The document discusses various types of automation in welding processes including manual, semi-automatic, automatic, automated, remote, and robotic welding. It describes the key stages in a welding operation sequence and provides examples of different techniques used for automation in welding applications from the 1920s to present day. Specific automation techniques are highlighted for different welding processes based on factors like production volume and part geometry.
The document discusses automated production lines. It describes how automated production lines use fixed automation across multiple workstations linked together to mass produce parts requiring multiple processing steps. Key benefits of automated production lines include low costs, high production rates, and minimized production lead times and floor space. The document outlines different types of automated production line configurations and mechanisms for transferring workpieces between stations.
The document discusses abrasive jet machining (AJM), which is a machining process where material is removed by a high-velocity stream of abrasive particles carried in a gas. It describes the process, components, parameters, capabilities, applications, advantages, and disadvantages of AJM. Key aspects covered include that AJM uses abrasive particles accelerated in a gas stream to cause micro-fracturing and erosion of the workpiece surface, and that it can machine hard and brittle materials with a cool cutting action and high surface finish.
This document discusses laser beam machining (LBM), including:
- How lasers work by generating coherent, monochromatic light through stimulated emission.
- Common laser mediums like ruby, Nd:YAG, CO2, and their wavelengths.
- How laser light interacts with materials through absorption, melting, and vaporization.
- Key LBM process parameters like intensity, interaction time, and material properties.
- Applications of LBM like drilling, cutting, welding, and micro-machining.
Prateek Sood completed an industrial training at VEEGEE KAUSHICKO ENGINEERING PVT. LTD. The training focused on learning about robotic welding through teaching programming, installations, cell design, and hands-on work. During the training, Prateek learned robotic functionality, welding machine basics, robot teaching, PLC programming, and production calculations. The training helped develop practical skills and confidence needed to work in the robotics and manufacturing field.
Water jet machining uses a high pressure stream of water, sometimes with an abrasive additive, to cut materials. Key aspects of the process include a water jet that travels at speeds of 540-1400 m/s to erode material from the workpiece surface. Parameters like pressure, abrasive grain size, and speed affect the performance and quality of cuts. Water jet machining provides advantages like flexibility, environmental friendliness, and stress-free cuts of many materials without heat or debris. However, initial costs can be high and material removal rates are low.
Arcraft provides automated welding systems to improve welding quality and productivity while reducing costs. Their equipment includes welding oscillators, positioners, guns, columns, booms, cross slides, lathes, turntables, wire feeders, seam trackers, and tank rotators. These systems automate welding to enhance the working environment. Features include precision mechanisms, enclosure, controllability, stroke control, and duplication elimination. The document provides details on various automation equipment and their advantages in improving welding processes.
The document discusses various types of automation in welding processes including manual, semi-automatic, automatic, automated, remote, and robotic welding. It describes the key stages in a welding operation sequence and provides examples of different techniques used for automation in welding applications from the 1920s to present day. Specific automation techniques are highlighted for different welding processes based on factors like production volume and part geometry.
The document discusses automated production lines. It describes how automated production lines use fixed automation across multiple workstations linked together to mass produce parts requiring multiple processing steps. Key benefits of automated production lines include low costs, high production rates, and minimized production lead times and floor space. The document outlines different types of automated production line configurations and mechanisms for transferring workpieces between stations.
The document discusses abrasive jet machining (AJM), which is a machining process where material is removed by a high-velocity stream of abrasive particles carried in a gas. It describes the process, components, parameters, capabilities, applications, advantages, and disadvantages of AJM. Key aspects covered include that AJM uses abrasive particles accelerated in a gas stream to cause micro-fracturing and erosion of the workpiece surface, and that it can machine hard and brittle materials with a cool cutting action and high surface finish.
This document discusses laser beam machining (LBM), including:
- How lasers work by generating coherent, monochromatic light through stimulated emission.
- Common laser mediums like ruby, Nd:YAG, CO2, and their wavelengths.
- How laser light interacts with materials through absorption, melting, and vaporization.
- Key LBM process parameters like intensity, interaction time, and material properties.
- Applications of LBM like drilling, cutting, welding, and micro-machining.
Prateek Sood completed an industrial training at VEEGEE KAUSHICKO ENGINEERING PVT. LTD. The training focused on learning about robotic welding through teaching programming, installations, cell design, and hands-on work. During the training, Prateek learned robotic functionality, welding machine basics, robot teaching, PLC programming, and production calculations. The training helped develop practical skills and confidence needed to work in the robotics and manufacturing field.
