Resistance Spot welding is low cost and adequate which has made it highly popular in the making of sheet joints. Various types of resistance welding are developed for producing continuous and pressure tight joints on overlapped materials. Controlling the welding parameters plays an important role in the quality of the weld. This paper reviews on various effects of process parameters on response variables. Input parameters such as welding current, weld time, electrode force and electrode geometry effects on the response variables such as tensile strength, hardness, nugget size. In any automobile, there are 3000-6000 spot welds which demonstrate the level significance of the resistance spot welding. Controlling the welding parameters assumes an imperative part on the nature of the weld.Quality and strength of the welds and therefore body mainly are defined by quality of the weld nuggets. Resistance Spot Welding (RSW) is widely used for its low cost, high speed; simple mechanism and applicability for automation. There are various process parameters (weld current, weld time, pressure) which affect the weld nugget and its strength. So it is necessary to optimize the process parameters of resistance spot welding process. Therefore it is very important to understand the behaviour of spot welds and their failure characteristics.
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