Process for the remote-controlled semi-automatic welding of two rotationally symmetrical components
AssigneeFramatome
InventorJean P. Gaudin
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InventorJean P. Gaudin
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Welding is controlled from a control station (14) located at some distance from the welding zone. Before the start of a welding pass, the welding parameters are set by an operator, to whom the values to be given to the parameters as a function of the type of pass are supplied by a memory in which the information relating to the welding is stored. The welding operation is started, after the parameters have been checked as a function of the content of the memory. The welding operation is monitored continuously by the operator by means of a remote screen display of the welding zone. If appropriate, the operator changes some of the welding parameters according to the screen image of the welding zone. These changes are checked by comparison with the content of the memory.
Process for the remote-controlled semi-automatic welding of two large-size rotationally symmetrical components (6, 10) by filling an annular chamfer (17) with a welding metal in successive shielded-arc orbital welding passes (20), making it possible to form layers of welding metal (18) in the chamfer (17) by placing metal beads (18) next to one another, each bead deposited during a pass being of a specific type, depending on its position in the chamfer (17), said process comprising performing the following steps, from a control station (14) located at a distance from the welding zone and managed by an operator, for each of the passes:
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