Problems with automatic welding
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Two rather simple questions: 1. Is submerged arc welding the only form of automatic welding? 2. If so, besides submerged arc welding, does automatic welding use wire or electrode?
There are no more welding wires; they are divided into solid wire and coated wire.
Also, things like TIG welding machines used for welding the ends of heat exchanger tubes.
There are many methods for achieving automatic welding, with automatic submerged arc welding and automatic TIG welding being the most commonly used. Welding wires come in solid core and flux-cored types, with solid core wires being used in submerged arc welding.
The term \"automatic\" or \"not automatic\" is another way of describing welding, referring to its degree of automation. In our industry, among automatic welding methods, only submerged arc automatic welding exists. Some use welding wire, while others use welding strip; I’ve never seen...
This post was last edited by streamxjy on 2009-9-12 07:31. CO2 gas shielded welding with a consumable electrode can also be performed automatically, provided that appropriate tracks are used. It is used for all-position welding on pipelines.
Automatic welding refers to a classification based on the degree of automation; in principle, all welding methods can be divided into automatic welding, manual welding, and semi-automatic welding. Now there are automatic submerged arc welding, automatic GMAW, and automatic TIG welding. In fact, automatic electrode welding also exists, but the technology isn’t yet fully developed or practical; it’s not commonly seen. The editor of JB4708 told us about this
All so-called automatic welding processes use welding wires; for example, the tube sheet welder used for welding tube sheets to heat exchange tubes is actually a type of automatic TIG welding machine, while the Lincoln welder is essentially an automatic MIG welding machine. Their automation is made possible by automated carts, welding jigs, and similar devices.
Of course! ! Use welding wire, not welding rod
I have seen that in automatic welding, it is possible to choose either wire or strip as the welding material; welding strips are more commonly used for the inner walls of fusion reactors, as they are wider and more efficient