Practice Exercise 2: Welding “T” Corner Without Chamfer 2 Carbon Steel Plates Using Gmaw Welding Method At 3F Position (S=10Mm)

ADDITIONAL METALS

PRACTICE RESULTS ASSESSMENT FORM

Skill: Welding 2 carbon steel plates in “T” shape using GMAW welding method in climbing position - 3F (S=5mm)

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5


7 250

50

7 250


GMAW-3F


5

48

100


TT

Weld line

Joint parameters [mm]

Score Rating

k

Variable

angle

Deviated

edge

On fire

foot

Student

Teacher


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INSTRUCTOR

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STUDENTS PERFORMED

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Point

Total score / number of evaluation factors = / = points

Point range

85÷100

65÷85

25÷49

Under 24

Rating Code

A

B

C

D


2.1.5. Score evaluation guide


Content

main


Review section


Number of points deducted


Fillet weld

Weld edge k = 7


7 Z 8

5<Z < 7

or 8 < Z < 9

7 Z 8


0


2 points/1 disability


6 VND/1 disability

Design thickness a = 5

5 a 6

6 < a 7 or

4 a < 5

Other


0


2 points/1 disability


6 VND/1 disability

Weld edge deviation


h 2

h > 2


0


Minus 2 points/1mm (from the 3rd mm deviation onwards)

Convexity of weld (h)


h 3

h > 3


0


4 points/1 disability


Burned weld toe

Depth of burn marks on legs

<0.5

A disability

From the second disability

0

2 points/1 disability

Depth of burn marks on legs

<1

A disability

From disability

Monday

4

6d/1 disability

Depth of burn marks on legs

>1

A disability

From disability

Monday

8

10d/1 defect

disability

Porosity on the weld surface

Do not have

A disability

From disability

Monday

0

4

8 VND/1 disability

Transition between

weld seams of the overlay weld

Depth ≤ 1

Depth ≤ 1.5

Depth > 1.5

0

2 points/1 disability

4 points/1 disability

Welded joint with angular deformation

≤ 5 0

>5 0

0

4 points/ 10 deviations

Surface

product

Metal splatter

on the surface

Removed

completely

Other



product


0

1 point/1 particle with diameter ≥

0.25


Mechanical destruction

Do not have

A disability

From disability

Monday

0

2

3 points/1 disability

Some definitions:

1. Defect: is a short defect whose total length is not greater than 25mm in any 100mm of weld length or equal to 25% for welds with length less than 100mm.

2. End of weld recess: is the size from the bottom of the recess to the surface of the weld.

3. Single air leak: is an air leak that can have 1 or more air holes in which the distance between 2 air holes is smaller than the diameter of the small air hole.

2.2. Practical exercise 2: Welding “T” corner without bevel on 2 carbon steel plates using GMAW welding method at position 3F (S=10mm)

2.2.1. Preparation

1. Read drawings

10


10 250

50

10 250

GMAW-3F


10

10



10

45

100


Figure 42. 1. Welded joint

Base plate width: 100 mm; Wall plate height: 50 mm Thickness of 2 panels: 10 mm

Wall panel is inserted into the middle of the base plate. Weld edge: 10 mm. Weld length: 250 mm. Vertical welding position: 3F.

2. Equipment and tools in GMAW welding

- Device

Semi-automatic welding machine in protective gas environment: MAXI COMPACT 322 GMAW welding accessories set

- Other equipment and tools

Hand grinder, wire cutters, slag hammer, wire brush. Welding goggles, leather gloves, non-stick grease.

3. Welding blank

Carbon Steel CT31

Size: 250×50×10; and 250×100×10 Quantity: 02 embryos/student/case

Requires flattening and cleaning the area to be welded about 15 ÷ 20mm




50

25010


Figure 42. 2. Wall panels




100

25010


Figure 42. 3. Base plate

4. Welding materials

Welding wire ER-70S – 6; 1.0 Shielding gas: CO 2

5. Other accessories

- Electrical conduit

Hole diameter: 1.0 Specification: short type

Length: 20mm

Thread size: M6 or M8

- GMAW welding torch gas cap

Size: 12 ÷ 16 mm

6. Measuring and testing equipment

Square, width and height measuring ruler, gauge, ruler,...

Figure 42. 4. Measuring and testing tools

2.2.2. Welding techniques.

1. Welding mode

a. First side

- First weld

Welding current: I h = 90 100 [A] Welding voltage: U h = 17 19 [V] Shielding gas flow: 12 liters/minute

- Second weld

Welding current: I h = 90 130 [A] Welding voltage: U h = 18 21 [V] Shielding gas flow: 12 liters/minute

- Third weld

Welding current: I h = 80 120 [A] Welding voltage: U h = 18 21 [V]

Shielding gas flow: 12 liters/minute

b. Second side

Use the same parameters and welding mode as the first side.