Water jet machining uses a high pressure stream of water, sometimes with an abrasive additive, to cut materials. Key aspects of the process include a water jet that travels at speeds of 540-1400 m/s to erode material from the workpiece surface. Parameters like pressure, abrasive grain size, and speed affect the performance and quality of cuts. Water jet machining provides advantages like flexibility, environmental friendliness, and stress-free cuts of many materials without heat or debris. However, initial costs can be high and material removal rates are low.
Arcraft provides automated welding systems to improve welding quality and productivity while reducing costs. Their equipment includes welding oscillators, positioners, guns, columns, booms, cross slides, lathes, turntables, wire feeders, seam trackers, and tank rotators. These systems automate welding to enhance the working environment. Features include precision mechanisms, enclosure, controllability, stroke control, and duplication elimination. The document provides details on various automation equipment and their advantages in improving welding processes.
1. Laser beam machining is a non-conventional machining process that uses a laser beam directed by mirrors to remove material from a workpiece through thermal energy.
2. The laser beam machining process involves using a power supply to energize flash lamps, which produce intense light to energize lasing materials like ruby crystals. The coherent laser light is focused by lenses onto the workpiece.
3. Laser beam machining can machine any material with high accuracy and a small heat affected zone. It is used to make small holes and for applications like micro-drilling, welding specialty materials, and medical procedures.
this presentation is about ultrasonic welding ,it shows what is ultra sonic welding and how does it work with some applications .
I am a student at port said university ,faculty of engineering ,production and mechanical design department .
The adaptive control is basically a feedback system that treats the CNC as an internal unit and in which the machining variables automatically adapt themselves to the actual conditions of the machining process.
Demand of welding increase of new materials.
-- ceramics and metal matrix composites.
-- High strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels
Lack of skilled labours
Traditional welding techniques are costly
Safety concerns.
Need to improve the total cost effectiveness of the welding
Lalit Yadav
Rapid prototyping technologies allow engineers to create physical prototypes of designs prior to full production. The document discusses the rapid prototyping process which involves:
1. Creating a CAD model and converting it to STL format.
2. Slicing the STL file into thin layers and constructing the prototype layer-by-layer using different techniques like stereolithography, selective laser sintering, or fused deposition modeling.
3. Post-processing the prototype by removing supports, cleaning, and finishing the surface.
Specific rapid prototyping methods like stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and fused deposition modeling are described in detail. The document also discusses applications and limitations of rapid
Friction stir welding of high strength aluminium alloysRitul2
The document summarizes a seminar presentation on friction stir welding of high-strength aluminum alloys. It discusses friction stir welding techniques, properties of 7XXX and 2XXX aluminum alloys, applications of friction stir welding in aerospace and other industries, and challenges and opportunities for further research. Friction stir welding is described as a solid-state welding process that was invented in 1991 and provides advantages over conventional welding of aluminum, including fewer defects, no filler required, and improved mechanical properties of the welded joint. The presentation focuses on welding high-strength 7XXX and 2XXX aluminum alloys used in aerospace applications.
The presentations helps us to understand about plastic welding and its different classifications. Further it gives a brief idea about the various industrial applications and latest developments in this field.
Laser beam machining uses a focused, high-powered laser beam to remove material from a workpiece through vaporization. The laser beam's energy is concentrated onto the workpiece using an optical lens. Material is removed through either thermal or optical energy delivered by pulsed laser beams. Laser beam machining can be used for cutting, welding, engraving, and cladding applications in industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and medical. It offers advantages over traditional machining like being non-contact, not requiring solvents, and allowing machining of hard and soft materials. However, it also has disadvantages like requiring trained operators, being a slow process, needing expensive equipment, and consuming significant energy.
Hydroforming is a manufacturing process that uses fluid pressure to form hollow metal parts with complex geometries. There are two types: tube hydroforming uses pressurized fluid to reshape tubing inside a die, while sheet hydroforming forces sheet metal into a die cavity using fluid or press action. Hydroforming is used in automotive, sanitary, and aerospace applications to create parts with tight tolerances, fewer welds, and reduced weight. Design considerations include part geometry, material properties, die design, and pressure capabilities. Hydroforming allows for innovative part designs but has high equipment costs and slow cycle times.
Submerged arc welding is a mechanized welding process where the arc and molten weld are protected from atmospheric contamination by being "submerged" under a blanket of granular fusible flux. It provides high quality welds at high deposition rates without spatter, sparks, or fumes. SAW is commonly used for welding large structures like pressure vessels, ship hulls, and pipelines due to its consistency and efficiency.
