CN220196616U - Continuous laser auxiliary heat pulse MIG welding device - Google Patents

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CN220196616U
CN220196616U CN202320700061.3U CN202320700061U CN220196616U CN 220196616 U CN220196616 U CN 220196616U CN 202320700061 U CN202320700061 U CN 202320700061U CN 220196616 U CN220196616 U CN 220196616U
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黄浩
李盛良
茅卫东
陈云霞
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The utility model discloses a continuous laser auxiliary heat pulse MIG welding device, which comprises a MIG welding gun and a welding laser head, wherein the welding laser head is arranged at the end part of a welding robot; the end part of the welding robot comprises a wedge block, the wedge block is in sliding connection with the welding robot through a sliding rail, a rotary bearing is arranged on the wedge block, and the rotary bearing is connected with a welding laser head; the wedge block slides through the end part of the slide rail and the welding robot and is used for adjusting the height distance between the welding laser head and a workpiece, and the welding laser head rotates left and right on the wedge block through a rotating bearing and is used for adjusting the angle of the welding laser head. The utility model utilizes the rotation of the rotary bearing and the movement of the upper and lower sliding rails to determine the relative position of the laser light spot and the tail end of the MIG welding arc, and utilizes the characteristics of small laser welding heat and strong penetration to solve the problem of insufficient penetration of a thick plate and also solve the problem of unstable geometric dimension of a product caused by focusing of heat of a long welding line.

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Continuous laser auxiliary heat pulse MIG welding device
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a trunk lid plate structure, belongs to the technical field of automobile bodies, and particularly relates to a continuous laser auxiliary heat pulse MIG welding device.
Background
At present, new energy automobiles have far-reaching influence on the market, and the main production and manufacturing processes of the new energy automobiles are MIG welding, namely 5-series aluminum profile welding, 6-series aluminum profile welding and die-casting aluminum part welding. Because the traditional welding machine has large heat output energy, an arc shape and instability, the temperature can be gradually increased along with the increase of time, and the shrinkage is uneven and uncontrolled after cooling. Particularly in the area with longer welding lines, the heat quantity is higher and higher, and the deformation after welding is large, so that the assembly of the next working procedure is difficult. The welding requirements of the aluminum casting are higher, and the internal air holes are too many after welding, so that the strength of the automobile body is seriously threatened.
With the breakthrough and update of modern technology, the laser welding technology is increasingly applied to the fields of manufacturing industry, new energy automobiles, aerospace science and technology and the like. The laser-arc composite welding can improve the defect of pure MIG welding, greatly enhance the process adaptability, improve the weld joint formation and improve the joint quality.
When arc welding seams or curves are welded, the arc welding seams or curves need to be converted at multiple angles in a three-dimensional space to ensure that the laser beam light spots and the electric arc of the MIG welding machine are at opposite set positions, and not only the moving speed of the opposite positions, but also the moving position accuracy are controlled. Therefore, the laser compound welding control welding head is required to adapt to the adjustment of various positions and various directions so as to meet the laser compound welding requirements of workpieces with various shapes.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to provide a continuous laser auxiliary heat pulse MIG welding device to solve the problems in the background technology.
In order to solve the technical problems, the utility model provides the following technical scheme: the continuous laser auxiliary heat pulse MIG welding device comprises a MIG welding gun and a welding laser head, wherein the welding laser head is arranged at the end part of a welding robot;
the end part of the welding robot comprises a wedge block, the wedge block is in sliding connection with the welding robot through a sliding rail, a rotary bearing is arranged on the wedge block, and the rotary bearing is connected with a welding laser head;
the wedge block slides through the end part of the slide rail and the welding robot and is used for adjusting the height distance between the welding laser head and a workpiece, and the welding laser head rotates left and right on the wedge block through a rotating bearing and is used for adjusting the angle of the welding laser head.
Preferably, the welding robot is a 6-axis robot.
Preferably, the MIG welding gun is fixedly mounted at the end position of the 6-axis robot.
Preferably, the total mass of the wedge, the bearing, the slide rail and the welding laser head is less than or equal to 90% of the load of the 6-axis of the robot.
Preferably, the rotation amplitude of the rotary bearing limit welding laser head is 30 degrees respectively in the left-right direction.
Preferably, the wedge blocks are limited to slide up and down by + -20 mm through the slide rail path of the slide rail.
Preferably, the angle interval between the laser head and the workpiece is: 60-120 deg. and 60-90 deg. of welding gun inclination angle.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the beneficial effects that:
the utility model utilizes the rotation of the rotary bearing and the movement of the upper and lower sliding rails to determine the relative position of the laser light spot and the tail end of the MIG welding arc, and utilizes the characteristics of small laser welding heat and strong penetration to solve the problem of insufficient penetration of a thick plate and also solve the problem of unstable geometric dimension of a product caused by focusing of heat of a long welding line.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a cover plate in an obliquely inserted and opened state;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of an application scenario (arrows in the figure indicate welding directions) when the present utility model is implemented.
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The following description of the embodiments of the present utility model will be made clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which it is apparent that the embodiments described are only some embodiments of the present utility model, but not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the utility model without making any inventive effort, are intended to be within the scope of the utility model.
Referring to fig. 1-2, the present embodiment provides a continuous laser assisted heat pulse MIG welding apparatus, including a MIG welding gun 01 and a welding laser head 05, the welding laser head being mounted at an end of a welding robot;
the end part of the welding robot comprises a wedge block 02, the wedge block 02 is in sliding connection with the welding robot through a sliding rail 04, a rotary bearing 03 is arranged on the wedge block 02, and the rotary bearing 03 is connected with a welding laser head 05;
the wedge block 02 slides with the end part of the welding robot through the sliding rail 04 to adjust the height distance between the welding laser head and the workpiece, and the welding laser 05 head rotates left and right on the wedge block through the rotating bearing 03 to adjust the angle of the welding laser head 05. The wedge 02 and the slide rail 04 are matched and driven by a hydraulic mechanism, and a motor can be directly adopted to drive the rotary bearing 03 and the welding laser head 05.
The device has the functions of left and right rotation and up and down movement, can adjust the angle between the laser and the workpiece, and ensures the absorptivity of the laser. The laser focus is 2mm in front of the welding seam, guides auxiliary heat, and MIG welding is welded at the rear, and has the characteristics of high penetration and low line energy particularly for welding long welding seams and thick plate materials, so that the dimensional change caused by welding deformation is greatly reduced, and the probability of internal air holes and cracks is reduced to a certain extent. Specific design parameters are as follows: the total mass of the laser head, the wedge block, the bearing and the sliding rail is less than or equal to 90% of the 6-axis load of the robot; the laser head 05 is fixed in the slide rail groove, and the left swing angle and the right swing angle of the laser head are 30 degrees along the flange bearing 03; the sliding rail 04 is positioned with the focus out of 0 as the reference, and the vertical translation distance is +/-20 mm; the angle interval between the laser head 05 and the workpiece is as follows: 60-120 degrees, and the inclination angle of the welding gun 01 is 60-90 degrees; the defocusing amount of the laser head light spot and the distance from the workpiece are equal to the distance from the welding gun electric arc to the workpiece.
Although embodiments of the present utility model have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made therein without departing from the principles and spirit of the utility model, the scope of which is defined in the appended claims and their equivalents.

