Vertical down welding process by gravity arc welding and welding machine therefor
AssigneeKawasaki Steel Corporation
InventorsNoboru Sakamoto, Itaru Yamashita, Satoshi Wada, Kenichi Yano, Suehiro Oda
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AssigneeKawasaki Steel Corporation
InventorsNoboru Sakamoto, Itaru Yamashita, Satoshi Wada, Kenichi Yano, Suehiro Oda
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A vertical down welding process by gravity arc welding, in which a guide rail 5a is disposed aslant upwardly at an inclination angle .theta..sub.1 of 40.degree. to 60.degree. to a vertical weld line 3 and, while a holder 6 of a welding rod 4 is brought down along the guide rail 5a, the welding rod 4 is moved down along the vertical weld line 3 for welding. A welding machine for use with this vertical down welding process is constructed so that the upwardly inclined guide rail 5a is provided at the inclination angle .theta..sub.1 of 40.degree. to 60.degree.;, the guide rail 5a is comprised of a main rail 5c and a sub-rail 5b; and the holder 6 of the welding rod 4 is lowered from the sub-rail 5b to the mail rail 5c.
A downward welding process wherein a welding rod holder supporting a welding rod is allowed to lower by gravity along a guide rail comprising an upper sub-rail and a lower main rail extending from the lower end of said sub-rail, said guide rail disposed upwardly slanted with respect to a vertical weld line with the tip of said welding rod being melted as it proceeds downwards along said vertical weld line to effect welding for a length of the weld line corresponding to a predetermined length of said welding rod, comprising the steps of;
A downward welding machine comprising:
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