AWS Welding Symbols on Blueprints
Model Name: AWS Welding Symbols on Blueprints Web Course
Model Number: WXBP102
Learning Topics
- Understand the purpose of welding symbols
- Define the eight elements of a welding symbol
- Discover the significance of the reference line
- Identify the types of basic weld symbols
- Discover how to read and interpret dimensions
- Identify supplementary symbols
- Describe the purpose of the tail
- Interpret additional information on a welding print
AWS Welding Symbols on Blueprints introduces the learner to the common weld and welding symbols found on blueprints per standards set by ANSI/AWS A2.4-79. Topics include the distinction between weld and welding symbols, the elements of a welding symbol, overview of welding codes, rules, regulations, and specifications. Focus of the course is on identifying and interpreting the common symbols found on blueprints.
What are Welding Symbols? Why are They Important?
Becoming a skilled welder means more than just having the ability to join metal parts. A welder must also have the ability to read welding prints effectively. A welding print may call for different welding processes, so being able to comprehend and interpret the different symbols and abbreviations associated with these processes is essential for producing designs correctly.
Welding symbols communicate all of the necessary information from the designer to the welder through a standardized system of symbols. Along with the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the American Welding Society (AWS) sets the standards in the United States for these symbols.
Comprehensive Training on Symbols Used on Blueprints
Using Amatrol’s world-class eLearning curriculum, students will go in-depth in studying symbols used on blueprints. Learners will start the course by understanding the importance of symbols before diving into the eight elements used most commonly. From there, the curriculum will explain the difference between Groove Welds and Non-Groove Welds, as well as how welds are dimensioned. Finally, the unit ends with looking into supplementary weld symbols, specifically on identifying and interpreting common types.
Multimedia Curriculum Features In-Depth Symbols Training
Amatrol’s unmatched multimedia utilizes text, audio, and stunning 3D animations that engage learners in theoretical knowledge and concepts. This thorough, exceptionally detailed curriculum is built to begin with the basics and steadily advance to more complex concepts. Through partnerships with key industry leaders and leading edge educators, Amatrol developed the right balance of knowledge needed to train learners to work in their chosen field.
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