CWS
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D100
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B Welding System
Optional Equipment
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September 2005
B-11
Figure B-13, labeled WELD# 000026, is an example record
of an acceptable weld cycle. The power supply controller
determines acceptability depending on comparisons of
feedback readings of voltage, current, and rotor speed
against expected values.
Figure B-14, labeled WELD# 000027, shows an
unacceptable weld cycle, caused by a stalled rotor. Note
the zero values for the downslope cycle, indicating that
the rotor stalled during weld time.
Figure B-13 Weld No. 26
SWAGELOK WELDING SYSTEM DATA RECORD
MODEL D100-1B VER 4.0
SERIAL# 00000001
DATE 02/07/98 TIME 07:46 WELD# 000026
IMP
IMP ARC
IMP MNT RATE WIDTH START DUR
50.0 50.0 10 20 10 0.1
PRE WELD DWN POST AVG
PURGE TIME SLP PURGE SPEED CURRENT
5 15 5 3 10 50.0
INPUT
OUTPUT
AVG AVG TRAVEL
WELD TIME CURRENT VOLTAGE SPEED
50.2 9.9 10.0
AVG AVG TRAVEL
DOWNSLOPE CURRENT VOLTAGE SPEED
30.9 6.2 10.0
PERFORMANCE CONFIRMATION
WELD COMPLETE
PERFORMANCE ACCEPTABLE
WELD ID#
JOB IDENT
OPERATOR IDENT
Figure B-14 Weld No. 27
SWAGELOK WELDING SYSTEM DATA RECORD
MODEL D100-1B VER 4.0
SERIAL# 00000001
DATE 02/07/98 TIME 07:46 WELD# 000027
IMP
IMP ARC
IMP MNT RATE WIDTH START DUR
50.0 50.0 10 20 10 0.1
PRE WELD DWN POST AVG
PURGE TIME SLP PURGE SPEED CURRENT
5 15 5 3 10 50.0
INPUT
OUTPUT
AVG AVG TRAVEL
WELD TIME CURRENT VOLTAGE SPEED
50.2 9.8 10.0
AVG AVG TRAVEL
DOWNSLOPE CURRENT VOLTAGE SPEED
0.0 0.0 0.0
PERFORMANCE CONFIRMATION
WELD NOT COMPLETE
WELD HEAD ROTOR STALLED
PERFORMANCE NOT ACCEPTABLE
WELD ID#
JOB IDENT
OPERATOR IDENT