What is electric welding?
Electrical welding is the process of heating and welding two pieces of metal together using a powerful electric current. He was invented by Professor Elihu Thomson. This requires the use of a specialized Dynamo device that gives up the current used for welding. Only the right welding heat of the used metal must learn, but it is not necessary to learn more complex processes of conventional welding. The use of Dynamo in electric welding is self -regulated and needs only occasional lubrication to continue the proper work. As a result, electric welding is ideal for newcomers. Two, unlike pieces of metal, can also be welded in this way if the welding point even exceeds the other. If there are different welding temperatures, metals can still be welding with Sauter in Weld Point.
During the electrical welding process, the pieces of metals are connected together by means of copper clamps. Electricity passes pieces, warms them and connects them at a point where two metal pieces meet.It seems that heat would be the largest at the meeting of two metals, but the area where the metals are stringing and do not touch is first warmed up and then radiates the joints.
Heat distribution is regulated by providing consistent movement by means of a control lever. This ensures that both metals meassed and at the same time joined each other. After the electrical welding welding process is completed, a smooth joint is formed.
The benefits of electrical welding include the fact that this method does not lose excess fuel and provides targeted accuracy. Move the heat far behind the point of the weld. This makes it ideal for insulated wires. The ends of each wire can be welded, keeping the insulation in the bar.
Although electrical welding can use up to 50,000 electricity amplifiers, it uses an electricity power that contains only half a volt of electricity. This makes Dynamo an incapable electronicoverstate or shock a person when using. Electric welding can take a fraction of a second and up to several minutes depending on the work and the method can be used for both large and small tasks.