JPS5930473A - Arc welding method - Google Patents

Arc welding method

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JPS5930473A
JPS5930473A JP14081082A JP14081082A JPS5930473A JP S5930473 A JPS5930473 A JP S5930473A JP 14081082 A JP14081082 A JP 14081082A JP 14081082 A JP14081082 A JP 14081082A JP S5930473 A JPS5930473 A JP S5930473A
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Hisaaki Yokota
横田 久昭
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Kobe Steel Ltd
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B23MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B23KSOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
    • B23K9/00Arc welding or cutting
    • B23K9/32Accessories
    • B23K9/324Devices for supplying or evacuating a shielding or a welding powder, e.g. a magnetic powder

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To execute arc welding with high performance, with high efficiency and at a low cost, by making a powder-particle-like flux adhere to th outside circumference of a welding wire by electrostatic attraction, supplying it to an arc generating part, and executing the welding. CONSTITUTION:A welding wire 1 is fed continuously in the direction of a base metal 3 through a guide 4 and an electrifying chip 5, also a flux F is supplied into a collecting box 6 by carrier gas from a feed pipe 8, and arc welding is executed. The flux F supplied to the collecting box 6 is impressed electrostatically by an electrostaic impressing part 10, and is collected in the lower part of the box 6 successively. There is a potential difference between the wire 1 passing through this box and the base metal 3, therefore, the flux F adheres almost uniformly to the outside circumference of the wire 1 by static electricity, and is supplied continuously together with the wire 1 in the direction of the base metal 3. In this way, gas is generated by welding heat of the flux F, also a slag is generated, and welding being same as a covered electrode is executed.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明はアーク溶接方法に関し、殊にソリッドワイヤを
用いるアーク溶接に肢覆アークm接棒の有する特徴を利
合わせ、曖れた溶接作某性と継手性、能を得ることので
きる方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an arc welding method, and in particular to arc welding using solid wire, by taking advantage of the characteristics of a covered arc m welding rod, and improving the vague welding workability, jointability, and performance. It's about how you can get it.

被覆アーク溶接では、金属心細の外周に脱酸剤、アーク
安定剤、ガス発生が1等を含むフラックスの被覆された
m覆アーク溶接棒が使用されておシ。
In covered arc welding, a covered arc welding rod is used, the outer periphery of which is coated with a flux containing a deoxidizing agent, an arc stabilizer, and a gas generator.

太う〔中で溶接を行なった場合で本発生ガスによるシー
ルド効果及び生成スラグの表面保護効果によシ、良好な
溶接部が確保できる様に配慮されていた。ところが溶接
能率向上の要Fi#が高まるにつれて被覆アーク溶接の
利用頻度は少なくなシ、これに代わつ゛(ソリッドワイ
ヤを連続的に送給しながら行なう自mry、は半自動溶
接法力5主流を占める様になってきた。この場合、アー
ク発生部を大気がら鵡断する必要があって、粉粒状フラ
ックスでアーク発生部を傷って溶接を行なう潜弧m接法
1:ともか(とじて、従来の被覆アーク溶接棒自体の改
−良、+1+1ち同密接棒におけるフラックスの作用ヲ
他に代昌゛さぜるべ(挿々の方法が提案されている。
When welding was carried out in a thick weld, consideration was given to ensuring a good weld due to the shielding effect of the generated gas and the surface protection effect of the generated slag. However, as the Fi# required to improve welding efficiency increases, coated arc welding is less frequently used, and instead, semi-automatic welding, which is performed while continuously feeding a solid wire, seems to be the mainstream. In this case, it is necessary to completely cut the arc generating part from the atmosphere, and welding is performed by damaging the arc generating part with powdered flux. In addition to improving the coated arc welding rod itself, and improving the flux action on the +1+1 close contact rod, various methods have been proposed.

