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- the present invention relates to a welding apparatus that performs welding using a shielding gas.
- Patent Document 1 As a welding apparatus equipped with a conventional welder, one having a valve for controlling the supply of shield gas in the welder is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- the gas regulator attached to the gas cylinder is opened to the maximum extent, or the gas flow rate required during welding varies, but the gas regulator is opened according to the required maximum gas flow rate, and the shielding gas is removed. Some of them were welded while being supplied.
- FIG. 8 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of a conventional welding apparatus and its peripheral devices.
- the welding machine 101 is connected to a welding torch 114 and a gas cylinder 105.
- the welding machine 1 is provided with a gas valve 102 that is a valve for controlling the supply of shield gas.
- the gas cylinder 105 is provided with a gas regulator 106 as a flow rate regulator for adjusting the flow rate of the shield gas.
- the flow rate of the shield gas is set by the gas regulator 106.
- a torch switch (not shown) provided on the welding torch 114 is pressed, a welding start signal is sent to the welding machine 101.
- the welding machine 101 that has received the welding start signal opens the gas valve 102, the shielding gas is supplied to the welding torch 114.
- gas valve 102 performs an operation of closing or opening, and does not have a function of opening only half, for example.
- the gas regulator 106 is set in accordance with the period during which the gas flow rate is the highest during the welding period. For this reason, a large amount of gas flows unnecessarily even during a welding period in which a very small amount of gas is used, resulting in wasted shielding gas.
- the present invention provides a welding apparatus that can prevent gas from protruding at the start of welding and suppress waste of shielding gas.
- the welding apparatus of the present invention is a welding apparatus having a welding machine in the middle of a shield gas supply path from a gas supply source to a welding torch.
- at least two valves including a first valve and a second valve are provided in series in the shield gas supply path, and the first valve is disposed on the side close to the welding torch, The second valve is disposed on the side close to the gas supply source.
- the first valve is opened, and after the first predetermined time has elapsed since the first valve is opened, The second valve is configured to be opened.
- This configuration can prevent gas from protruding at the start of welding and suppress waste of shielding gas.
- FIG. 1 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of a welding apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of the gas flow rate adjusting apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a schematic configuration of a main part of the welding apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an appearance of the welding machine according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of an operation unit of the welding machine according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a characteristic diagram showing the relationship between the welding current and the gas flow rate in the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a characteristic diagram showing the relationship between the welding current and the gas flow rate in the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of a conventional welding apparatus.
- FIG. 1 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of a welding apparatus and its peripheral devices in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of the gas flow rate adjusting device according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a schematic configuration of a main part of the welding apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- the welding machine 1 is connected to a welding torch 14 and a gas flow rate adjusting device 3.
- the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 is connected to a gas cylinder 5 as a gas supply source via a gas regulator 6.
- the welding device includes at least the welding machine 1 and the gas flow rate adjusting device 3.
- the pipe 5 a is a pipe that connects the gas cylinder 5 to the welding torch 14, and supplies a shielding gas from the gas cylinder 5 to the welding torch 14.
- the welding machine 1 is provided with a gas valve 2 as a first valve 2 for controlling the supply of shield gas.
- the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 is provided with a gas valve 4 as a second valve 4 for controlling the supply of shield gas.
- the gas cylinder 5 is provided with a gas regulator 6 as a flow rate regulator for adjusting the flow rate of the shield gas.
- the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 includes a gas valve 4 as a second valve 4 that controls the supply of shield gas, a control unit 7 that controls the gas flow rate adjusting device 3, and a flow rate of the shield gas. And a flow rate sensor 8 for measuring.
- the welding machine 1 includes a welding control unit 9 that controls the welding machine 1. Information is exchanged between the welding control unit 9 of the welding machine 1 and the control unit 7 of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 as indicated by an arrow 19.
- the welding machine 1 is configured to include a storage unit 16, a welding current setting unit 18, and a flow rate determining unit 17, as shown in FIG.
- the storage unit 16 stores a characteristic curve in which a quantitative relationship between the set welding current and the shield gas flow rate is associated.
