WO 100 2 - ESAB

6 TECHNICAL TERMS
2stroke 2--stroke control of the welding torch.
4stroke 4--stroke control of the welding torch.
Amplitude Weave.
Background current The lower of two current values when using pulsed current.
Background time Background current time that together with the peak current time produces
the pulse period.
Background voltage Arc voltage control when using background current.
Background wire feed
speed
Wire feed speed during specified background time.
Breakpoint Starting point for a new sector.
Delay time The time it takes for the arc voltage to stabilize before arc voltage control
begins.
Design area Weld programs are created in this menu.
End sector Last welding sector in a welding sequence.
Generate Search for a complete basic weld program.
Library Memory for storing weld programs.
Peak current The higher of two current values when using pulsed current, or the current
value when using continuous current.
Peak voltage Arc voltage control at peak current.
Peak wire feed speed Wire feed speed at peak current.
Preheating time Delay time for welding movement when preheating the workpiece.
Pulse time The time the current is ”on” during a pulse period.
Root gas Shielding gas for the underside of the weld joint (root side).
Rotation speed The rotation speed of the electrode around the workpiece.
Sector A specific section of tube.
Sector system How the division into sectors is displayed, by degrees or breakpoints.
Slope down Gradual reduction of a value.
Slope up Gradual increase in a value.
Special pulsing Welding current synchronizes with the weaving motion.
Square -wave pulsing Special pulsing with pulsed rotation.
Start gas Special shielding gas with high ionizing qualities, which facilitates arc
ignition.
Start sector First welding sector in a welding sequence.
Verify Check whether the program stays within the limit values.
Weld area Programs in the weld area control the welding process.
Weld gas Shielding gas for the upper side of the weld joint.
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