Welding Problem A gas tungsten arc welding operation is used to create a fillet weld on both side...
Welding Problem A gas tungsten arc welding operation is used to create a fillet weld on both sides of a T-joint between two 1" thick medium carbon steel plates. The length of the T-joint is 36". The fillet weld as has a" legs. The welding operation will be carried out at a current 300 amps and a voltage of 20V. The welding process melts a volume of the parent material that is equal to 30% of the volume of the filler metal added to form the portion of the fillet weld that is exterior to the surface of the plates. The melting factor is 0.65. The welding rods (filler metal) are 20" long and 0.125" in diameter. Only a 15" length of the electrode can be consumed before the electrode has,to be changed. In gas tungsten welding 70% of the power is concentrated in a circle that is 3.5 mm in diameter and 90% of the power is concentrated in a circle fat is 10 mm in diameter. The cost of each welding rod is $1.50, and the labor cost of the welder is $65.00/hr. The cost of the equipment is $10.50/hr of operation. The cost of each of the component parts (steel plates) that are being joined is $15.40. The setup time per piece is 20 minutes. The welder does the setup work. I. Is the power density suffice for the welding process? 2. Calculate the rate of energy input generated by the power source. 3 Calculate the travel velocity of the welding operation Calculate the time per piece required to weld the T-joint . Calculate the cost per piece for the T-joint
Welding Problem A gas tungsten arc welding operation is used to create a fillet weld on both sides of a T-joint between two 1" thick medium carbon steel plates. The length of the T-joint is 36". The fillet weld as has a" legs. The welding operation will be carried out at a current 300 amps and a voltage of 20V. The welding process melts a volume of the parent material that is equal to 30% of the volume of the filler metal added to form the portion of the fillet weld that is exterior to the surface of the plates. The melting factor is 0.65. The welding rods (filler metal) are 20" long and 0.125" in diameter. Only a 15" length of the electrode can be consumed before the electrode has,to be changed. In gas tungsten welding 70% of the power is concentrated in a circle that is 3.5 mm in diameter and 90% of the power is concentrated in a circle fat is 10 mm in diameter. The cost of each welding rod is $1.50, and the labor cost of the welder is $65.00/hr. The cost of the equipment is $10.50/hr of operation. The cost of each of the component parts (steel plates) that are being joined is $15.40. The setup time per piece is 20 minutes. The welder does the setup work. I. Is the power density suffice for the welding process? 2. Calculate the rate of energy input generated by the power source. 3 Calculate the travel velocity of the welding operation Calculate the time per piece required to weld the T-joint . Calculate the cost per piece for the T-joint