- the welding current setting unit 18 sets a set welding current.
- the flow rate determination unit 17 determines the shield gas flow rate based on the set welding current set by the welding current setting unit 18 and the characteristic curve stored in the storage unit 16.
- the shield gas is synchronized with the set welding current, and the shield gas can be controlled automatically.
- the required shield gas flow rate differs between the high welding current region and the low welding current region. Therefore, when the welding current is low, the amount of shielding gas used is reduced, and the cost can be reduced by reducing wasteful shielding gas.
- the flow rate of the shielding gas is set by the gas regulator 6 provided in the gas cylinder 5.
- the shield gas flows from the gas cylinder 5 to the gas valve 4 of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 through the pipe 5a.
- the gas flow rate output value is set based on the welding current command value set in advance in the welding current setting unit 18 of the welding machine 1. It is determined. Specifically, the welding control unit 9 of the welding machine 1 stores the characteristics in which the welding current command value and the gas flow rate output value are associated with each other in the form of a table or a mathematical expression. And the welding control part 9 determines a gas flow rate output value based on the set welding current command value. That is, the welding control unit 9 determines the shield gas flow rate based on the function of the storage unit 16 that stores the characteristics in which the set welding current and the shield gas flow rate are associated with each other and the set welding current and the stored characteristics. The function of the determination unit 17 is provided. Then, the determined gas flow rate output value is sent to the control unit 7 of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3, and is sent from the control unit 7 to the gas valve 4.
- the signal is transmitted to the welding control unit 9 of the welding machine 1, and the welding control unit 9 controls the gas valve 2 to “open” the gas valve 2.
- the gas valve 2 performs only on-off and does not have a flow rate adjusting function.
- the welding control unit 9 has a time measuring function, measures the elapsed time after the gas valve 2 is “opened”, and elapses after a predetermined first predetermined time has elapsed since the “open” operation is performed. Then, a signal indicating that the first predetermined time has elapsed is transmitted as information to the control unit 7 of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3.
- the first predetermined time is, for example, about 10 msec to 100 msec.
- the control unit 7 that has received a signal indicating that the first predetermined time has elapsed from the welding control unit 9 controls the gas valve 4 to “open” the gas valve 4.
- the gas valve 4 has an on-off function and a flow rate adjustment function.
- the shield gas is supplied from the gas cylinder 5 to the welding torch 14.
- the gas valve 2 (first valve 2) of the welding machine 1, which is a gas valve close to the welding torch 14, is used. ) “Open”.
- the gas valve 4 (second valve 4) of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 which is the gas valve on the side close to the gas cylinder 5 is operated to “open”.
- the gas valve 4 is “opened” to prevent the gas valve 4 from being “opened” earlier than the gas valve 2. That is, for example, the supply pressure of the shield gas is reduced as compared with the case where the gas valve 2 and the gas valve 4 are simultaneously opened. This is because if the gas valve 4 is set to “open” after the gas valve 2 is set to “open”, the residual amount of shielding gas in the pipe 5a is reduced as described above when the gas valve 4 is set to “open”. is there. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the shielding gas from protruding from the pipe 5a.
- the first shield gas supply distance L1 from the gas valve 2 of the welding machine 1 to the welding torch 14 and the second shield gas supply distance from the gas valve 4 of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 to the welding torch 14 are also described.
- the second shield gas supply distance L2 is longer than L2.
- the shield gas supply distance in the conventional welding apparatus corresponds to the first shield gas supply distance L1
- the shield gas supply distance in the welding apparatus of the first embodiment corresponds to the second shield gas supply distance L2.
- the welder 1 may be used by being directly connected to the gas cylinder 5, and the gas valve 2 is provided inside in consideration of versatility.
- the welder 1 including the gas valve 2 is widely used.
- the welding apparatus of this Embodiment 1 is related with the welding apparatus provided with the welding machine 1 provided with such a gas valve 2.
- the welding apparatus according to the first embodiment is a welding apparatus having a welding machine in the middle of the shield gas supply path from the gas supply source 5 to the welding torch 14.
