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There are many definitions around, this is what I have come up with. Let me know your thoughts.
Weldability – Ability to weld a metal without it cracking, meet required design strength and be adequately ductile.
Only 1 month to IWS exams, anybody with any tips what to concentrate my study on please let me know.
AS 2812 glossary of terms for welding clause 2.072
Defines weldability as – The ability of a metal to be welded under given fabrication conditions in a specific weldment, and to perform satisfactorily in the intended service.
Similar to your answer but a bit more generic.