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SMAW WELDING


SMAW

SMAW WELDING


SMAW welding is a technique by using an electric current flows and electrode arc-shaped webbed. Other types of arc welding with an electric current is submerged arc welding SAW, gas metal arc welding GMAW-MIG, gas tungsten arc welding and plasmaarc G. In SMAW welding gas occurs when the electrode terselaput penyelimut it melts, so the process is not required pressure / pressure inert gas to displace the oxygen or air can cause corrosion or bubbles in the weld-weld. Prose welding occurs because the electric current flowing between the electrodes and welding material forming the heat so it can reach 3000 ° C, thus making the electrode and the material to be welded to melt. Based on its current type, welding is divided into AC and DC current, which distinguished DC Straight polarity-polarity of the direct and reverse polarity - polarity reversed. Welding machine is being divided into two types, namely constant current - constant voltage and current fixed - fixed voltage, dimanapada any arc welding electrical current in case of an enlarged bow will lower and raise the voltage and current in a shortened arc will improve the flow and lowering the voltage.


To get a good weld should:

  • using appropriate electrodes
  • appropriate type of current
  • polarity type is right for DC current
  • avoid welding the left-right movement during welding
  • short form of the arc current, welding do a steady and orderly
  • the rate of welding electrodes in accordance with the speed of the melt.

The problems that often arise in the arc welding current is:

  • electrode freezes / stops welding
  • form an ugly seam welding
  • arc welding current is bad because it expands
  • Moderate membrane electrode / flux is generally made dariserat
  • wood / cellulose
  • titanium oxide
  • + titanium base compound
  • Mn + Fe + Si
  • Iron oxide
  • CaCO3, which will form jebnis-type electrode in the form type: E, R, ER, EC, EW, B, RB, RG and F.

Selection of electrodes is based on:

  • properties of the materials to be welded
  • welding position
  • connection type
  • number of welding
  • density welding connection
  • type of current available.