JPS6289577A - Mig welding method - Google Patents

Mig welding method

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JPS6289577A
JPS6289577A JP22933985A JP22933985A JPS6289577A JP S6289577 A JPS6289577 A JP S6289577A JP 22933985 A JP22933985 A JP 22933985A JP 22933985 A JP22933985 A JP 22933985A JP S6289577 A JPS6289577 A JP S6289577A
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mig welding
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molten pool
arc
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Yoshio Imajima
今島 義夫
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Toshiba Corp
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PURPOSE:To increase the joining strength by supplying the component which evaporates in case of MIG welding by dipping the component adjusting material in a molten pool. CONSTITUTION:The component adjusting material 3 which moves horizontally with a MIG welding wire 2 is held at the upper part of the joining part 1a of a base metal 1. A molten pool 5 is formed with the tip 2a of the wire 2 being melted when an arc 4 is generated by approaching the wire 2 to the joining part 1a. In this case, the component adjusting material 3 which is melted with the arc heat comes into the molten pool 5 to supply one part of the compo nent having evaporated in the atmosphere. Consequently the effective component inside the molten pool 5 is secured properly and a bead 6 is formed. In this way, the component evaporating with the arc heat is supplied effectively by the component adjusting material 3 and the bead 6 of uniform component is formed as well with the molten pool 5 being stirred by the force and convective action of the arc 4. Consequently the joining strength is increased.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の技術分野〕 本発明は、接合される母材(ワーク)をミグ溶接ワイV
と成分調整ワイヤで溶着金属の成分を調整しながら溶接
するミグ(HiG )溶接方法に関する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention provides a method for welding base materials (workpieces) to be joined by MIG welding wire V.
The present invention relates to a MIG (HiG) welding method in which welding is performed while adjusting the composition of the weld metal using a composition adjustment wire.

〔発明の技術向背1Hとその問題点〕 一般に、ミグ溶接方法は、各母材の接合部に電極を兼ね
たミグ溶接ワイX7(棒)でアークを発しながら、ワイ
ヤを溶解しながら接合するようになっている。又、溶接
時、アークがミグ溶接ワイヤから発すると、このミグ溶
接ワイr+、:流れる電流によるジュール熱とアーク熱
とにより、ミグ溶接ワイヤの先端が溶融し、この溶融し
た溶滴が、ワークとしての1も月の接合部へ移行して溶
接するようにムっでいる。この場合、上記ミグ溶接ワイ
ヤの溶滴は、アーク熱にさらされるため、溶滴内の一部
の成分は、人気中に蒸発して消失し、母材の接合部に凝
固した溶着金属は、ミグ溶接ワイψによる正常(基準)
成分から変化した革なる成分のものとなっている。
[Technical direction 1H of the invention and its problems] In general, the MIG welding method uses a MIG welding wire X7 (rod) that also serves as an electrode to emit an arc at the joining part of each base material, and joins the wires while melting them. It has become. Also, when an arc is emitted from the MIG welding wire during welding, the tip of the MIG welding wire melts due to the Joule heat and arc heat caused by the flowing current, and the molten droplets form a workpiece. 1 also seems to be moving to the moon joint and welding. In this case, since the droplets of the MIG welding wire are exposed to arc heat, some of the components in the droplets evaporate and disappear, and the weld metal that solidifies at the joint of the base metal is Normal (standard) by MIG welding wire ψ
It is made of a leather ingredient that has changed from its ingredients.

このようにミグ溶接ワイヤは、消失成分を予め予測して
調整しな(プればならないけれどb、アーク熱は、電流
に大きく影響されるため、アーク熱にJ:る成分に1失
聞は、溶接電流によって変化し、溶接金属成分の溶接条
件により差異を生じ、これを予め予測して調整すること
は困難である。
In this way, when using MIG welding wire, it is necessary to predict and adjust the dissipated component in advance. , it changes depending on the welding current, and differences occur depending on the welding conditions of the weld metal components, and it is difficult to predict and adjust this in advance.

又一方、ミグ溶接方法は、このミグ溶接ワイヤの成分を
調整する際に、アーク熱による蒸発消耗10失分を、予
め余分に含有させておくことも考えられるけれども、合
金質の場合、予め、多く含有させておきたくてb1固溶
限度の小ざい金属の場合、本来、必要とする成分比の合
金が作れない欠点があり、これをそのま1、ミグ溶接手
段として利用しても、その接合部は、溶接強度上、有効
適切に接合しないおそれがある。
On the other hand, in the MIG welding method, when adjusting the composition of the MIG welding wire, it may be considered to include in advance 10 evaporation loss due to arc heat, but in the case of alloy material, in advance, In the case of a small metal with a B1 solid solubility limit that you want to contain in a large amount, there is a drawback that it is not possible to create an alloy with the required component ratio. The joint may not be properly joined due to welding strength.

