Discussion on "Procedure control of electric welding" at the Yorkshire Section of the Institution

MR. J. G. YOUNG (Chairman) said that after the considerable research work put into it, welding was fast becoming a highly scientific operation. There was room, of course, for a good deal more educational work, and he had not the least doubt that in the long run the operation of welding would be acknowledged as a scientific art in keeping with its importance in engineering. He would like some information concerning the liquid oxygen welding process, of which there was a good deal done in Sheffield for breakages, and hard surfacing.