2012
DOI: 10.15407/scin8.06.053
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Development of Equipment and Technology of Automated Laser Welding Pipe Compensating Elements for the Aerospace Industry

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“…At the same values of I m , R1, τ charge and f p = = 100 Hz, P R1 max = 13.44 W, and P R1 max = = 6.92 W at f i = 50 Hz. It follows from this that recommended area of frequencies f p is limited by values from 80 to 120 Hz, and in the case of AESA application only for initial excitation of direct current arc the nominal power of resistor R1 can be significantly reduced in comparison with calculation one and make 4-6 W. Power resistors of C5-C35 or SPS, SQZ, SQHG series [28] are reasonable to be used as R1 resistor.…”
Section: Abstract : Arc and Plasma Welding Asynchronous Excitmentioning
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“…At the same values of I m , R1, τ charge and f p = = 100 Hz, P R1 max = 13.44 W, and P R1 max = = 6.92 W at f i = 50 Hz. It follows from this that recommended area of frequencies f p is limited by values from 80 to 120 Hz, and in the case of AESA application only for initial excitation of direct current arc the nominal power of resistor R1 can be significantly reduced in comparison with calculation one and make 4-6 W. Power resistors of C5-C35 or SPS, SQZ, SQHG series [28] are reasonable to be used as R1 resistor.…”
Section: Abstract : Arc and Plasma Welding Asynchronous Excitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This technology also is of great interest for solving aerospace and military tasks when working with titanium alloys [27]. PWI performed a number of studies on welding titanium alloys, aluminium alloys and stainless steels to meet the objectives of Ukrainian aerospace industry [28]. In this work the applicability of both laser and hybrid welding was studied.…”
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“…This technology also is of great interest for solving aerospace and military tasks when working with titanium alloys [27]. PWI performed a number of studies on welding titanium alloys, aluminium alloys and stainless steels to meet the objectives of Ukrainian aerospace industry [28]. In this work the applicability of both laser and hybrid welding was studied.…”
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