2. Tack welding to create blanks

Figure 42. 5. Tack welding to create blanks (a); Cleaning the weld blanks after tacking (b) Requirements:

The joint must be strong and not come loose during welding. After welding, the part must not be warped or deformed.

After attachment, the blank must form a 90 0 angle . Weld the opposite side of the attachment.

Figure 42. 6. Welded workpiece after attachment

(a). Use clamps when welding; (b) Do not use clamps when welding.

3. Mount the workpiece in the correct welding position

The workpiece is mounted in a vertical welding position (3F) to ensure stability during welding.

4. Welding torch angle

In case the material has thickness S=10 mm, edge k = 10 mm, we weld 2 layers. Angle

Liner welding torch: Travel angle =15 25 o ; Working angle =45 o . Similarly with the second layer.

5. Soldering iron oscillation

Triangular oscillating lining The second layer we use oscillating type

sawtooth (Figure 42.6)


7. Welding direction

Weld from bottom up


Figure 42.7. Oscillation pattern during multi-layer climbing welding

After welding the first weld, let the weld piece cool down to about 200 o C before welding the second weld.

6. Cleaning and inspection after welding

- Clean

After welding, we clean the weld with a wire brush.


- Check


Figure 42. 8. Cleaning the weld

Visual inspection is intended to provide a preliminary assessment of external defects in the weld joint.

Check with angle gauge

Destructive (fracture) or non-destructive (ultrasonic) testing is also possible.

Figure 42. 9. Failed weld (a, b); Qualified weld (c)

2.2.3. Common defects, causes and prevention.


TT

Disability

Reason

Precautions

1

Burnt weld

- I big

- Oscillation does not stop at two amplitudes


have points

- Adjust welding current accordingly

- Stop at two oscillation amplitudes

2

Liquid splatter

needle

- High wire speed


- Welding voltage is too high


- Electrode protrusion is too long

- Dirty or rusty welding wire

- Adjust the wire speed accordingly

- Adjust the voltage accordingly

- Adjust again (12 ÷ 18) mm

- Clean and dry the welding wire

3

Weld edge not up to standard

- High welding speed

- Width fluctuates or is too large


too small

- Adjust welding speed

- Adjust the width to fit


2.2.4. Welding process parameter table


UNIVERSITY

Lesson number: 04 - 2

NAM DINH UNIVERSITY OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING – DEPARTMENT OF WELDING MECHANICS

WPS No: 04 - 2

WELDING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION SHEET (WPS)

Day:

BASIC MATERIALS

WELDING METHOD

Applicable standards

TCVN 1765-75

GMAW GTAW SMAW

Name

CT31

TYPE

Thickness

10mm

Semi-automatic Manual Automatic

ADDITIONAL METALS

JOINT TYPE

Apply to welding layer

All


Applicable standards

AWS 5.1

Symbol

ER70S-6

Diameter

1.0 mm

Trade name

Nam Trieu

Flux welding wire

N/A

Diameter

N/A

Welding position

3F

Type of welding flux

N/A

Welding direction

Bottom up

Tungsten Electrode

N/A

Back cushion

N/A

Electrode diameter

N/A

Cushion material

N/A

PROTECTIVE GAS

Bottom hole

N/A


Gas type

Ingredient

Traffic

Bottom gouging method

N/A

Shielding gas

CO 2

98%

12 l/min

WELDING TECHNIQUE

Trailing

N/A

N/A

N/A

Welding process

GMAW

Backing

N/A

N/A

N/A

Oscillate

Have

PREHEATING

Air cap size

12 16 mm

Heating temperature

Ambient temperature

Clean the weld

Brush/grinding/slag grinding

Heating method

N/A

Protrusion of electrode

12 18 mm

Interlayer temperature

N/A

Welding 1 or more layers

2 layers

Testing method

Thermometer

Number of electrodes

01

POST WELD HEAT TREATMENT

CHARACTERISTICS OF ELECTRODES

Temperature range

N/A

Welding process

GMAW

Time

N/A

Welding current type

DC

Cooling rate

N/A

Polarity

DCEP

Heating speed

N/A

Displacement form

N/A

Road

(layer) welding

Too

welding process

Electrode

Welding mode

Symbol

Road

glasses

Type

current

Current

welding [A]

Voltage

[V]

Welding speed

(cm/min)

1.1

GMAW

ER70S-6

1.0

DCEP

80 100

17 19

20 30

1.2

GMAW

ER70S-6

1.0

DCEP

90 130

18 21

20 30

1.3

GMAW

ER70S-6

1.0

DCEP

90 130

18 21

20 30

2.1

GMAW

ER70S-6

1.0

DCEP

80 100

17 19

20 30

2.2

GMAW

ER70S-6

1.0

DCEP

90 130

18 21

20 30

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