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high form factor leads to the growth of columnar grains upward directed from the side wall to the weld centre & lesser form factor results in the growth of columnar grains downward. why?
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Form factor = width of the molten metal/depth of the molten metal & higher form factor gives good resistance from cracking. But how the width & depth are measured in practise?
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I could see the text explaining DCEN gives more penetration. but could not understand why only in FCAW (not in SMAW or GMAW) it is preferred
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