MIG welding, also known as gas metal arc welding, is a semiautomatic welding process where a continuous wire electrode is fed through a gun and melts upon contact with the base metal. Shielding gas protects the weld from atmospheric contamination. MIG welding is commonly used in manufacturing applications like automotive repair and pipe welding due to its high deposition rate, ability to produce quality welds quickly, and versatility in welding many metal alloys. However, it is limited to flat and horizontal welding positions due to issues with high heat input and weld puddle fluidity in vertical and overhead positions.
The document discusses 5-axis CNC machines. It begins with an introduction to CNC machines in general and the operations they perform like milling, drilling, and water jet cutting. It then introduces 5-axis CNC machines, which add two additional rotational axes compared to standard 3-axis machines. This allows for more complex part machining, machining at angles, and greater efficiency. Example applications discussed include manufacturing of turbine blades, custom batch production parts, automotive components, and 3D printing. The document concludes with an overview of programming for 5-axis machines.
Friction stir welding is a solid state joining process that was invented in 1991. It involves a non-consumable rotating tool that is plunged into metal materials to join them. Frictional heat generated by the tool plasticizes the materials without melting them. As the tool traverses along the weld line, it forges the plasticized materials behind the tool to form a joint. Compared to fusion welding, friction stir welding produces joints with lower heat input and narrow heat affected zones. It can weld a variety of materials, including aluminum alloys, copper alloys, magnesium alloys, and plastics.
The document provides an overview of additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing. It discusses the evolution of AM from its origins in the 1980s to recent developments. The key differences between AM and conventional CNC machining are described, including differences in the manufacturing process, materials used, precision, speed of production, and versatility. AM builds objects up in layers while CNC machining cuts material away. CNC machining generally allows for more durable, precise parts at larger scales and higher speeds of production than typical AM processes.
This document provides an overview of friction stir welding (FSW), including its principles, setup, materials used, advantages, and applications. Some key points:
- FSW was invented in 1991 as a solid state welding process that generates frictional heat between a rotating tool and materials to be joined, below their melting points.
- It overcomes issues with conventional welding like distortion and defects, and enables welding of materials not possible with fusion welding.
- The FSW setup involves a cylindrical, shouldered tool with a probe that is rotated and plunged into materials to be joined. This generates frictional heat to plasticize the materials without melting.
- FSW produces high strength welds in a wide
One of the welding processes that used in Engineering field is the electrogas welding. There are several types of welding processes similar to this, but electrogas welding has its unique features.
Thanks for the colleagues who give this slides to publish.
This document discusses different robotic welding techniques. It describes how robotic welding uses programmable tools called robots to automate welding processes by performing welds and handling parts. The main techniques discussed are robotic arc welding, spot welding, and friction stir welding. Robotic arc welding uses gas metal arc welding or gas tungsten arc welding and includes components like a power source, welding torch, and wire feeder. Robotic spot welding generates heat through high current to fuse materials and includes welding guns and a weld timer. Robotic welding offers benefits over manual welding like increased productivity, accuracy, and safety.
Automation of mig welding to manufacture mechanical components metal 3d printerAbdul Haq Mohammed
The project undertaken is titled as “Automation of MIG welding to manufacture mechanical components”. The project is to manufacture metal products using additive manufacturing technique to produce some common mechanical metal components. Additive layer manufacturing, commonly referred to as 3-D printing, has progressively matured technically, creating rapid growth. Economists speculate it to cause a revolution in manufacturing industry. However, this technology has been restricted to the manufacture of ceramic and polymer components due to its high cost to manufacture metallic products.
1. Laser beam machining is a non-conventional machining process that uses a laser beam directed by mirrors to remove material from a workpiece through thermal energy.
2. The laser beam machining process involves using a power supply to energize flash lamps, which produce intense light to energize lasing materials like ruby crystals. The coherent laser light is focused by lenses onto the workpiece.
3. Laser beam machining can machine any material with high accuracy and a small heat affected zone. It is used to make small holes and for applications like micro-drilling, welding specialty materials, and medical procedures.
this presentation is about ultrasonic welding ,it shows what is ultra sonic welding and how does it work with some applications .
I am a student at port said university ,faculty of engineering ,production and mechanical design department .
The adaptive control is basically a feedback system that treats the CNC as an internal unit and in which the machining variables automatically adapt themselves to the actual conditions of the machining process.
Demand of welding increase of new materials.
-- ceramics and metal matrix composites.
