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Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University

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"Efficient Activated Metal Inert Gas Welding Procedures by Various Fluxes for Welding Process"

Authors

Dr. L Suresh Kumar, V Sandhya, V Jaipal Reddy – Assistant Professors
Department of Mechanical Engineering, ChaitanyaBharathi Institute of Technology (A), Gandipet, Hyderabad.

Abstract

In the past years so many developments and innovation are made to increase the performance of the welding machine by reducing the power consumptions, cost, labour skills and many more. In a row, AMIG welding process is one of the welding processes which increase the welding properties of material at the same consumption of the power and resources. A-MIG welding is wildly used to optimize the parameter of MIG welding. A steady flow welding power gracefully delivers electrical vitality, which is directed over the bend through a segment of exceptionally ionized gas and metal fumes known as plasma. Metal inert gas (MIG) welding is most regularly used to weld thick segments of tempered steel and non-ferrous metals, for example, aluminum, magnesium, and copper compounds. Three sorts of oxides, Fe2O3, SiO2, and MgCO3, were utilized to research the impact of initiating transition helped gas metal bend welding (GMAW) on weld dab math, precise twisting and mechanical properties. The most noteworthy impact on the inward structure factor was knowledgeable about instance of MnO dynamic transition, which diminished the inside structure factor by 20 %. If there should arise an occurrence of the outside structure factor the applied SiO2 dynamic transition caused the greatest increment which is 37 %. In the hardness dispersion and the microstructure of the joints, including the weld metal and the heath influenced zone, no critical contrasts were experienced contrasted with the example welded with no transition material.