- at least two valves including the first valve 2 and the second valve 4 are provided in series in the shield gas supply path, and the first valve 2 is closer to the welding torch 14.
- the second valve 4 is arranged on the side close to the gas supply source 5.
- This configuration can prevent gas from protruding at the start of welding and suppress waste of shielding gas.
- a torch switch (not shown) of the welding torch 14 When a torch switch (not shown) of the welding torch 14 is turned off at the end of welding, a signal indicating that the welding torch 14 is turned off is input to the welding control unit 9 of the welding machine 1. Then, the welding control unit 9 sends this signal to the control unit 7 of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3. The control unit 7 that has received the signal from the welding control unit 9 controls the gas valve 4 of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 to perform a “closed” operation.
- the control unit 7 has a time measuring function, measures the elapsed time after the gas valve 4 is “closed”, and when a predetermined second predetermined time elapses after the “close” operation. Then, the fact that the second predetermined time has passed is transmitted to the welding control unit 9 of the welding machine 1.
- the second predetermined time is, for example, about 10 msec to 100 msec.
- the welding control unit 9 that has received a signal indicating that the second predetermined time has elapsed from the control unit 7 controls the gas valve 2 and causes the gas valve 2 to be “closed”.
- the gas valve 4 (second valve) of the gas flow rate adjusting apparatus 3 that is a gas valve close to the gas cylinder 5 is used.
- the valve 4 is closed.
- the welding apparatus according to the first embodiment causes the gas valve 2 (first valve 2) of the welding machine 1, which is a gas valve close to the welding torch 14, to be "closed".
- the shield gas having a pressure sufficiently higher than the atmospheric pressure is released from the welding torch 14 to the atmosphere without being confined in the pipe 5a from the gas valve 4 to the gas valve 2, and the pressure of the shield gas in the pipe 5a is Reduced to the same level as atmospheric pressure. Therefore, the shield gas remaining in the pipe 5a of the shield gas supply path from the gas valve 4 of the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 to the welding torch 14, that is, the residual amount of shield gas when converted to atmospheric pressure can be reduced. And by reducing the shield gas which remains in this way, it can contribute to suppression of the protrusion of the shield gas at the time of the next welding start. That is, the waste of shielding gas at the start of welding can be suppressed.
- the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 is provided between the welding machine 1 and the gas cylinder 5. And in the welding apparatus of this Embodiment 1, when supplying shielding gas to the welding torch 14, the gas valve 2 (1st valve 2) provided in the welding machine 1 is made “open", and after 1st predetermined time.
- the example which made the gas valve 4 (2nd valve 4) provided in the gas flow control apparatus 3 "open" was shown.
- the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 may be provided between the welding machine 1 and the welding torch 14.
- the gas valve 4 provided in the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 is provided as the first valve in the welding machine 1 after a first predetermined time after being “opened”.
- the gas valve 2 thus made is set to “open” as the second valve.
- At least two valves including a first valve and a second valve are provided in series in the shield gas supply path from the gas cylinder 5 to the welding torch 14.
- the first valve on the side close to the welding torch 14 is set to “open”, and after the first predetermined time has elapsed since this “opening”, the gas cylinder 5 is supplied.
- the second valve on the near side may be “open”.
- the second valve on the side close to the gas cylinder 5 is set to “closed”, and after this “closed”, a second predetermined time has elapsed.
- the second valve close to the welding torch 14 may be “closed”.
- the welding apparatus may further include a valve such as a gas valve other than the first valve and the second valve described above.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the welder.
- FIG. 5 is a front view illustrating a schematic configuration of an operation unit of the welding machine.
- FIG. 6 is a characteristic diagram showing the relationship between the welding current and the gas flow rate.
- FIG. 7 is a characteristic diagram showing the relationship between the welding current and the gas flow rate changed from the characteristics shown in FIG.
- the main difference between the welding apparatus of the second embodiment and the first embodiment is that the gas flow rate determined based on the set welding current command value can be changed, and the gas flow rate has been changed.
