No it is not related with sound. It is used to meausre temp. or flow or pressure or level Of anything like gas water etc. It provides the automation system on which a factory run.
Really nice....
Actually I had some friends at PG who studied BSc Instrumentation. They told me so....although not sure :unsure:
I specialized in welding technologie much later after my degree in Engineering.
Can you weld broken relations???? :evil: :whistle:
NO, I solder them with low heat input. In case I have to weld them I shall use a DC rectifier with reverse polarity to keep it cool, solved your problem?
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I specialized in welding technologie much later after my degree in Engineering.
Can you weld broken relations???? :evil: :whistle:
NO, I solder them with low heat input. In case I have to weld them I shall use a DC rectifier with reverse polarity to keep it cool, solved your problem?
I specialized in welding technologie much later after my degree in Engineering.
Can you weld broken relations???? :evil: :whistle:
NO, I solder them with low heat input. In case I have to weld them I shall use a DC rectifier with reverse polarity to keep it cool, solved your problem?
Entammo.... :ohmy:
I am going......
I think I did not sound technical enough to solve your problem. Lets put it this way, this is possible to weld but a particular flux shall have to be used. solved now? :cheer:
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I specialized in welding technologie much later after my degree in Engineering.
Can you weld broken relations???? :evil: :whistle:
NO, I solder them with low heat input. In case I have to weld them I shall use a DC rectifier with reverse polarity to keep it cool, solved your problem?
Entammo.... :ohmy:
I am going......
I think I did not sound technical enough to solve your problem. Lets put it this way, this is possible to weld but a particular flux shall have to be used. solved now? :cheer:
:laugh: Too technical too understand.. All got bouncers.. :laugh:
Can you weld broken relations???? :evil: :whistle:
NO, I solder them with low heat input. In case I have to weld them I shall use a DC rectifier with reverse polarity to keep it cool, solved your problem?
Entammo.... :ohmy:
I am going......[/quote]
I think I did not sound technical enough to solve your problem. Lets put it this way, this is possible to weld but a particular flux shall have to be used. solved now? :cheer:[/quote]
It is better to remain quiet rather than becoming hit wicket or self goal
:laugh: Too technical too understand.. All got bouncers.. :laugh:[/quote]
