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Prof Richard (Chunhui) Yang
Prof Richard Yang is the Interim Dean, School of Engineering, Director, Centre for Advanced Manufacturing Technology and Head of Discipline, Mechanical and Mechtronic Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Science, Western Sydney University. His research fields include Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, advanced Manufacturing, Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing, Digital Twin, Industry 4.0, Mechanical Design, Engineering Numerical Methods, Multiscale Modelling Techniques, etc.
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Abstract—This Research article is aimed at highlighting the importance of Welding Processes in marine applications. The recent developments in the manufacturing world have led to a revolutionary change in the design and development of various systems. Development in welding technology is one of such changes. Welding processes have been used extensively as a joining technique. This research article represents a review of underwater welding (UWW) technique which has found a significant role in the joining industry. The paper deals with review of various underwater welding (UWW) techniques from marine applications point of view. The paper was structured by taking into consideration the aspects, classification and, importance of UWW process. The paper also describes the characteristics, applications and the risk mitigation factors of underwater welding (UWW) techniques from marine applications point of view. Index Terms—Underwater welding, Marine applications, Processes
Cite: A Anand and A Khajuria, "Welding Processes in Marine Applications: A Review," International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics Research, Vol.2, No. 1, pp. 215-225, January 2013.