- the characteristic in which the welding current command value and the gas flow rate output value are associated with each other is changed.
- the welding machine 1 further includes an operation unit 15.
- the welding machine 1 includes a welding control unit 9 in the same manner as in the first embodiment, and includes a storage unit 16, a flow rate determination unit 17, and a welding current setting unit 18.
- the operation unit 15 includes a current setting button 10 as a part of the welding current setting unit 18, a gas flow rate setting button 11 as a part of the shield gas flow rate changing unit 20, and a display unit. 12 and a jog dial 13 are provided.
- the display unit 12 displays a welding current value, a gas flow rate value, and the like.
- the jog dial 13 changes the value of the welding current and the value of the gas flow rate.
- the welding current setting unit 18 and the flow rate changing unit 20 may be provided with a numeric keypad on the surface of the operation unit 15 for inputting a welding current value, a gas flow rate value, and the like.
- the welding machine 1 shown in FIG. 4 is configured to include the flow rate changing unit 20 that changes the shield gas flow rate determined by the flow rate determining unit 17.
- the shield gas flow volume with respect to setting welding current can be set freely. Therefore, the amount of shield gas used is reduced depending on the welding conditions, and further cost reduction is possible.
- the welding current is set. Then, the jog dial 13 is turned to adjust the welding current displayed on the display unit 12 to a value to be set.
- the welding current is set to the displayed value.
- the welding control unit 9 stores characteristics indicating the relationship between the current value of the welding current shown in FIG. 6 and the gas flow rate of the shielding gas in the storage unit 16 in advance as a table or a mathematical expression.
- FIG. 6 shows an example in which the characteristic is represented by a linear curve (straight line).
- the welding control unit 9 determines the gas flow rate based on this characteristic and the set current value of the welding current. The determined gas flow rate is displayed on the display unit 12.
- the gas flow rate is determined to be 4 L / min from FIG. A case where it is desired to change the gas flow rate to 1 L / min will be described.
- the gas flow rate is determined to be 4 L / min, and the set welding current value of 40 A and the gas flow rate value of 4 L / min are displayed on the display unit 12.
- the gas flow rate setting button 11 is pressed, the gas flow rate can be changed.
- the jog dial 13 is turned to adjust the gas flow rate displayed on the display unit 12 to a value to be set, here 1 L / min.
- a new gas flow rate is set as shown below.
- the welding machine 1 when the gas flow rate is changed as described above, the welding machine 1 according to the second embodiment creates a characteristic indicating a new relationship between the welding current and the gas flow rate based on the change, and the welding controller 9 It has a function of storing in the storage unit 16 and performing welding based on this new characteristic. Details will be described below.
- the welding control unit 9 creates new characteristics shown in FIG. 7 based on the changed value of the gas flow rate and the characteristics shown in FIG. Is stored in the storage unit 16 of the welding control unit 9.
- the position indicated by the welding current 40A and the changed gas flow rate 1 L / min is set as the second inflection point.
- a position where the welding current 20A smaller than the welding current 40A by 20A and the gas flow rate is 2 L / min is defined as a first inflection point.
- the position where the welding current larger than the welding current 40A by a predetermined value 20A is 60A and the gas flow rate is 6 L / min is defined as a third inflection point.
- a polygonal characteristic curve is created and stored in the storage unit 16 of the welding control unit 9 as the characteristic curve shown in FIG.
- the predetermined value 20A is an example and is not limited to this, and an appropriate value may be obtained and set in advance through experiments or the like. Further, the predetermined value may be different between the side where the welding current is reduced and the side where the welding current is increased.
- the gas flow rate is determined based on the new characteristic curve shown in FIG. 7 until a new set current is set or the gas flow rate is newly changed.
- the characteristic curve stored in the storage unit 16 is a linear curve
- the flow rate change unit 20 changes the shield gas flow rate
- the set welding current and the changed shield gas flow rate The position indicated by the relationship is the second inflection point.
