About Electromagnetic energy storage welding
The Stored Energy welding power supply – commonly called a Capacative Discharge Welder or CD Welder – extracts energy from the power line over a period of time and stores it in welding capacitors. Thus, the effective weld energy is independent of line voltage fluctuations.
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6 FAQs about [Electromagnetic energy storage welding]
What is magnetic pulse welding?
Magnetic pulse welding of overlapping dissimilar metallic sheets is an emerging technique and usually employs flat electromagnetic coils with rectangular-, H-, I-, and E-shaped cross-sections.
Can magnetic pulse welding be used in welding aluminium to steel?
Magnetic pulse welding has been successfully used in welding aluminium to steel. Also other dissimilar and similar metals that have been welded successfully (see table below). This joining technique is adaptable to a wide variety of electrical conductive materials. Less conductive materials require a higher energy.
What are the conditions for magnetic pulse welding?
A condition for magnetic pulse welding is that the material to be deformed needs to possess a good electrical conductivity. If this is not the case, the required energy to deform or weld the material increases. Another condition is that the surfaces to be joined need to be positioned in the overlap configuration.
What equipment is used for magnetic pulse welding?
Equipment for magnetic pulse welding consists of the following components: a transformer coil, with which the frequency and amplitude of the electric current discharge can be adjusted. BWI has a test setup that allows to investigate the applicability of the process for certain applications.
What materials are required for magnetic pulse welding?
No shielding gases, filler materials or other auxiliary materials are required. The magnetic pulse welding process is also a "cold" welding process, the heat generation is very limited. This will create no heat-affected zone and the material properties in the weld zone are not changed.
What is the maximum energy of a welding machine?
The maximum energy of the welding machine is 50 kJ with a charging voltage of 25 kV. The following figure shows the coil in conjunction with the field shaper. The weld is stronger than the weakest base material : during material testing the crack appears outside the weld area.
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