その1つはi’ I G溶接の考えに基づくガスシール
ドアーク/i餐接法であシ、炭酸ガスやアルゴンガス等
をアーク♀f囲貿へ供給【7て大啜がらシールドする1
、ところがこの方法では、アーク発生部や溶融金属をガ
スのみでシールドしている為風の影脅を受は易く、また
被損アーク溶接棒の様に溶鵬金属を保護するスラグが生
成しないので、ビード形4kに問題があシ且りビード表
m1の酸化劣化も古しbo一方他の方法としてW駄ワイ
ヤの内部に、前記フラックスを充填した所謂複合ワイヤ
を用因る方法がある。しかしながらこの方法では外周+
+111に金属が霧出しているので、アーク発生部や溶
t、軸金属を大蔵から十分にシールドすることができず
、溶接部の性能は劣悪である。この為シールドガス果を
品めるべ(アーク発生部にシールドガスを供給する、言
ワケフタツクスシールドガス1)[用法が採用さえして
いるが、それでも被覆アーク溶接棒で得た溶接部と15
1等以上の性能を得ることは固唾である。1しかも複合
ワイヤはソリッドワイヤに比べて1pν法が極d〕て煩
雑であシ、al、ll #コストが大幅にアップすると
いう問題もある。更に米国特許第2.82(1,187
号、同TV、 2.805,828号、同第2.929
.910号・、などに見られるように、ソリッドワイヤ
の送給薊稈でその外周に(重性粉粒体を電磁力により伺
着させてアーク発生部へ供給する方法も提案されている
が、この方法で付着させることができる約1i7体は磁
性を有する金属1i15分に限られるので、合舎1ik
分の使用により、溶接金属の成分++btl整を行ない
得るに止まり、11(述のよりな力υ壁用フラックスと
同等の効果(特にシールド効果および溶絹1金属保護効
果)は期待し?8べくもない。
One is the gas-shielded arc/i-metal welding method based on the idea of i' IG welding, which supplies carbon dioxide gas, argon gas, etc. to the arc
However, with this method, the arc generation area and molten metal are shielded only by gas, so they are easily affected by the effects of wind, and slag that protects the molten metal is not generated, as is the case with damaged arc welding rods. However, there is a problem with the bead shape 4k and the bead surface m1 is deteriorated by oxidation.On the other hand, another method is to use a so-called composite wire filled with the above-mentioned flux inside the double wire. However, in this method, the outer circumference +
Since metal is coming out at +111, it is not possible to sufficiently shield the arc generation part, molten metal, and shaft metal from the metal, and the performance of the welded part is poor. For this reason, it is necessary to supply a shielding gas (supplying shielding gas to the arc generating area, so-called futakushishielding gas 1) [Although the usage is even adopted, it is still the same as the welded part obtained with a coated arc welding rod. 15
Achieving a performance of first class or higher is a matter of determination. 1 Moreover, the 1pν method for composite wires is much more complicated than for solid wires, and there is also the problem that the cost increases significantly. Additionally, U.S. Patent No. 2.82 (1,187
No., TV No. 2.805,828, No. 2.929
.. No. 910, etc., a method has also been proposed in which a solid wire feed culm is used to attach heavy powder to the outer periphery of the solid wire by electromagnetic force and to supply it to the arc generating part. Approximately 17 objects that can be attached using this method are limited to magnetic metals 15 minutes, so
The use of 11 minutes can only adjust the composition of the weld metal + btl, and it is expected that the same effect (especially shielding effect and molten silk 1 metal protection effect) as the above-mentioned higher force υ wall flux can be expected. Nor.

本発明者は上げ己の槌な事111 VCH目し、被覆ア
ーク溶接棒に匹敵する溶接性能と溶接ワイヤに匹敵する
高能率・低コスト溶接を同時に満足し得る様なアーク溶
接法を提供しようとして鋭、0、研究を値めてきた1、
本発明は仁うした研究の結果党成されたものであって、
その構成は、溶接ワイヤを溶接  。
The inventor of the present invention aimed at achieving 111 VCH, and attempted to provide an arc welding method that can simultaneously satisfy welding performance comparable to coated arc welding rods and high efficiency and low cost welding comparable to welding wires. Sharp, 0, has valued research 1,
The present invention was developed as a result of extensive research, and
Its composition is welding wire.

部へ連続的に供給しながらアーク溶接を行なうに当シ、
前記溶接ワイヤの外周に粉粒状フラックスを静電引力に
よシ付霞させてアーク発生部へ供給するところに要旨が
存在する。
When performing arc welding while continuously supplying
The gist lies in that powdery flux is applied to the outer periphery of the welding wire by electrostatic attraction and then supplied to the arc generating part.

