Study of Additional Compensation Shielding Gas Technique for Pulsed MIG Seam Welding

Chang Wen Dong; Jia Xiang Xue; Zhen Sheng Chen; Qiang Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.851.173

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Study of Additional Compensation Shielding Gas Technique for Pulsed MIG Seam Welding

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This paper proposes a novel additional compensation shielding gas technique for seam welding as a method to overcome weld defects caused by atmospheric exposure of high-temperature solid and liquid state welding seams. This technique can be used to appropriately modify the existing pulsed MIG welding system through the addition of a gas control branch channel, allowing for control of compensation shielding gas flow to the system. A plate overlay experiment was carried out with 18-8 austenitic stainless steel base metal and a modified pulsed MIG welder with a modified a gas control branch channel. The results suggest that this technique can be used to meliorate weld defects, improve welding seam shape and enhance welding efficiency.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 851)

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Chang Wen Dong, Jia Xiang Xue*, Zhen Sheng Chen, Qiang Zhu

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Branch Channel, Compensate Shielding Gas, Pulsed MIG, Suppress Weld Defects

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