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Estudo da viabilidade operacional do processo de soldagem MAG com alimentação adicional de arame frio

The present study shows experimental research of the weld concerning operational, economic and geometric viability as well as its superficial quality when using MAGCW (Metal Active Gas – Cold Wire), understood as: MAG welding process with nonenergized wire or cold wire. For the development of thi...

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Autor principal: SÁBIO, Alberto Dias
Grau: Dissertação
Idioma: por
Publicado em: Universidade Federal do Pará 2014
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Acesso em linha: http://repositorio.ufpa.br/jspui/handle/2011/5555
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The present study shows experimental research of the weld concerning operational, economic and geometric viability as well as its superficial quality when using MAGCW (Metal Active Gas – Cold Wire), understood as: MAG welding process with nonenergized wire or cold wire. For the development of this research, welding MAG and MAG-CW processes have been used together with 1,2 mm of diameter consumable solid wires, class AWS E-70S6 and carbon dioxide pure, CO2, as protection gas with 17 l/min release for both processes. Automated welding was performed with electronic source adjusted in CC+, in constant tension mode, interfaced by a microcomputer. In both processes the welds were put on steel carbon samples SAE 1020, 76x155x12,7 mm size, with simple disposition passes, pulling and pushing the voltage arc. The MAG-CW process added cold wire on the electric arc region, fed by the Tandem and Twin sequential wire shape auxiliary system on plane position. The variables of influence were: Velocidade de Alimentação do Arame-Eletrodo, VAE, which varied in three levels: 6; 7,5 and 9 m/min, respectively, Velocidade de Alimentação do Arame-Fio, VAF, which also varied in three levels: 3; 4 and 5 m/min combined with VAE. Response variables for experimental evaluation were electric arc stability, economic features, geometric features and weld superficial quality. The results demonstrated satisfactory arc stability as well as high production concerning MAG process and also good superficial aspect of welds. Rising rates obtained by MAG-CW process demonstrates the superiority due to non-energized wire addition to the arc. Thus, the MAG-CW process, in comparison with MAG process, demonstrated superiority concerning the 57% in rate of fusion (RF) for the VAE of 6 m/min, 59 % for the VAE of 7,5 m/min and 53 % for the VAE in 9 m/min. it has also been observed that the same occurred with the rate of deposition (RD) increasing in all speed levels: 62% for the VAE in both conditions of 6 m/min and 7,5 m/min and in 57 % for the VAE in 9 m/min. The good performance in the increase of the taxes obtained by the process MAG-CW demonstrates advantage, with larger evidence in the acting of these characteristics, in function of the addition of cold wire to the arch.