Increasing Efficiency by Applying the Arc Covered-Electrode Welding for Repairing Magnetized Pipelines

A.S. Kiselev; A.S. Gordynets; R.I. Dedyuh; Yu.N. Saraev; V.P. Bezborodov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.756.132

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Increasing Efficiency by Applying the Arc Covered-Electrode Welding for Repairing Magnetized Pipelines

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Issues of development of adaptive pulse-arc welding methods for construction and repair of the main pipelines are considered in this work. Welding methods are made on the basis of examination of smelting kinetics and transfer of some electrode metal. These methods allow ensuring a defect-free forming of root, filling and facing seams of welding combination in different space positions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 756)

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132-136

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A.S. Kiselev*, A.S. Gordynets, R.I. Dedyuh, Yu.N. Saraev, V.P. Bezborodov

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Alternate Current, Construction, Direct Current, Electrode Metal, Methods, Pipelines, Transfer, Welding

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