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How to improve & control process quality in heavy fabrication industry ?

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Industry : Industrial Products/Heavy Machinery
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This is a step taken to improve the quality standards of Indian products or i shall say " products with the MADE IN INDIA tag" with the help of my colleagues in this world.

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How to evaluate plate crack after bending?

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	VINAY VASUDEV MANDAN \| Answered \| 2 years ago
	There is creack test to check creck if it is outsid. One more there is altrasound test is also ther to check poras/creck. By this you can eveluate.

	Abhijeet Kadian \| Answered \| 2 years ago
	According to me most of the crack propagation behavior relating to the variable amplitude load and bending is conducted in flat specimens such as centered-crack specimens or compact test specimens with various thicknesses. For that reason, it is...

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What is the debate about..pharmaceutical

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	adesh dubey \| Argues in support of "r&d" \| 1 year ago
	i can search new routes in drug synthesis

	adesh dubey \| Argues in support of "quality control" \| 1 year ago
	i have better knowledge of analytical

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