GMW16435

GMW16435 - Revision / Edition: 1 Chg: Date: 02/00/13 WELD ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA AND REPAIR PROCEDURES FOR RESISTANCE PROJECTION WELDING - STEEL

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GMW16435 Note: Nothing in this standard supercedes applicable laws and regulations.

Note: In the event of conflict between the English and domestic language, the English language shall take precedence.

Purpose. This standard provides the acceptance criteria and repair procedures for Resistance Projection Welding.

Applicability. This standard applies to the resistance projection welding of embossed projections. Criteria for welding of coined projections are specified in GMW16215 "Welding Acceptance Criteria and Repair Procedures: Resistance Projection Welded Steel Nuts, Studs, Cages and Other Parts with Solid Coined Projections". The criteria established in this standard become mandatory when referenced on a product drawing or Statement of Requirements. Deviation from any acceptance criteria provided in this standard shall be identified on the product drawing or Statement of Requirements.

Usage. Welded structures are considered satisfactory when they carry the intended service loads for a required period. Service loads on weldments in a vehicle are varied in both type and magnitude and cannot be addressed by this standard. Therefore, while the weld quality criteria of this standard are consistent with service loading requirements, they have been established specifically for use in process and product monitoring. Any attempted application of this document to other uses, such as post-crash weld quality assessment, may lead to an erroneous result or conclusion. Discrepant welds by retaining a portion of their engineering properties may still contribute to the integrity of the assembly.

Clarification. For clarification of this standard or editorial comments, email the GM Global Weld Council at weld.council@gm.com.

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