- the intersection between the welding current value smaller than the set welding current by the first predetermined value and the primary curve is taken as the first inflection point, and the intersection between the welding current value larger than the set welding current by the second predetermined value and the primary curve. Is the third inflection point.
- a new characteristic curve is created by linear interpolation between the first inflection point and the second inflection point and linear interpolation between the second inflection point and the third inflection point.
- the welding apparatus of this Embodiment 2 is set as the structure which determines a shield gas flow volume based on a new characteristic curve until it changes a setting welding current.
- This configuration has a function of changing the gas flow rate determined based on the basic characteristics stored in advance, so that the gas flow rate can be set according to the welding target. Thereby, it becomes possible to reduce the waste of shielding gas. Further, a new characteristic curve can be created based on the changed gas flow rate, and welding can be performed by determining the gas flow rate according to the set welding current based on the new characteristic curve. Thereby, stable welding can be performed as compared with the case where a new characteristic curve is not created and used.
- a steady welding current for example, 40A
- an initial welding current for example, 10A
- An end welding current for example, 50 A
- the characteristic curve shown in FIG. 7 is created based on the characteristic curve shown in FIG.
- the gas flow rate in the initial period is determined to be 1 L / min based on the characteristic curve of FIG.
- the value of the gas flow rate is the same as that in the case of the characteristic curve of FIG.
- the steady welding current is set to 40 A
- the gas flow rate during the steady welding period is determined to be 1 L / min based on the characteristic curve of FIG.
- the gas flow rate is lower than that in the case of the characteristic curve of FIG.
- the final welding current is set to 50 A
- the gas flow rate in the final period is determined to be 3.5 L / min based on the characteristic curve of FIG. In this case, the gas flow rate is lower than that in the case of the characteristic curve of FIG.
- the characteristic curve is created by linear interpolation between the inflection points as described above, so that the vicinity of the welding current (here, 40 A) in which the gas flow rate is changed (here, the gas flow rate is reduced) is changed.
- the gas flow rate determined corresponding to the welding current (welding current in the range of 20A to 60A) is also a reduced value.
- the change of the gas flow rate with respect to the change of the welding current (20A to 60A) becomes smaller than that in the case of the characteristic curve of FIG. 6, and stable welding can be performed as compared with the case of using the characteristic curve of FIG. it can.
- the welding current setting unit 18 causes the steady welding current in the steady welding period, the initial welding current in the initial period that is the period before the steady welding period, and the steady welding period.
- the final welding current in the final period which is a later period, is set.
- the welding apparatus of the second embodiment creates a new characteristic curve. Then, the shield gas flow rate corresponding to the initial welding current and the shield gas flow rate corresponding to the final welding current may be determined based on a new characteristic curve.
- a new characteristic curve can be created based on the changed gas flow rate, and welding can be performed by determining the gas flow rate according to the set welding current based on the new characteristic curve. Thereby, stable welding can be performed as compared with the case where a new characteristic curve is not created and used.
- the gas flow rate corresponding to the welding target can be set, so that the waste of shielding gas can be reduced.
- the gas flow rate is changed, a new characteristic curve is created, and the gas flow rate is determined based on the new characteristic curve according to the set welding current. Thereby, the change of the gas flow rate with respect to the change of the welding current is reduced, and stable welding can be performed.
- the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 may be attached to the surface of the welding machine 1. Alternatively, the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 may be provided at a position away from the welding machine 1. Alternatively, the gas flow rate adjusting device 3 may be provided inside the welding machine 1.
- the first valve 2 is provided in the welding machine 1, and the second valve 4 is provided between the gas supply source 5 and the welding machine 1. It is good also as a structure provided in the gas flow volume adjustment apparatus 3 for controlling supply of shield gas.
- Such a configuration is an optimal combination in view of suppression of gas protrusion, interference with a torch, etc., reduction of installation work, and cost reduction.
- the present invention it is possible to prevent gas from protruding at the start of welding, suppress waste of shielding gas, and industrially useful as a welding apparatus including a welding machine having a valve for controlling shielding gas. It is.