-- High strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels
Lack of skilled labours
Traditional welding techniques are costly
Safety concerns.
Need to improve the total cost effectiveness of the welding
Lalit Yadav
Rapid prototyping technologies allow engineers to create physical prototypes of designs prior to full production. The document discusses the rapid prototyping process which involves:
1. Creating a CAD model and converting it to STL format.
2. Slicing the STL file into thin layers and constructing the prototype layer-by-layer using different techniques like stereolithography, selective laser sintering, or fused deposition modeling.
3. Post-processing the prototype by removing supports, cleaning, and finishing the surface.
Specific rapid prototyping methods like stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and fused deposition modeling are described in detail. The document also discusses applications and limitations of rapid
Friction stir welding of high strength aluminium alloysRitul2
The document summarizes a seminar presentation on friction stir welding of high-strength aluminum alloys. It discusses friction stir welding techniques, properties of 7XXX and 2XXX aluminum alloys, applications of friction stir welding in aerospace and other industries, and challenges and opportunities for further research. Friction stir welding is described as a solid-state welding process that was invented in 1991 and provides advantages over conventional welding of aluminum, including fewer defects, no filler required, and improved mechanical properties of the welded joint. The presentation focuses on welding high-strength 7XXX and 2XXX aluminum alloys used in aerospace applications.
The presentations helps us to understand about plastic welding and its different classifications. Further it gives a brief idea about the various industrial applications and latest developments in this field.
Laser beam machining uses a focused, high-powered laser beam to remove material from a workpiece through vaporization. The laser beam's energy is concentrated onto the workpiece using an optical lens. Material is removed through either thermal or optical energy delivered by pulsed laser beams. Laser beam machining can be used for cutting, welding, engraving, and cladding applications in industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and medical. It offers advantages over traditional machining like being non-contact, not requiring solvents, and allowing machining of hard and soft materials. However, it also has disadvantages like requiring trained operators, being a slow process, needing expensive equipment, and consuming significant energy.
Hydroforming is a manufacturing process that uses fluid pressure to form hollow metal parts with complex geometries. There are two types: tube hydroforming uses pressurized fluid to reshape tubing inside a die, while sheet hydroforming forces sheet metal into a die cavity using fluid or press action. Hydroforming is used in automotive, sanitary, and aerospace applications to create parts with tight tolerances, fewer welds, and reduced weight. Design considerations include part geometry, material properties, die design, and pressure capabilities. Hydroforming allows for innovative part designs but has high equipment costs and slow cycle times.
Submerged arc welding is a mechanized welding process where the arc and molten weld are protected from atmospheric contamination by being "submerged" under a blanket of granular fusible flux. It provides high quality welds at high deposition rates without spatter, sparks, or fumes. SAW is commonly used for welding large structures like pressure vessels, ship hulls, and pipelines due to its consistency and efficiency.
MIG welding, also known as gas metal arc welding, is a semiautomatic welding process where a continuous wire electrode is fed through a gun and melts upon contact with the base metal. Shielding gas protects the weld from atmospheric contamination. MIG welding is commonly used in manufacturing applications like automotive repair and pipe welding due to its high deposition rate, ability to produce quality welds quickly, and versatility in welding many metal alloys. However, it is limited to flat and horizontal welding positions due to issues with high heat input and weld puddle fluidity in vertical and overhead positions.
The document discusses 5-axis CNC machines. It begins with an introduction to CNC machines in general and the operations they perform like milling, drilling, and water jet cutting. It then introduces 5-axis CNC machines, which add two additional rotational axes compared to standard 3-axis machines. This allows for more complex part machining, machining at angles, and greater efficiency. Example applications discussed include manufacturing of turbine blades, custom batch production parts, automotive components, and 3D printing. The document concludes with an overview of programming for 5-axis machines.
Friction stir welding is a solid state joining process that was invented in 1991. It involves a non-consumable rotating tool that is plunged into metal materials to join them. Frictional heat generated by the tool plasticizes the materials without melting them. As the tool traverses along the weld line, it forges the plasticized materials behind the tool to form a joint. Compared to fusion welding, friction stir welding produces joints with lower heat input and narrow heat affected zones. It can weld a variety of materials, including aluminum alloys, copper alloys, magnesium alloys, and plastics.
The document provides an overview of additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing. It discusses the evolution of AM from its origins in the 1980s to recent developments. The key differences between AM and conventional CNC machining are described, including differences in the manufacturing process, materials used, precision, speed of production, and versatility. AM builds objects up in layers while CNC machining cuts material away. CNC machining generally allows for more durable, precise parts at larger scales and higher speeds of production than typical AM processes.