ガス発生剤、スワブ形nlZ剤、アーク安定剤等を含む
粉へ′r状フラックスは殆んど磁性を有しておら・1゛
胴つ;ly ’lLI′性も殆んど有していないので、
前記米1−jil特r「に開示さitたイ羊な電磁力で
溶接ワイヤの表面に付着さ−Pることは不FJ能である
が1反面帯)1f。
The powder containing gas generating agent, swab-type NLZ agent, arc stabilizer, etc.'r-shaped flux has almost no magnetic property; So,
It is impossible for the welding wire to adhere to the surface of the welding wire due to the electromagnetic force disclosed in the above-mentioned US 1-Jil Specification.

性&:j: I’u tL、−rおり、これに静電−℃
をイ]ケ、しで溶接ワイヤの外)AllMIIへ配置1
イしておくと、粉粒状フラックス(rJ−解7!−引力
によってワイヤの外周へ容易にしかもl!f、 Lt’
均一な厚さで481着する。本発明はかかる知見を本発
明の目的達成手段として有効に活用したものであり、以
下更が1例を示す同曲によりながら本発明の構成及び作
用効果を具体的に説明するが、図は代表例であって本発
明を限定する性質のものではなく、浴接トーチの具体的
な1〆I成や溶接ワイヤの送給機構等あるいは粉粒状フ
ラックスの帯電方法や供給方法等を適当に変更して′5
1.i旙することはすべて本発明の技術的範囲に含まれ
る。
+:j: I'u tL, -r, and electrostatic -℃
Place the outside of the welding wire) on All MII 1
If the powder flux (rJ-Solution 7!--attractive force is applied to the outer periphery of the wire),
481 pieces with uniform thickness. The present invention effectively utilizes such knowledge as a means for achieving the object of the present invention, and the configuration and effects of the present invention will be specifically explained below using the same song that shows one example, but the figures are representative. This is an example and does not limit the present invention, and the specific structure of the welding torch, the welding wire feeding mechanism, the charging method and supply method of the powder flux, etc. may be changed as appropriate. Te'5
1. Everything that is done today is within the technical scope of the present invention.

第1図は本発明のW雄側を示す(1〃略縦断面説明図で
あシ、図中1は溶接ワイヤ、2は溶接トーチ、8は母材
を示し、溶接ワイヤ1はペイlし容器にIIM納されあ
るいはスプール・セコイ2し巻ワイヤとして準litさ
れ、適当な送給機構によシ連続的に送られてぐる。溶接
トーチ2はワイヤガイド4及び通電チップ5の外周側に
フラックス滞留ボックス6を配置してなシ、その下端に
り、ワイヤ1の通過を肝し且つワイヤl外周との間に適
度の隙間を形成する通過孔7が設けられると共に、上方
適所にはフラックス供給管8が接続され、更にその中間
部適所にVよ静電印加部10が設けられる。また滞留4
(ツクス6の下方部壁は全周若しくは部分的に多孔壁9
とし、後述する様にフラックス送給用キャリヤガスが順
次滞留ボックス6外へ流出する様にしている。この装賄
を用いて本発明のアーク溶接法を実施するに当ってシ」
:、溶接ワイヤーを常法に従ってワイヤガイド4及び通
電チップ5を通して母材8方向へ連続的に送給すると共
に、供給管8から窒素や空気等のキャリヤガスによシフ
ワックスFを滞留ボックス6内へ供給しな力(らアーク
溶接を行なう。
Fig. 1 shows the W male side of the present invention. The wire is stored as an IIM in a container or semi-lit as a spool and two coils of wire, and is continuously fed by an appropriate feeding mechanism. The retention box 6 is not disposed, and a passage hole 7 is provided at its lower end to allow the passage of the wire 1 and to form an appropriate gap between the wire 1 and the outer periphery of the wire 1, and a flux supply hole 7 is provided at an appropriate upper position. A tube 8 is connected to the tube 8, and an electrostatic voltage applying section 10 is provided at a suitable intermediate portion thereof.
(The lower wall of the Tux 6 has a porous wall 9 all around or partially.
As will be described later, the carrier gas for flux feeding is made to flow out of the retention box 6 one after another. When carrying out the arc welding method of the present invention using this
: Continuously feed the welding wire in the direction of the base metal 8 through the wire guide 4 and the current-carrying tip 5 according to the conventional method, and at the same time send the sif wax F into the retention box 6 from the supply pipe 8 using a carrier gas such as nitrogen or air. Perform arc welding using the supplied force.

