Soldadura de arco sumergido (SIERRA) Es un proceso de soldadura que implica la formación de un arco entre un electrodo alimentado continuamente y la pieza de trabajo..

SAW Process Parameters

Current (Amperaje): La cantidad de corriente eléctrica que fluye a través del electrodo y la pieza de trabajo afecta el calor generado y, en consecuencia, la penetración de la soldadura y la velocidad de deposición..

Voltaje: The electrical potential difference between the electrode and the workpiece determines the arc length and the stability of the arc.

Wire Feed Speed: The rate at which the filler wire is fed into the arc affects the deposition rate and the size of the weld bead.

Travel Speed: The speed at which the welding torch moves along the joint determines the amount of heat input and the shape of the weld bead.

SAW welder

Electrode Stickout: The distance between the end of the electrode and the workpiece affects the arc length and consequently the heat input into the weld.

Electrode Type and Diameter: Different types and diameters of electrodes can be used depending on the material being welded, the desired weld characteristics, and the welding parameters.

Flux Type and Flux Layer Thickness: Flux is used to shield the weld pool from atmospheric contamination and can also affect the weld properties. The type and thickness of the flux layer can influence the arc characteristics and the mechanical properties of the weld.

Joint Design and Preparation: Proper joint design and preparation are critical for achieving sound welds. Factors such as joint geometry, fit-up, and cleanliness can affect weld quality.

Shielding Gas: En algunos casos, additional shielding gases may be used to protect the weld pool and improve weld quality, especially for certain materials or applications.

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