即ち、例えば、lnを含むミグ溶接ワイilによる場合
、アーク発生点としてのミグ溶接ワイヤの先端から、蒸
発し易いZoによる蒸気が激しく発生し、溶接時のアー
クの安定性を乱し、母材の接合部のビード形成を損い溶
接欠陥を生じるおそれがある。
That is, for example, when using a MIG welding wire containing ln, vapor from the easily evaporated Zo is generated violently from the tip of the MIG welding wire as an arc generation point, disturbing the stability of the arc during welding, and damaging the base metal. This may impair bead formation at the joint and cause weld defects.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明は、上述した事情に鑑みてなされたものであって
、ミグ溶接の際に蒸発する成分をと−ドを成形する溶融
池に補給しながら、母材の接合部に対し、適正な有効成
分を有する溶接を施し、併せて、接合強電の向上を図る
ことを目的とするミグ溶接方法を提供するものである。
The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and supplies the components that evaporate during MIG welding to the molten pool used to form the rod, while providing an appropriate effect on the joints of the base metals. The present invention provides a MIG welding method that performs welding with a certain amount of chemical components and also aims to improve the high electrical strength of the joint.

〔発明の概要〕[Summary of the invention]

本発明は、各母材の接合部に対し、電極を兼ねるミグ溶
接ワイヤを近づけてアークを発生さけて溶融池を形成し
ながら、ミグ溶接の際に蒸発する成分を成分調整材によ
って上記溶融池に補給して適正な有効成分のミグ溶接を
施して接合強度の向上を図るようにしたちのである。
In the present invention, a MIG welding wire that also serves as an electrode is brought close to the joint of each base material to avoid generating an arc and form a molten pool, and the components that evaporate during MIG welding are removed from the molten pool using a composition adjusting material. In order to improve the joint strength, MIG welding with the appropriate active ingredients was carried out.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

以下、本発明の一実施例を図面を参照して説明する。 Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

第1図において、符号1は、接合させる各母材であって
、この接合される各母材1の接合部1aの直上には、ミ
グ溶接ワイ1フ(溶接棒ともいう)2が、上記EJ月1
の接合部1aに対して水平に移動し得るようになってい
る。又、上記ミグ溶接ワイV2に近接した位置には、例
えば、細線をなす成分調整材(ワイヤ)3が上記ミグ溶
接ワイヤ2と共に水平に移動し得るように保持されてい
る。
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 indicates each base material to be joined, and a MIG welding wire 1 (also referred to as a welding rod) 2 is placed directly above the joint portion 1a of each base material 1 to be joined. EJ month 1
It is designed to be able to move horizontally with respect to the joint portion 1a. Further, at a position close to the MIG welding wire V2, for example, a component adjusting material (wire) 3 in the form of a thin wire is held so that it can move horizontally together with the MIG welding wire 2.

従って、今、母441の接合部1aに対してミグ溶接す
る場合、各母材1の接合部1aに対、し、電極を兼ねる
ミグ溶接ワイヤ2の先端部2aを近づtプて電流を流す
ことにより、このミグ溶接ワイV2の先端部2aと接合
部1aとの間にアーク4が発生し、このミグ溶接ワイV
2に流れる電流によるジュール熱とアーク熱とにより、
上記ミグ溶接ワイ−72の先端部2bが溶融し、この溶
融した溶滴が、アーク熱で加熱された母材1の溶接部1
aに滴下して溶融池5を形成すると共に、上記溶滴内の
一部の成分は、大気中に蒸発して消失するけれども、他
方、−り記溶融池5に浸漬してアーク熱で溶融する成分
調整材3は、大気中に蒸発した一部の成分を補給し、こ
れによって適正な有効成分を確保し、ビード6を形成り
るようになっている。
Therefore, when performing MIG welding on the joint 1a of the base material 441, the tip 2a of the MIG welding wire 2, which also serves as an electrode, is brought close to the joint 1a of each base material 1 and the current is applied. By flowing, an arc 4 is generated between the tip 2a of this MIG welding wire V2 and the joint portion 1a, and this MIG welding wire V
Due to the Joule heat and arc heat caused by the current flowing in 2,
The tip 2b of the MIG welding wire 72 is melted, and the molten droplets are transferred to the welded part 1 of the base material 1 heated by arc heat.
Although some of the components in the droplets evaporate into the atmosphere and disappear, they are immersed in the molten pool 5 and melted by arc heat. The component adjustment material 3 replenishes some of the components that have evaporated into the atmosphere, thereby ensuring an appropriate amount of active ingredients and forming beads 6.

次に、上記母材1をCu−Zn合金とし、ミグ溶接ワイ
V2を純銅どし、他方、成分調整材3を70とする場合
、上記ミグ溶接ワイヤ2によってアーク4を発生さUる
と、溶滴が接合部1aへ移行し、この過程では、純銅に
よる溶滴Cよ、比較的に蒸発しにくい材料であるから、
ごく一部の銅が蒸発するのみである。又一方、母材1が
わは、アーク4によって加熱されて溶、融池5を形成し
、蒸発し易い母材1のZnは、その一部を蒸発して消失
するけれども、前述したように、上記成分調整材3によ
って補給されると共に、アークによる力と対流作用によ
って撹拌され均一な成分に生成されて凝固する。
Next, when the base material 1 is made of Cu-Zn alloy, the MIG welding wire V2 is made of pure copper, and the composition adjustment material 3 is made of 70, when the arc 4 is generated by the MIG welding wire 2, The droplet moves to the joint 1a, and in this process, the droplet C is made of pure copper, which is a material that is relatively difficult to evaporate.
Only a small portion of the copper evaporates. On the other hand, the base material 1 is heated by the arc 4 and melts to form a molten pool 5, and the Zn of the base material 1, which easily evaporates, partially evaporates and disappears. , is replenished by the component adjusting material 3, and is stirred by the force of the arc and the convection action to produce uniform components and solidify.

