发明名称 |
Method for arc-welding with alternating current |
摘要 |
The invention pertains to a method for arc welding with a consumable electrode and with high deposition rates, wherein an alternating current is applied between the electrode and a work piece in order to generate the arc, wherein the alternating current has a current waveform that repeats itself after one period, and wherein the current waveform has at least one positive phase that is divided into at least one positive high-current phase and into at least one positive basic current phase and at least one negative phase within one period. According to the invention, the positive basic current phase is applied within the period after the positive high-current phase and a diffuse arc burns in the negative phase. In this case, it needs to be observed that the positive basic current phase is sufficiently long. |
申请公布号 |
US8791383(B2) |
申请公布日期 |
2014.07.29 |
申请号 |
US200812069210 |
申请日期 |
2008.02.08 |
申请人 |
PanGas |
发明人 |
Wilhelm Gerald |
分类号 |
B23K9/00;B23K35/38;B23K9/09;B23K9/10;B23K9/12 |
主分类号 |
B23K9/00 |
代理机构 |
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代理人 |
Von Neida Philip H. |
主权项 |
1. A method for arc welding with a consumable electrode, wherein an alternating current is applied between said consumable electrode and a work piece in order to generate an arc, wherein the alternating current has a current waveform that repeats itself after one period, and wherein the current waveform has at least one positive phase that is divided into at least one positive high-current phase and into at least one positive basic current phase and at least one negative phase within one period, characterized in that the positive basic current phase is applied within the period after the positive high-current phase and the negative phase has at least one negative high-current phase and that least one negative basic current phase, wherein the negative basic current phase is applied within the period after the negative high-current phase, and in that a diffuse arc burns in the negative phase. |
地址 |
Dagmersellen CH |