MIG/MAG welding of steel to carbon with rotary arc and gaseous mixture of Ar/He/O2
A technology of mixed gas and shielding gas, which is applied in the direction of arc welding equipment, welding equipment, welding medium, etc., and can solve problems such as difficulty
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[0047] Generally, in MIG-MAG arc welding, there are three main or traditional droplet transfer states, namely:
[0048] - Short transition. This droplet transfer regime is obtained for low arc energies (typically current from 50A to 200A and voltage from 15V to 20V). A drop of molten metal forms at the end of the filler wire and grows larger until it comes into contact with the pool of molten metal - which contact causes a short circuit. The current is then increased rapidly so that the droplet necks - this causes the droplet to detach and re-ignite the arc. This phenomenon repeats at a frequency of about 50Hz to 200Hz. This state is considered "cold" and has a short arc. This droplet transfer regime is suitable for welding of small thicknesses (ie thicknesses less than 3 mm) and enables control of the molten pool during tack welding.
[0049] - Axial jet. For high welding energies (that is, voltages of at least 28 V for 280 A and higher than a specified current density (...
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