2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-4619-8_25
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Investigation of Weld Bead Shape Parameters in Relation to Heat Input During Submerged Arc Welding

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“…From ANOVA results for WRFF presented in Table 7, voltage and welding speed are observed as the major influencing parameters. Lower value of voltage and higher welding speed resulted into lower value of WRFF 29 which is desired in case of WAAM application as WRFF indicates the external shape and spreadability of the deposited material. 29 This happens because decrease in voltage produces a narrow arc which directly controls the weld bead.…”
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“…From ANOVA results for WRFF presented in Table 7, voltage and welding speed are observed as the major influencing parameters. Lower value of voltage and higher welding speed resulted into lower value of WRFF 29 which is desired in case of WAAM application as WRFF indicates the external shape and spreadability of the deposited material. 29 This happens because decrease in voltage produces a narrow arc which directly controls the weld bead.…”
Section: Main Effects and Anova Results For Bead Geometry Characteris...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lower value of voltage and higher welding speed resulted into lower value of WRFF 29 which is desired in case of WAAM application as WRFF indicates the external shape and spreadability of the deposited material. 29 This happens because decrease in voltage produces a narrow arc which directly controls the weld bead. Similarly, higher welding speed gives lesser heat input, therefore, lesser spreadability of the molten metal.…”
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“…As a covered arc welding process, the material transfer takes place in a cavern filled with dissociated gases and metal vapor [3]. Since it is not easily accessible with optical methods, models have been developed to gain knowledge about the processes inside the cavern and what effect they have on the weld seam [4][5][6]. The high metallurgical purity of the weld metal results in very good material properties, based on mechanical and thermochemical interactions between the mineral components of the flux and the molten droplets.…”
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