommends the appropriate process for particular applications. Describes the major classes of copper alloys and their metallurgy. Explains how alloying elements affect joining characteristics.American Welding Society (AWS) Welding Handbook, Volume 3, 8th Edition, Materials and Applications, Miami: American Welding Society

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A1143: Soldering and Brazing Copper Tube and Fittings

Illustrated step-by-step guide details how to join copper tube and fittings using proper soldering and brazing techniques. Includes pressure-temperature ratings, composition and classifications of filler metals, solder requirements for solder joint pressure fittings and description of fluxes. (8 pgs.)

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A1143S: Soldadura & Soldadura Reforzada para Tubo de Cobre y Enlaces

Guia illustrada y detallada paso a paso de como unir tubos de cobre con enlaces usando metodos técnicos de soldadura y soldadura reforzada. Incluye un índice de presiónes y temperaturas, clasificaciónes y composiciónes de metales para relleno, requisitos de soldadura para enlaces de presión y descripciónes de fundentes. (8 pag.)

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A1298: Soldering Procedure Specifications, Procedure Qualification Records, and Solderer Performance Qualification Records

Provides a standardized procedure for the testing and qualification of solderers. CDA has utilized existing accepted trade practices and standards to create an effective qualification standards and information guide that can be used by local unions training centers or contractors to create their own certification programs. This will help ensure that the highest standards of…

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A4014: Brazing Procedure Specifications, Procedure Qualification Records and Brazing Performance Qualification Records

Specifications and record-keeping forms as required by NFPA 99, Standard for Health Care Facilities; Section IX, ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, Welding & Brazing Qualifications; and ANSI/AWS B2.2 Standard for Brazing Procedure & Performance Qualifications.

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A4065: Tips for Soldering and Brazing Copper Tubing

While soldering and brazing of copper tube and fittings are relatively simple operations, to achieve good joints, care must be taken to follow appropriate installation practices. This reprinted article from the American Welding Society’s Welding Journal, August 2002 outlines key elements on deciding which joining process to use as well as detailed explanation of how to…

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A4068: Making Stress-Free Solder Joints for High-Stress Performance

Updates the profession on the materials and methods for making soldered joints. Reviews latest solder and flux products, as well as new pressure ratings and the soldering standards that affect performance. Discusses how to evaluate solder joints, recognize flaws that may jeopardize their integrity, and how to preclude potential problems. Reprint, Reeves Journal, September 2004.

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A4108: Recommended Practice for Soldering of No-Lead Copper Alloys

Proper soldering techniques, especially those for heat control, are essential in achieving consistent high-quality soldered joints between copper tube and new no-lead copper alloys for plumbing systems. This publication outlines common problems encountered in soldering these materials and how to covercome those problems to create durable, reliable soldered joints.

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