TIG welding of stainless steel thin plates
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How can the construction quality of TIG welding on stainless steel thin plates be monitored?
The key to welding stainless steel thin plates is controlling welding deformation; it depends on the specific equipment used. For thin-walled materials, TIG welding can be performed with or without filler wire, and forced cooling measures are necessary.
Does \"with filler wire\" and \"without filler wire\" refer to TIG welding and MIG welding? Does forced cooling refer to cooling the welding machine or the welding torch? This cooling is just a safety measure; it shouldn’t have any impact on the welding process, right?
Forced cooling refers to cooling the workpiece.
How is the workpiece cooled? By spraying water on it? Blow it with a fan?
This post was last edited by mada on 2017-5-12 08:29. OP, it’s another issue that has gone off track; the Equipment Department doesn’t work in this way. Don’t you need a welding procedure card (or plan) before starting the work? Doesn’t a process card have to go through an approval process? The approval process is essentially a process of refining a plan; once it’s implemented, you just need to follow that plan and supervise its execution, right? Welding is a highly specialized task; it should be left to professional companies and skilled workers to handle. Why try to do everything by yourself?