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図1から図3を用いて、本発明の実施の形態1の溶接装置について説明する。図1は、本実施の形態1における溶接装置とその周辺機器の概略構成を示す正面図である。図2は、本実施の形態1におけるガス流量調整装置の概略構成を示す正面図である。図3は、本実施の形態1における溶接装置の要部の概略構成を示す平面図である。 (Embodiment 1)
A welding apparatus according to
本発明の実施の形態2について、図4から図7を用いて説明する。図4は、溶接機の外観を示す斜視図である。図5は、溶接機の操作部の概略構成を示す正面図である。図6は、溶接電流とガス流量との関係を示す特性図である。図7は、図6の特性から変更された溶接電流とガス流量との関係を示す特性図である。 (Embodiment 2)
A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the welder. FIG. 5 is a front view illustrating a schematic configuration of an operation unit of the welding machine. FIG. 6 is a characteristic diagram showing the relationship between the welding current and the gas flow rate. FIG. 7 is a characteristic diagram showing the relationship between the welding current and the gas flow rate changed from the characteristics shown in FIG.
2 ガスバルブ(第1の弁)
3 ガス流量調整装置
4 ガスバルブ(第2の弁)
5 ガスボンベ(ガス供給源)
5a 配管
6 ガスレギュレータ(流量調整器)
7 制御部
8 流量センサ
9 溶接制御部
10 電流設定ボタン
11 ガス流量設定ボタン
12 表示部
13 ジョグダイヤル
14 溶接トーチ
15 操作部
16 記憶部
17 流量決定部
18 溶接電流設定部
19 矢印
20 流量変更部 1 Welding
3 Gas
5 Gas cylinder (gas supply source)
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- ガス供給源から溶接トーチに至るまでのシールドガスの供給経路の途中に溶接機を有する溶接装置であって、
前記シールドガスの供給経路に第1の弁および第2の弁を含む少なくとも2つの弁を直列に設け、
前記第1の弁を前記溶接トーチに近い側に配置し、前記第2の弁を前記ガス供給源に近い側に配置し、
前記溶接トーチに前記シールドガスを供給する際に、前記第1の弁を開とし、前記第1の弁を開としてから第1の所定時間が経過した後に、前記第2の弁を開とする溶接装置。 A welding device having a welding machine in the middle of a shield gas supply path from a gas supply source to a welding torch,
At least two valves including a first valve and a second valve are provided in series in the shield gas supply path;
The first valve is disposed on the side closer to the welding torch, the second valve is disposed on the side closer to the gas supply source,
When supplying the shielding gas to the welding torch, the first valve is opened, and after the first predetermined time has elapsed since the first valve is opened, the second valve is opened. Welding equipment. - 前記溶接トーチへの前記シールドガスの供給を停止する際に、前記第2の弁を閉とし、前記第2の弁を閉としてから第2の所定時間が経過した後に、前記第1の弁を閉とする請求項1記載の溶接装置。 When stopping the supply of the shielding gas to the welding torch, the second valve is closed, and after the second predetermined time has elapsed since the second valve was closed, the first valve is turned on. The welding apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the welding apparatus is closed.
