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# HOW ARE WIRES AND FLUXES FOR THE SUBMERGED ARC WELDING (SAW) PROCESS CLASSIFIED?
The main characteristic regarding the quality of the weld deposit produced by the SAW (Submerged Arc Welding) process…
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# HOW ARE FILLER RODS CLASSIFIED FOR THE GTAW-TIG PROCESS? Filler rods used in the GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding) / TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) process are classified according to standards established by the **American Welding Society (AWS)**, based on the base metal to be welded. The main classifications are as follows: — ## 1. **FILLER RODS FOR CARBON AND LOW-ALLOY STEEL** ### Standard: **AWS A5.18** | Classification | Description | |—|—| | ER70S-2 | Triple-deoxidized; suitable for rusty or dirty base metals | | ER70S-3 | General purpose; for clean base metals | | ER70S-6 | High manganese and silicon content; for semikilled steels | – **”E”** = Electrode – **”R”** = Rod (filler rod) – **”70″** = Minimum tensile strength (70,000 psi) – **
The properties of the deposited weld metal depend on the type of filler metal, type of shielding gas,…
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WHAT ARE THE RECOMMENDED GASES FOR THE GMAW PROCESS?
In gas-shielded arc welding processes, the shielding gas has a great influence on both the properties of the…
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WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON APPLICATIONS OF THE GTAW PROCESS?
The GTAW or TIG process is considered one of the most versatile of all welding processes. It can…
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WHAT IS THE MOST APPROPRIATE APPLICATION TECHNIQUE IN THE MIG-MAG PROCESS? The most appropriate technique in the MIG-MAG process depends on several factors, but the following key aspects can be identified: — ## TRAVEL ANGLE AND WORK ANGLE – **Work angle:** Maintained between **45° on fillet welds** and **90° on butt welds** – **Travel angle:** Between **5° and 15°** from vertical is recommended — ## TRAVEL TECHNIQUE **Forehand (Push) Technique:** – The torch is pushed in the direction of travel – Provides better visibility of the weld pool – Produces a flatter, wider bead with less penetration – Recommended for thin materials **Backhand (Drag) Technique:** – The torch is dragged in the direction of travel – Produces deeper penetration and a narrower bead – Recommended for thicker materials — ## ELECTRODE EXTENSION (CTWD) – Maintain a **contact tip-to-work distance (CTWD) of 10 to 19 mm
HOW ELECTRODE ORIENTATION SHOULD BE As in all arc welding processes, the orientation of the electrode with respect…