滞留ボックス6内−1供給嘔れたフラックスF l−J
:ゼ 静電、[・11加部10を通過するjlめ稈で静電気が
印加さtし、IIIF1次ボックス6の下方に滞留する
が、この滞留部をj1n過し1I(1過孔7から送給さ
れるワイヤーにヤl L7)7位差を有して“るので・
1へ1気の1“IJ加されたフラックスFは静電引力に
よってワイヤーの外周にほぼ均一な厚さで付着し、ワイ
ヤーと共に母材B方向へ連続的に供給される1、従って
溶接トーチ2から送υ出されるワイヤーは、被覆アーク
溶接棒と同様外周にフラックスFを被覆した形鮮を有し
ておシ、フラックスFは溶接熱によってガスを発生−ノ
ーると共にスラグを生成するので、シールド効果及び溶
串金属保軸効果を破覆アーク溶接枠並みに高めることが
できる。しかも従来の被覆アーク溶接棒では、フラック
スの混練・被覆工程で使)IIされる水分−A(製品中
に少爪婉存しており、これによシ浴接割れ等の溶接欠陥
を賠〈ことが指摘されていたが、木id明では上吊1の
掻に紹1乾4A′弗のフラックスFを静電量1カにより
イ1屏さゼる方法であるから、水分混入によるijl 
1.41;の師な溶接欠陥tよ一切生じない。しかもフ
ラックスFの成分組成は、粉粒状11+を料の成分配合
を変り!するだけで部用にmril整することができ、
適用する/−+f材の種類やに1ト〒形状等に応じたフ
ワックス組I;ρのi11!、1整が答、枯であるので
、n¥撮イA料の舒i拍を大111/^シ?−少なくず
、3)ことができ、材料の慄γす・、化も+i’l能に
なる。(:rJフワックスFを構成する成分は、前述の
様にガス発生剤、スワブ生成剤、アーク安定剤等を主h
12分とするが、必要により鉄粉や合金粉等を配合する
こともてきる。但し鉄粉等の磁性金属粉を併用する場合
、その配合量はフラックス全量中80重量係程度以下に
抑えるととが8Iまれる。その理由は、フラックス中の
磁性粉量≠;多すぎると、フラッグスF&乙イリ「角印
加した静η1気がアースされて消減し、ワイヤ表1mに
(−J’ i’r I、[なくなるからである5)シか
し磁性新局が30.iif量係程度以[であれば、これ
を他の非磁性無機原料ねと均一に混合してお(ことによ
って、アースによる^i′I電気の消滅は無視し得る程
度に抑えられる。
Retention box 6 inside-1 supplied flux F l-J
:Ze static electricity, [・11 Static electricity is applied in the first culm passing through the addition part 10, and it stays below the IIIF primary box 6. Since there is a difference of 7 points in the wire being fed,
The flux F, which has been added to the welding torch 2, adheres to the outer periphery of the wire with a substantially uniform thickness due to electrostatic attraction, and is continuously supplied together with the wire in the direction of the base material B. Therefore, the flux F is applied to the welding torch 2. The wire sent out from the shield has a shape coated with flux F on its outer periphery, similar to a coated arc welding rod. The effect and molten metal axis retention effect can be improved to the same level as that of a broken arc welding frame.Furthermore, with conventional coated arc welding rods, the amount of water (A) used in the flux kneading and coating process (used in the flux kneading and coating process) is It has been pointed out that this method can be used to repair welding defects such as cracks in the welding bath, but in the wood ID Ming, a flux F of 1 dry 4A' was applied to the upper suspension 1 with an electrostatic amount. Since it is a method of folding 1 layer by 1 force, it is difficult to avoid water contamination due to water contamination.
1.41; No welding defects occur at all. What's more, the ingredient composition of Flux F is different from that of powdered 11+! You can adjust the MRIL for the club by just doing this.
Applicable/-+f material type and 1 to 〒Fuwax group I according to shape, etc.; ρ i11! , since the answer is 1, it is dry, so the n ¥ shooting and A fee's 舒i beat is 111/^ shi? - At least 3), and the material's frightening effect can also be improved. (As mentioned above, the components that make up JF Wax F mainly include gas generating agents, swab generating agents, arc stabilizers, etc.)
The heating time is 12 minutes, but iron powder, alloy powder, etc. may be added if necessary. However, when magnetic metal powder such as iron powder is used in combination, the amount thereof should be kept to about 80% by weight or less based on the total amount of flux. The reason is that if the amount of magnetic powder in the flux is too large, the static η1 applied to the flags 5) If the new magnetic material is more than 30.iif quantity coefficient, it should be mixed uniformly with other non-magnetic inorganic raw materials (by which the electric The disappearance of is suppressed to a negligible level.

