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APPLICATION

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High-Speed and High-Deposition Welding

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Reduced Heat Input and Improved Bead Profiles

Comparing High-Deposition Tandem MIG

To Single Wire GMAW Process

Problem - Single Wire GMAW

A single wire GMAW process has a useable weld
metal deposition rate based on wire feed speed and
wire diameter. In an attempt to increase weld metal
deposit rates, rather than push a given wire diameter
to unstable wire feed speeds, it is often common 
practice to increase the wire diameter and operate
within stable wire feed ranges. The increase in wire
diameter increases the required current draw
associated with a given weld metal deposit rate.
Increased current draw produces higher heat inputs
leading to part distortion and a large fluid weld pool
that is difficult to control.

Solution - Tandem MIG

With the Tandem MIG process the two smaller 
diameter electrodes produce a lower heat input and
improved weld pool control when compared to a larger
single electrode process attempting to perform similar
welds. When compared to larger diameter electrode
processes,Tandem MIG typically reduces heat input 
by as much as 30-50%. The trail electrode in the
Tandem MIG process is operated in a special Tandem
MIG pulse mode designed to cool the weld pool 
created by the lead electrode. The combination of
lower total heat input and the cooling affect of the trail
electrode, allows the trail electrode to be used to help
control weld bead contour. This provides the ability 
to better stack horizontal weld beads and produce 
flatter horizontal fillets while working at higher 
deposition rates.

REDUCED HEAT INPUT EXAMPLE

5/16” Horizontal Fillet Weld

PROCESS

CURRENT

DRAW

(amps)

ARC

VOLTAGE

(DC+)

DEPOSIT

RATE

(lbs./hr)

TRAVEL SPEED

(ipm)

HEAT INPUT

Kj/in

GMAW - 1/16” dia. - ER70S - 6

470

31

17.8

17.7

49.4

FCAW - 3/32” dia. - ER70T - 1

435

29.5

15.8

15.7

49.0

GMAW - 3/32” dia. - ER70C - 6M

500

34

16.2

16.1

63.3

Tandem MIG

Lead .045” dia. ER70S - 6

300

23

23.3

23.1

33.5

Trail .045” dia. ER70S - 6

250

24

Содержание Tandem MIG AD1202-1

Страница 1: ...e wire GMAW processes INCREASED TRAVEL SPEEDS The combined contribution of two separate welding arcs in one weld pool provides the control to overcome the lack of follow tendencies of single arc proce...

Страница 2: ...would be The two welding arcs that are generated in the Tandem MIG process are electrically isolated from one another and are controlled independently The welding arcs work together generally separate...

Страница 3: ...ol follow speed The trail arc should be kept directly in line with the lead arc and focused on the center of the weld pool The trail wire melting rate typically represents approximately 40 of the proc...

Страница 4: ...rage systems trash hauling containers and similar components are welded with 2 035 diameter electrodes to produce welds at travel speeds ranging from 80 100 ipm Larger 4 6 mm fillet welds common to st...

Страница 5: ...e and multi pass beveled butt welds used in industries fabricating ship hulls earth moving equipment structural platforms pressure vessels beams and similar heavy plate weldments are performed at depo...

Страница 6: ...require the use of larger wire diameters or higher wire feed speeds Both choices will cause an increase in current draw The added current draw creates added penetration that must be managed With a sin...

Страница 7: ...ld porosity The elevated welding currents create weld pool turbulence that can cause root porosity or porosity just below the surface of the weld bead Solution Tandem MIG The two wire electrode config...

Страница 8: ...rocess the two smaller diameter electrodes produce a lower heat input and improved weld pool control when compared to a larger single electrode process attempting to perform similar welds When compare...

Страница 9: ...T R O L T E C H N O L O G Y T M Comparing High Deposition Tandem MIG To Single Wire GMAW Process Deposition Rate Comparison 40 20 30 Single Wire GMAW Lbs Hr Tandem MIG 1 4 Horizontal Fillet 10 Weld Me...

Страница 10: ...the total wire feed In the case where a larger wire diameter is used as a lead for added penetration the lead should represent approximately 60 or more of the total deposition The lead arc can be ope...

Страница 11: ...e added penetration but may produce added spatter The lower CO2 will produce less spatter 3 95 5 Ar O2 is recommended for high speed welding of thin gage material under 3mm The mixture will provide im...

Страница 12: ...ceNet Communication Cables drops 20 in S23383 4 S23383 4 2 F DeviceNet Communication Cables trunk line 19 5 ft S23383 2 S23383 2 1 G Communication cables Power source to wire feeders 25 ft K1785 25 K1...

Страница 13: ...4 0 25 14 14 L 4 0 25 14 14 2 F Fanuc RJ3iB robot and controller Arc tool software 6 4 or above 100 or 120 Series RJ3iB Controller 100 or 120 Series RJ3iB Controller 1 Dual channel DeviceNet board S23...

Страница 14: ...tor driving the feeder mechanism in a sheet metal frame The logic for controlling the wire feeder resides in a PC board inside the robotic power source Tandem MIG High Speed and High Deposition Weldin...

Страница 15: ...num and nickel alloys Custom control of the arc for each wire type and size provide consistent welds time after time These Power Waves are designed to be part of a modular multi process welding system...

Страница 16: ...f arc welding processes Advancements in power electronics digital communications and Waveform Control Technology are the foundation for many of the improvements NEXTWELD brings you a series of Process...

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