- 前記溶接機は、
設定溶接電流とシールドガス流量との定量的関係を対応付けた特性曲線を記憶する記憶部と、
前記設定溶接電流を設定するための溶接電流設定部と、
前記溶接電流設定部で設定された前記設定溶接電流と前記記憶部に記憶されている前記特性曲線に基づいて前記シールドガス流量を決定する流量決定部と、
を備えた請求項1記載の溶接装置。 The welder is
A storage unit for storing a characteristic curve in which a quantitative relationship between the set welding current and the shield gas flow rate is associated;
A welding current setting unit for setting the set welding current;
A flow rate determining unit that determines the shield gas flow rate based on the set welding current set by the welding current setting unit and the characteristic curve stored in the storage unit;
The welding apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: - 前記溶接機は、
設定溶接電流とシールドガス流量との定量的関係を対応付けた特性曲線を記憶する記憶部と、
前記設定溶接電流を設定するための溶接電流設定部と、
前記溶接電流設定部で設定された前記設定溶接電流と前記記憶部に記憶されている前記特性曲線に基づいて前記シールドガス流量を決定する流量決定部と、
を備えた請求項2記載の溶接装置。 The welder is
A storage unit for storing a characteristic curve in which a quantitative relationship between the set welding current and the shield gas flow rate is associated;
A welding current setting unit for setting the set welding current;
A flow rate determining unit that determines the shield gas flow rate based on the set welding current set by the welding current setting unit and the characteristic curve stored in the storage unit;
The welding apparatus according to claim 2, comprising: - 前記溶接機は、前記流量決定部で決定された前記シールドガス流量を変更する流量変更部を備えた請求項3記載の溶接装置。 The welding apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the welding machine includes a flow rate changing unit that changes the shielding gas flow rate determined by the flow rate determining unit.
- 前記記憶部に記憶された前記特性曲線は一次曲線であり、
前記流量変更部で前記シールドガス流量を変更すると、前記設定溶接電流と変更された前記シールドガス流量との関係が示す位置を第2の変極点とし、
前記設定溶接電流から第1の所定値だけ小さい溶接電流値と前記一次曲線との交点を第1の変極点とし、
前記設定溶接電流から第2の所定値だけ大きい溶接電流値と前記一次曲線との交点を第3の変極点とし、
前記第1の変極点と前記第2の変極点との間を直線補完し、かつ、前記第2の変極点と前記第3の変極点との間を直線補完した新たな特性曲線を作成し、前記設定溶接電流を変更するまでは、前記新たな特性曲線に基づいて前記シールドガス流量を決定する請求項5記載の溶接装置。 The characteristic curve stored in the storage unit is a linear curve,
When changing the shield gas flow rate in the flow rate change unit, the position indicated by the relationship between the set welding current and the changed shield gas flow rate is a second inflection point,
The intersection of the welding current value that is smaller than the set welding current by a first predetermined value and the primary curve is the first inflection point,
The intersection of the welding current value larger than the set welding current by a second predetermined value and the primary curve is the third inflection point,
A new characteristic curve is created by linear interpolation between the first inflection point and the second inflection point, and linear interpolation between the second inflection point and the third inflection point. The welding apparatus according to claim 5, wherein the shield gas flow rate is determined based on the new characteristic curve until the set welding current is changed. - 前記溶接電流設定部により、定常溶接期間の定常溶接電流と、前記定常溶接期間の前の期間である初期期間の初期溶接電流と、前記定常溶接期間の後の期間である終期期間の終期溶接電流と、を設定しておき、
前記流量変更部で前記定常溶接期間のシールドガス流量を変更すると、新たな特性曲線を作成し、前記初期溶接電流に対応するシールドガス流量と前記終期溶接電流に対応するシールドガス流量は、前記新たな特性曲線に基づいて決定される請求項6記載の溶接装置。 By the welding current setting unit, the steady welding current in the steady welding period, the initial welding current in the initial period that is the period before the steady welding period, and the final welding current in the final period that is the period after the steady welding period. And set
When the flow rate change unit changes the shield gas flow rate during the steady welding period, a new characteristic curve is created, and the shield gas flow rate corresponding to the initial welding current and the shield gas flow rate corresponding to the final welding current are set to the new flow rate. The welding apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the welding apparatus is determined based on a characteristic curve. - 前記溶接機に前記第1の弁を設け、前記ガス供給源と前記溶接機との間に設けられており前記シールドガスの供給を制御するためのガス流量調整装置に前記第2の弁を設けた請求項1から7のいずれか1項に記載の溶接装置。 The first valve is provided in the welder, and the second valve is provided in a gas flow rate adjusting device provided between the gas supply source and the welder for controlling the supply of the shield gas. The welding apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 7.
- 前記ガス流量調整装置を前記溶接機に取り付けた請求項8記載の溶接装置。 The welding apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the gas flow rate adjusting device is attached to the welding machine.
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