ちなみに下記のτぜ験例t、1:第1181に示した方
法に準じてアーク溶接を行なった例を示したものであ0 1゛II接ワイヤ;軟’tH%  1.2 mrnφ(
JIS YCWI )浴接冬作: 28OA−24V フワツクス二石灰石、螢石等の無機粉体80小t%、 
pe−si、F’e −Mn  等の舎属粉20重量係 ギヤリヤガス:突気 静電量(=!1 &件: 70 KW 上記の条件でG Qlcg級篩’i1%力鋼の溶接を行
なったところ、フラックスはワイヤ外周に約0.15 
mmの厚さで均一に(”J’ Hしつつ溶接部へ供給さ
れることが確認された。そして?lられたm接金属の機
械強用”tJ、被覆′r−り溶接棒を用いて出たものと
比べて全く1色がなく、iた通常のガスシールドアーク
溶接法で得たものに比べて溶込み形状及びビード表面性
状は良好であυ、溶接作梨中の風による影喬も受けψ1
Fいことが確認された1、シかも被接アーク溶接棒の場
合にみられるm接4″イ料中の含有水分に起因する溶接
部割れも全く屏?められなかった、ところで上記のアー
クltl接法の場合、〕7ツクヌをワイヤ外I〆dに付
値させながらアーク発生Ffjfへ供給して行く方法で
あるから、fIIJ f%tアーク溶接溶接場合と同様
溶接ヒユームが発生するという問題があり、本発明では
溶接能率が向上する分だけ溶接ヒユーム発生爪゛も増大
することが懸念される。
By the way, the following τ welding test example t, 1: shows an example in which arc welding was performed according to the method shown in No. 1181.
JIS YCWI) Bath winter crop: 28OA-24V 80 small t% of inorganic powder such as limestone and fluorite,
pe-si, F'e-Mn, etc. powder 20 weight ratio gear rear gas: Sudden electrostatic charge (=!1 & case: 70 KW Welding of G Qlcg class sieve'i1% force steel was carried out under the above conditions. However, the flux is about 0.15 on the outer periphery of the wire.
It was confirmed that the welding area was uniformly supplied to the welding part with a thickness of mm (mm). Compared to those obtained by conventional gas-shielded arc welding, there was no color at all, and the penetration shape and bead surface properties were better than those obtained by normal gas-shielded arc welding. Qiao also receives ψ1
1. Weld cracks caused by moisture content in the welding metal 4" metal, which are observed in the case of welded arc welding rods, were not observed at all. By the way, the above-mentioned arc In the case of the ltl welding method, since the method is to supply the arc generating Ffjf while assigning a value to I〆d outside the wire, there is the problem that welding fumes are generated as in the case of fIIJ f%t arc welding. Therefore, in the present invention, there is a concern that the number of welding fume generation increases as the welding efficiency improves.

しかしながらこうした開明は、例えば第2図に示す様な
方法を採用することによって解消することができる。即
ち第2図に示した溶接トーチ2の基本的な構成は第1図
の例と殆んど同じであるが、フラックス滞留ボックス6
0下面に多孔壁9を設けてキャリヤガスの流れを母相8
方向へ指向させると共に、その下縁を下向きに延長して
キャリヤガスガイド11を形成している。そして溶接を
行なうに当ってυ5.キャリヤガスとして炭酸ガス。
However, this problem can be overcome by adopting a method as shown in FIG. 2, for example. That is, the basic configuration of the welding torch 2 shown in FIG. 2 is almost the same as the example shown in FIG.
A porous wall 9 is provided on the lower surface of 0 to direct the flow of carrier gas to the matrix 8.
The carrier gas guide 11 is formed by extending the lower edge downwardly. And when welding, υ5. Carbon dioxide as carrier gas.

