6) Residual stresses in the GMAW joint can bereduced throughUse of low coefficient of thermal expansionand low yield strength filler metalO Increasing the weld metal volumeIncreasing welding currentO Developing continuous multiple pass weldbeads

Residual stresses in the GMAW joint can be reduced through Increasing the weld metal volume

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6) Residual stresses in the GMAW joint can be reduced through O Use of low coefficient of thermal expansion and low yield strength filler metal Increasing the weld metal volume Increasing welding current Developing continuous multiple pass weld beads