A S Bell Engineering

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“I've heard nothing but the best about Andy who serves Albany, Schenectady, Saratoga Springs. He definitely has cost effective engineering solutions for your next project. It's no wonder he's had an "A+" rating with the BBB since 2001. Top quality!!”

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Seed Solar

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“Seed Solar and Engineering was wonderful. We considered solar panels and the different options for quite some time before Seed Solar came into our lives. They made the entire process a pleasure, from planning through execution. It was clear that r...”

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DPS Group Global

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Commissioning, Qualification and Validation, Managed Services, Contract Services (EU)

“Try the sushi!”

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Laberge Group

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Architecture, Local Government Efficiency, Grants & Funding

“Very professional and well put together organization.”

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CHA Consulting

(4)

“Great work atmosphere. Supportive staff and challenging projects”

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(518) 313-7153 View Profile

Westshore Design Engineers

(1)

“Westshore Design is a top-notch structural engineering firm that offers excellent support with quick turn around times.”

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(518) 283-7490 View Profile

Nys Society

(1)

Licensure, Professionalism, Service to the Public

“Group of dedicated professionals who care for the safety and welfare of the public and who are working hard to promote the use of professional engineers for everyone's benefit...”

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Abbott Energy

(2)

“Have done business with Dan very professional and good to work with.”

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(518) 786-7400 View Profile

C.T. Male Associates Engineering

(1)

Solar, Power Systems Analysis, Arc Flash

“Outstanding experience from start to finish! Alice was extremely helpful at the survey desk, Bill got back to me promptly with a quote and instructions, and the field tech Matt was extremely polite, professional and knowledgable. Very fair pricing t...”

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(518) 393-7725 View Profile

Ingalls & Associates

(1)

Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Surveying

“Chad always answered my questions quickly and was there to get my project approved.”

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Weldcomputer Corporation

(1)

Advisory Services

“The team at Weld Computer are true experts in the industry. They are experienced, knowledgeable and put the time into producing quality products!”

FAQs

Why would material pick up on only one seam welder wheel?

Increased material pick up on the positive (+) electrode is a physical phenomenon that generally occurs on DC welding machines. Switching to an AC welding process can solve this as well as other problems caused from welding with DC.

Why should I monitor conductance?

Conductance is the inverse of resistance. (The higher the resistance, the lower the conductance and vice versa.) Conductance monitoring is useful in two general ways. As welding machines age, conductance gradually decreases. This means that proportionally more of the power that was available for welding when the machine was new (or in good repair) is being dissipated throughout the welder in the form of heat. Monitoring the conductance of the secondary circuit of a welding machine can provide good information regarding periodic preventive maintenance cycles or requirements for machine rebuilding. Monitoring the conductance of the workpiece itself can provide useful information about its suitability for resistance welding. Low conductance of the workpiece in comparison to expectations can be indicative of incorrect material, corrosion or other surface defect, dirt or other foreign substances, damaged or dirty electrodes, or improper parts fit-up. High conductance of the workpiece can be indicative of incorrect material, flattened electrodes, and shunting. Continuous conductance monitoring can provide important information about the condition of the welding machine as well as the suitability of the workpiece for resistance welding.

Why should I monitor workpiece thickness?

A resistance weld schedule is developed for a particular material and combination workpiece thickness. Using the wrong parts for a particular welding job, extreme mill variation, improper parts fit-up, or foreign substances on the workpiece can cause variations in workpiece thickness. Any of these variations can affect weld quality, so monitoring workpiece thickness reduces the risk of poor quality welds due to workpiece problems that could escape detection by the operation.

You can find more answers to some of our most commonly asked questions on the FAQ page of our website.

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Hyman Hayes Associates

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“I am shocked by the professionalism, and promptness from this company. Estimated turnover was about 2 weeks. We were able to be inspected and certificate in about a week. I couldn't be more pleased with a company. Will use them again it necessary.”

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Local 158

(2)

“Top notch training instructors and equipment giving men and women the instructions and training to become the best operators.”

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(518) 424-6599 View Profile

Sofia Engineering

(1)

“Enzo is professional and answered my call first time I tried him. He was prompt in setting up an appointment to survey and completed his report in a timely manner. It was a pleasure to work with him and a seamless process. I would highly recommend E...”

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Minimum cost	$232
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Avg Per Hour Rates	$145

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