When is flame welding used?
Flame welding is based on the combustion of oxygen and acetylene. It is used in the process industry. The course covers the welding of structural steels.
What will I learn on the course?
The course consists of a theoretical and a practical part. In the theoretical part, which lasts two days, participants gain the basic and specific knowledge needed to work as a welder.
Content of the theoretical training:
- basics of flame welding
- advantages and disadvantages of this welding process
- gases and their properties
- equipment for flame welding
- influence of welding parameters on the welding process
- welding techniques, protection and safety
- the most common ISO and EN designations for welders
- the most common weld defects and their causes
- basic terms and types of welded joints and how they are designated
How does the practical training work?
In the practical part participants gain practical skills in flame welding. Instructors work with each participant individually and adapt the exercises to their level of experience and the client’s needs. The following positions are welded: HL-045.
Can I obtain a welder certificate after the course?
Yes. After the course you can go through certification and obtain an international welder certificate. The test takes place in the welding shops of the Institute in Ljubljana or Maribor. More on the page Welder certification.