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Pulsed arc welding: An introduction by J. A. Street

By J. A. Street

A number of kinds of thermal pulsing in TIG and MIG welding, and droplet pulsing within the MIG method, are defined intimately. the writer additionally discusses a few dangers of pulsing with a view to rigidity the significance of selecting a suitable point of expertise to fulfil a given requirement.

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7 Needham 3 C: 'Characteristics of pulsed a r c systems'. Proc int conf 'Welding research related to power plant', Southampton, Sept 1972 449-455. 8 Carter A W and Street 3 A: 'Reignition characteristics of low current AC TIG welding arcs'. Proc 2nd IEE/IoP int conf 'Gas discharges', London, Sept 1972 146-148. 9 Street 3 A and Lucas W: 'Pulsed wire feed spray MIG welding'. Welding Institute Members Report 56/1978/P 1978. 10 Needham J C: 'Pulsed MIG welding with analogue transistor power supply'.

It is believed that preferential effort will be concentrated on equipment advances in both TIG and MIG welding, rather than further process development, so that the welder can preselect material composition, thickness, joint type, etc, and a relevant program in the welding set's memory will deliver correct operating parameters. A better understanding of the effects of, for example, ripple modulation and rise time of the welding current is required before the ultimate objective of matching the welding set to the arc and process can be achieved for complete system control.

Lower than for continuous welding, This is because fume is generated more rapidly a f t e r several seconds of arcing, as temperatures of workpiece and electrode rise, than at the s t a r t . TIG pulse durations are not long enough for significant fume to be e v o l v e d , and the process may be regarded as a succession of fresh weld starts. Consequently, a higher proportion of u l t r a v i o l e t is t r a n s m i t t e d f r o m the arc region than for a continuous DC operation, w i t h proportionally higher ozone production.

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