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Introduction; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 The Survey; References List for Chapter 1; Chapter 2. Gas Metal Arc Welding: Modeling; 2.1 Gas Metal Arc Welding; 2.2 Physics of Welding; 2.3 Melting Rate; 2.4 Metal Transfer Characteristics; 2.5 Weld Pool; 2.6 Process Voltages; 2.7 Heat and Mass Transfer; 2.8 Process Variables; 2.9 INEEL/ISU Model; 2.10 Empirical and Statistical Models; 2.11 Modeling by System Identification and Estimation 327 $a2.12 Intelligent Modeling2.13 Other Issues on Modeling; 2.14 Power Supplies; 2.15 Other Issues on Power Supplies; 2.16 Classification of References by Section; References List for Chapter 2; Chapter 3. Gas Metal Arc Welding: Sensing; 3.1 Classification of Sensors; 3.2 Conventional Method; 3.3 Computer-Based Measurements; 3.4 Welding Parameters Monitoring; 3.5 Sensors for Line Following/Seam Tracking; 3.6 Arc Length Sensors; 3.7 Sensors for Weld Penetration Control; 3.8 Sensors for Weld Pool Geometry; 3.9 Optical Sensors; 3.10 Sensors for Quality Control; 3.11 Intelligent Sensing 327 $a3.12 Other Issues on Sensing3.13 Classification of References by Section; References List for Chapter 3; Chapter 4. GMAW: Automatic Control; 4.1 Automatic Welding; 4.2 Control of Process Variables; 4.3 Classical Control: PI, PID and Others; 4.4 Multivariable Control; 4.5 Optimization and Optimal Control; 4.6 Adaptive Control; 4.7 Intelligent Control; 4.8 Statistical Process Control and Quality Control; 4.9 Other Control Methodologies and Issues; 4.10 Safety and Environmental Issues; 4.11 Classification of References by Section; References List for Chapter 4 327 $aChapter 5. Control of GMAW: A Case Study5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Empirical Modeling of a GMAW Process; 5.3 SISO Current Control Using PI Controller; 5.4 Multi-Loop Control of the GMAW Process; 5.5 Adaptive Control of GMAW Process; 5.6 Control Strategy; 5.7 Summary; 5.8 Classification of References by Section; References List for Chapter 5; Chapter 6. Conclusions; 6.1 Control Technology and Automation in Welding; 6.2 Main Issues and Outlook; 6.3 Classification of References by Section; References List for Chapter 6; Bibliography; Index 330 $aArc welding is one of the key processes in industrial manufacturing, with welders using two types of processes - gas metal arc welding (GMAW) and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW). 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