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    Process of Pins

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    The document discusses four different methods of termination: soldering, welding, pin connection, and plug. Soldering joins metals by melting and adding filler metal with a lower melting point. Welding also joins materials using high heat to melt and fuse them together. A pin connection transfers vertical and horizontal forces but not rotational forces. A plug connects the end of a wire to a power supply using small plastic or rubber devices with metal pins.

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    The document discusses four different methods of termination: soldering, welding, pin connection, and plug. Soldering joins metals by melting and adding filler metal with a lower melting point. Welding also joins materials using high heat to melt and fuse them together. A pin connection transfers vertical and horizontal forces but not rotational forces. A plug connects the end of a wire to a power supply using small plastic or rubber devices with metal pins.

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    The document discusses four different methods of termination: soldering, welding, pin connection, and plug. Soldering joins metals by melting and adding filler metal with a lower melting point. Welding also joins materials using high heat to melt and fuse them together. A pin connection transfers vertical and horizontal forces but not rotational forces. A plug connects the end of a wire to a power supply using small plastic or rubber devices with metal pins.

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    The document discusses four different methods of termination: soldering, welding, pin connection, and plug. Soldering joins metals by melting and adding filler metal with a lower melting point. Welding also joins materials using high heat to melt and fuse them together. A pin connection transfers vertical and horizontal forces but not rotational forces. A plug connects the end of a wire to a power supply using small plastic or rubber devices with metal pins.

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    METHODS IN

    TERMINATION
    1. EDRNGIOSL
    2. LWENGID
    3.INP NNOCCENOIT
    4.ULGP
    SOLDERING
     Soldering is a process in which two or more items
    are joined together by melting and putting a 
    filler metal (solder) into the joint, the filler metal
    having a lower melting point than the adjoining
    metal
    WELDING
     Welding is a fabrication
     or sculptural process that
    joins materials, usually 
    metals or thermoplastics,
    by using high heat to melt
    the parts together and
    allowing them to cool
    causing fusion
    PIN CONNECTION
    .A pin connection works
    essentially like a lapped
    joint. It transfers vertical
    and horizontal shear loads
    and cannot resist any
    bending or moment
    (rotational) forces. ...
     Many pin
    connections might look
    like they are designed to
    rotate but do not actually
    function as points of
    rotation for the structure
    PLUG
     a small plastic or rubber 
    device with metal pins
     that connects the end of
    a wire on a piece
     of electrical equipment t
    o a supply of electricity

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