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For welding with a pulsed wire feed speed, both the peak wire feed and the<br />
background wire feed parameters need to be entered.<br />
The pulsed wire feed speed is always automatically synchronized with the welding<br />
current so that the wire feed speed is high when using peak current and low when<br />
using background current.<br />
3.4 Rotation<br />
Used to indicate the rotation speed of the electrode around the workpiece. It is<br />
indicated in mm/min.<br />
The rotation speed can be pulsed or continuous (not pulsed).<br />
Four parameters are represented in the parameter group for rotation:<br />
S Rotation speed<br />
S Rotation direction<br />
S Pulsed rotation<br />
S Slope, see point 3.7.<br />
Pulsed rotation is automatically synchronized with the welding current so that the<br />
welding tool is stationary at peak current and rotates at background current.<br />
3.5 Gas<br />
Three parameters are represented in the parameter group for shielding gas:<br />
S Weld gas<br />
S Start gas<br />
S Root gas<br />
Weld gas refers to the shielding gas on the upper side of the weld joint. The weld<br />
gas parameter indicates how long the shielding gas is to flow on the upper side of<br />
the joint before and after welding. The weld gas is monitored by a flow guard min.<br />
4.5 l/min.<br />
Some shielding gases, for example, helium (He), can cause problems with regard to<br />
igniting the arc. If this type of shielding gas is to be used as weld gas, it may be<br />
advisable to use a different gas mixture at the actual instance of starting, a so--called<br />
start gas.<br />
Root gas refers to the shielding gas on the underside of the weld joint. The root gas<br />
parameter indicates how long the shielding gas is to flow on the underside of the<br />
joint before and after welding.<br />
If one value is entered for weld gas and another for start gas in sector 1, only the<br />
start gas will flow. The weld gas starts flowing once the arc is ignited.<br />
3.6 Preheating<br />
Preheating is used to heat the workpiece at the starting point in order to ensure<br />
correct penetration of the molten pool and is defined as the time elapsing between<br />
arc ignition and the start of the rotary motion. If no value has been entered for<br />
preheating, rotation will start as soon as the arc ignites.<br />
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