アルゴン、ヘリウム等一般のガスシールドアーク溶接で
使用するシールドガスを使用すると共に、静Vに印加部
9でフラックスFに印加する静電量を若干小さめに抑え
でワイヤ1へのフラックス付祷魚を抑え気味にして溶接
を行なう。その結果ガス発生剤の減少によってシールド
不足気味になるが、この不足分は滞留ボックス6の下部
多孔壁10を通過してl(t 4.J方向へ噴出するギ
ヤリヤガス(シールドガス)によって十分に袖なわれる
ので、シールド不ノ(Lの1111題は−UIJ生しな
い。しかもフラックスFの供給値は相当低減することが
できるので、フラックスFの熱分解に起因する溶接ヒユ
ームの発生量も大幅に抑えられ、作条環境悪化の間萌も
防止できる。
In addition to using a shielding gas such as argon, helium, etc. used in general gas-shielded arc welding, the amount of static electricity applied to the flux F by the applying part 9 to the static V is suppressed to a slightly smaller value, thereby suppressing flux attachment to the wire 1. Weld carefully. As a result, the shielding becomes insufficient due to the decrease in the gas generating agent, but this shortage is sufficiently covered by the gear rear gas (shielding gas) that passes through the lower porous wall 10 of the retention box 6 and is ejected in the l(t4.J direction). Therefore, the amount of welding fume generated due to the thermal decomposition of flux F can be greatly reduced, since the supply value of flux F can be considerably reduced. This also prevents sprouting during deterioration of the cropping environment.

本発明は例えば上記の様な装置をJtJいて実施される
が、溶接ト−f等の具体的な構成Q、J、溶接継手のt
r−>状等に1,1\じて任懇に変更することができる
The present invention is carried out using, for example, the above-mentioned apparatus, but the specific configurations Q and J of the welding toe, etc., and the t of the welded joint are
It can be changed arbitrarily by 1,1\, etc.

また図では、ドーグ一部分に静電印加1!6を設け?j
iシ留ボックス内でフラックスに静電気を1コ1ノ加す
る例を示したが、この他、予め静電気を印加したフラッ
クスを滞留ボックス内へ供給することもiiJ能である
Also, in the figure, static electricity application 1!6 is provided in a part of the dog? j
Although an example has been shown in which static electricity is added one by one to the flux in the retention box, it is also possible to supply flux to which static electricity has been applied in advance into the retention box.

本発明は(既略以上の様に構成されておシ、粉粒状フワ
ックスを静電引力によっでワイヤタ)周に何着させなが
らアーク溶接を行なうことにより、被覆アーク溶接棒に
よって得られる優れた溶接性能と、溶接ワイヤによって
農られる優れた溶接能率を同1時に確保し得ることにな
った。
The present invention (constructed as described above) is capable of achieving superior properties using a coated arc welding rod by performing arc welding while attaching powdered fuwax to the circumference of the wire by electrostatic attraction. This makes it possible to simultaneously secure welding performance and the excellent welding efficiency achieved by the welding wire.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1.21メ1は本発明の実施例を示す籾!、略縦断面
説明図である。 l・・・溶接ワイヤ   2・・・溶接トーチ8・・・
母材      4・・・ワイヤガイド5・・・通電チ
ップ 6・・・フヲツクス?I留ボックス 9・・・静電印加部   IO・・・多R4檗出願人 
 株式会社伸戸諌鋼lit
No. 1.21 Me 1 shows paddy according to an embodiment of the present invention! , is a schematic vertical cross-sectional explanatory diagram. l...Welding wire 2...Welding torch 8...
Base material 4...Wire guide 5...Electricity tip 6...Fox? I box 9...Electrostatic application section IO...TaR4bo Applicant
Shinto Isakko lit Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] Oim接ワイヤをr#接部へ連続的に供給しながらアー
ク溶接をイ゛Jなうに当シ、 ii、+記溶接ワイヤの
外周に粉f)γ状フヲツクスを静電引力によυイで1着
させつつアーク発生部へ供給することを@徴とするア〜
り溶接方法、7
While arc welding is performed while continuously supplying the Oim welding wire to the r# welding part, ii, γ-shaped powder f) is applied to the outer periphery of the welding wire marked + by electrostatic attraction. A~ whose @ characteristic is to supply it to the arc generating part while attaching it to the arc generator.
Welding method, 7
JP14081082A 1982-08-12 1982-08-12 Arc welding method Pending JPS5930473A (en)

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Country Link
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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
EP2164670A4 (en) * 2007-05-11 2017-01-25 Esab AB Device and method for powder handling for welding apparatus

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
EP2164670A4 (en) * 2007-05-11 2017-01-25 Esab AB Device and method for powder handling for welding apparatus

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