What is the basic principle of welding process?



What is the basic principle of welding process?..

Answer / Km Jyoti

The fundamental principle of the welding process is to join two or more metal pieces by melting their edges and allowing them to solidify together. The process involves heating the metals, often using a flame, electric arc, or laser, until they reach their melting points. Once melted, the metals are allowed to cool and solidify, forming a strong joint between the connected parts.

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