Advanced Welding Processes: Technologies and Process Control
Advanced Welding Processes: Technologies and Process Control
Advanced Welding Processes: Technologies and Process Control
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Index<br />
plasma welding 98<br />
remote-control 237–8<br />
robotic welding 228–9<br />
TIG systems 98<br />
process monitoring see monitoring<br />
programmed touch striking 76<br />
programming parameters 41–2<br />
programming robotic systems 229–31,<br />
239–40<br />
off-line programming 239–40<br />
program storage 231–2<br />
projected spray transfer 102–3<br />
pulsed flux-cored wire welding 125–6<br />
pulsed GMAW 120–1, 124–5<br />
pulsed GTAW 79–81, 98<br />
pulsed keyhole plasma 142<br />
pulsed laser output 151<br />
quality<br />
<strong>and</strong> automation <strong>and</strong> robotics 219<br />
control systems 17–18, 215–16<br />
<strong>and</strong> improved repeatability 42<br />
of joints 17–18<br />
radiographic control 215<br />
rapid prototyping 241<br />
rare-earth elements 47, 78<br />
recoil pressure 158–9<br />
record keeping 184<br />
rectifiers 26–7<br />
reduced gap GMAW 170<br />
remote-control systems 237–8<br />
resistance welding 3–4, 227, 233–4<br />
reverse polarity plasma 141<br />
RF excitation systems 156<br />
rim formation 78–9<br />
robotic welding 23–4, 225–36<br />
applications 233–6<br />
arc welding 228<br />
cartesian robots 226–7<br />
component tolerances 233<br />
control systems 228–9<br />
drive systems 227<br />
gantry robots 226–7<br />
jigging system 232<br />
joint design 233<br />
laser welding 228<br />
mechanical manipulation systems<br />
225–7<br />
operator interface 229<br />
PLAY mode 230–1<br />
point-to-point with interpolation 231<br />
position of the arm 228–9, 232<br />
power beam welding 235–6<br />
programming 229–31, 239–40<br />
program storage 231–2<br />
resistance welding 227, 233–4<br />
safety 232<br />
SCARA configuration 226, 230, 231<br />
seam welding 234–5<br />
TEACH mode 230, 231<br />
teach-by-doing 230–1<br />
torch cleaning 232<br />
TRACE mode 230–1<br />
welding package 227–8<br />
work flow 233<br />
see also automation<br />
roll bonding 5<br />
rotating transfer 107–8<br />
rutile flux-cored wires 53, 108–9, 125<br />
safety 21<br />
<strong>and</strong> automation <strong>and</strong> robotics 218–19,<br />
232<br />
<strong>and</strong> electron beam welding 161<br />
<strong>and</strong> laser welding 154–5<br />
SAW see submerged arc welding (SAW)<br />
SCARA configuration 226, 230, 231<br />
Scott connection system 26<br />
SCR (silicon-controlled rectifiers) phase<br />
control 31–3, 36<br />
seam welding 224, 234–5<br />
secondary switched transistor power<br />
supplies 34–5<br />
selection of welding processes 181<br />
self-shielded flux-cored wires 52, 53, 54,<br />
109<br />
Sellafield 220<br />
sensors 206–11<br />
shielded metal arc welding (SMAW)<br />
9–10<br />
electrode classification 250–3<br />
shielding gases 58–73<br />
arc stiffness 59<br />
arc support <strong>and</strong> stability 58–9<br />
argon 58, 63, 64–5, 67–8, 72–3<br />
argon/chlorine mixtures 70<br />
argon/Freon mixtures 70<br />
argon/sulphur dioxide mixtures 70<br />
atmospheric contamination 59–60