なお、上記成分調整材3は、アーク4から充分に離れた
位置にあるので、アーク4ににる熱的影響を受けるおそ
れはなく、蒸発し易い成分でも損失するおそれは<1い
。又、上記成分調整材3の成分調整は、ミグ溶接ワイヤ
2と成分調!!!4113の供給聞を調整することによ
り行われている。
Note that since the component adjusting material 3 is located at a sufficient distance from the arc 4, there is no risk of being affected by the heat from the arc 4, and there is less risk of loss of components that are easily evaporated. In addition, the component adjustment of the component adjustment material 3 is the same as the MIG welding wire 2! ! ! This is done by adjusting the supply of 4113.

次に、第2図及び第3図に示される本発明の他の実施例
は、成分調整材2を2本の成分調整ワイヤにして、しか
も、溶接時、接合部1aに埋設し得るようにして溶接す
るようにし、これによって溶接強度の向上を図るように
したものである。
Next, in another embodiment of the present invention shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the composition adjustment material 2 is made into two composition adjustment wires, and moreover, it can be buried in the joint part 1a during welding. The welding is carried out using the same method, thereby improving the welding strength.

囚に、本発明による成分調整材2は、金属材によるワイ
ヤについて説明したけれども、本発明の要旨を変更しな
い範囲内で、例えば粉末金属や粉末セラミックのような
粉末非金属を使用するようにすることは自由である。
In particular, although the composition adjustment material 2 according to the present invention has been described as a wire made of a metal material, for example, a powdered non-metal such as a powdered metal or a powdered ceramic may be used within a range that does not change the gist of the present invention. That is freedom.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

以上述べたように本発明によれば、各母材1の接合部1
aに対し電極を兼ねるミグ溶接ワイヤ2を近づけてアー
ク4を発生させて溶融池5を形成しながら、ミグ溶接の
際に蒸発づる成分を成分調整材3によって上記溶融池5
に補給し得るようになっているので、正常な有効成分を
佑λたミグ溶接を施すことができると共に接合部1aの
接合強度の向上を図ることができる。
As described above, according to the present invention, the joint portion 1 of each base material 1
The MIG welding wire 2, which also serves as an electrode, is brought close to a to generate an arc 4 to form a molten pool 5, while the components that evaporate during MIG welding are removed by the composition adjusting material 3.
Therefore, it is possible to perform MIG welding without using normal active ingredients, and at the same time, it is possible to improve the joint strength of the joint portion 1a.

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

第1図は、本発明のミグ溶接方法を説明するための図、
第2図及び第3図は、本発明の他の実施例を示す各図で
ある。 1・・・母材、1a・・・接合部、2・・・ミグ溶接ミ
ツイヤ、3・・・成分調整材、4・・・アーク、5・・
・溶融池、6・・・ビード。
FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the MIG welding method of the present invention,
FIGS. 2 and 3 are diagrams showing other embodiments of the present invention. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Base metal, 1a... Joint part, 2... MIG welding Mitsuya, 3... Composition adjustment material, 4... Arc, 5...
- Molten pool, 6...bead.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、各母材の接合部に対し電極を兼ねるミグ溶接ワイヤ
を近づけてアークを発生させて溶融池を形成しながら、
ミグ溶接の際に蒸発する成分を成分調整材によって上記
溶融池に補給して適正な有効成分のミグ溶接を施すよう
にしたことを特徴とするミグ溶接方法。 2、成分調整材はワイヤ粉末金属若しくは粉末非金属で
構成したことを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項記載の
ミグ溶接方法。
[Claims] 1. A MIG welding wire that also serves as an electrode is brought close to the joint of each base material to generate an arc and form a molten pool, while
A MIG welding method characterized in that components that evaporate during MIG welding are replenished into the molten pool using a component adjusting material to perform MIG welding with appropriate effective components. 2. The MIG welding method according to claim 1, wherein the component adjusting material is made of wire powder metal or powder non-metal.
JP22933985A 1985-10-15 1985-10-15 Mig welding method Pending JPS6289577A (en)

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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0663754A (en) * 1992-08-20 1994-03-08 Hitachi Zosen Corp Gas shielded arc welding method
JPH0847774A (en) * 1994-08-02 1996-02-20 Komatsu Ltd Method for build up welding wear resistant layer, and wear resistant composite material using the method

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0663754A (en) * 1992-08-20 1994-03-08 Hitachi Zosen Corp Gas shielded arc welding method
JPH0847774A (en) * 1994-08-02 1996-02-20 Komatsu Ltd Method for build up welding wear resistant layer, and wear resistant composite material using the method

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