A welding process for improving the electrode life of resistance spot welding of electrogalvanized pre-phosphated steel sheets
By employing a three-stage welding process and dynamic pressure compensation technology, the problem of short electrode life in electro-galvanized pre-phosphated steel plates has been solved, resulting in a significant improvement in electrode life and stability in welding quality, thus meeting the high-efficiency production requirements of automobile manufacturing.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- BENGANG STEEL PLATES CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2026-06-15
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
Existing welding processes are not adapted to the surface characteristics of electro-galvanized pre-phosphated steel sheets, resulting in short electrode life. This is mainly due to the coupling effect between the high impedance of the phosphate film and the low melting point of the zinc layer, which causes problems such as current concentration, local overheating, and poor quality stability.
A three-stage welding process is adopted, which involves preheating with a pre-set slope current, main welding with a constant high current, and post-heating with a decaying current. Combined with dynamic electrode pressure compensation, the high-resistance pre-phosphating film is gently broken down, avoiding current impact and zinc layer spatter, promoting the solidification of the weld nugget, and inhibiting the copper-zinc alloying reaction.
It significantly extends electrode lifespan, ensures stable and reliable weld quality, reduces electrode replacement frequency, improves production efficiency, lowers costs, and meets automotive body welding quality requirements.
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