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1. A continuous laser auxiliary heat pulse MIG welding device is characterized in that: the welding device comprises an MIG welding gun and a welding laser head, wherein the welding laser head is arranged at the end part of a welding robot;
the end part of the welding robot comprises a wedge block, the wedge block is in sliding connection with the welding robot through a sliding rail, a rotary bearing is arranged on the wedge block, and the rotary bearing is connected with a welding laser head;
the wedge block slides through the end part of the slide rail and the welding robot and is used for adjusting the height distance between the welding laser head and a workpiece, and the welding laser head rotates left and right on the wedge block through a rotating bearing and is used for adjusting the angle of the welding laser head.
2. The continuous laser assisted heat pulse MIG welding apparatus of claim 1, wherein: the welding robot is a 6-axis robot.
3. A continuous laser assisted heat pulse MIG welding apparatus according to claim 2, wherein: the MIG welding gun is fixedly arranged at the end part of the 6-axis robot.
4. A continuous laser assisted heat pulse MIG welding apparatus according to claim 3, wherein: the total mass of the wedge block, the bearing, the sliding rail and the welding laser head is less than or equal to 90% of the 6-axis load of the robot.
5. The continuous laser assisted thermal pulse MIG welding apparatus of claim 4, wherein: the rotation amplitude of the rotary bearing limit welding laser head is 30 degrees respectively in the left-right direction.
6. The continuous laser assisted thermal pulse MIG welding apparatus of claim 5, wherein: the wedge blocks slide up and down by +/-20 mm through the sliding rail path of the sliding rail.
7. The continuous laser assisted heat pulse MIG welding apparatus of claim 1, wherein: the angle interval between the laser head and the workpiece is as follows: 60-120 deg. and 60-90 deg. of welding gun inclination angle.
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