This document provides an overview of friction stir welding (FSW), including its principles, setup, materials used, advantages, and applications. Some key points:
- FSW was invented in 1991 as a solid state welding process that generates frictional heat between a rotating tool and materials to be joined, below their melting points.
- It overcomes issues with conventional welding like distortion and defects, and enables welding of materials not possible with fusion welding.
- The FSW setup involves a cylindrical, shouldered tool with a probe that is rotated and plunged into materials to be joined. This generates frictional heat to plasticize the materials without melting.
- FSW produces high strength welds in a wide
One of the welding processes that used in Engineering field is the electrogas welding. There are several types of welding processes similar to this, but electrogas welding has its unique features.
Thanks for the colleagues who give this slides to publish.
This document discusses different robotic welding techniques. It describes how robotic welding uses programmable tools called robots to automate welding processes by performing welds and handling parts. The main techniques discussed are robotic arc welding, spot welding, and friction stir welding. Robotic arc welding uses gas metal arc welding or gas tungsten arc welding and includes components like a power source, welding torch, and wire feeder. Robotic spot welding generates heat through high current to fuse materials and includes welding guns and a weld timer. Robotic welding offers benefits over manual welding like increased productivity, accuracy, and safety.
Automation of mig welding to manufacture mechanical components metal 3d printerAbdul Haq Mohammed
The project undertaken is titled as “Automation of MIG welding to manufacture mechanical components”. The project is to manufacture metal products using additive manufacturing technique to produce some common mechanical metal components. Additive layer manufacturing, commonly referred to as 3-D printing, has progressively matured technically, creating rapid growth. Economists speculate it to cause a revolution in manufacturing industry. However, this technology has been restricted to the manufacture of ceramic and polymer components due to its high cost to manufacture metallic products.
This document discusses challenges facing rebar manufacturers and testing programs due to expected increases in construction volumes and changes in rebar specifications. It identifies challenges such as testing irregularly shaped rebar, absorbing high energy failures, accurately measuring strain and elongation, ensuring repeatable tensile test results, performing bend tests, and cycle testing mechanical coupliers. It emphasizes that testing programs should be prepared to address these challenges to avoid risks to product quality as construction and rebar standards evolve.
This document describes the design and development of an automated mechanism for internal flange surface weld overlay. Some key points:
- Currently, flange internal weld overlay is done manually which requires skilled labor and is time-consuming and prone to quality issues.
- The project aims to automate this process using a programmable logic controller, positioning equipment, and a welding machine mounted on a motorized bed for movement.
- The automated mechanism is designed to improve weld quality, increase productivity by reducing time and rework, and make the process less dependent on operator skill.
- Design calculations are shown for components like motors, gearboxes, and belts to power the chuck, positioner,
This document summarizes the dieless wire drawing process. In conventional wire drawing, wire is pulled through a conical die to reduce its diameter, but this causes die wear and high costs. Dieless drawing uses resistance, laser, or induction heating along with water cooling to reduce the wire diameter without a die. It has advantages over conventional drawing like lower costs, ability to achieve large reductions in a single pass, and applicability to difficult-to-draw materials. The document describes the basic elements, machine design, data acquisition system, experiments conducted on low carbon steel wire, and achieved maximum drawing velocity and diameter reduction.
This document discusses Weldpac, a construction management and control system for welding projects. It can manage all aspects of a project including fitting, welding, quality control, stores, and planning. It reduces costs by streamlining paperwork and improving efficiency across disciplines. Weldpac provides detailed reporting on project scope, progress, costs, and welding requirements to help ensure projects are completed safely, on time and on budget. It offers comprehensive management and control of welding operations from initial preparation through quality control and closeout.
Design and implementation of a fully automatic robotic laser welding station by Qnet.
Here is the relative technical article published at the Proceedings of the Fifth International WLT Conference on Lasers in Manufactoring 2009 in Munich by Davide Kleiner and Geert Verhaeghe
This document summarizes a digital controlled inverter arc stud welding machine. It provides details about the machine's advantages such as being time-saving, having a wide application range with little workpiece distortion, and producing high intensity welds. It also discusses the machine's light weight, small size, stable performance, and adaptive input voltage range. Technical specifications and component details are provided.
Zeal Electromech Profile with Machine Details (1).pptxAkshayThoke3
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This document discusses quality assurance for metric thread screw production. It defines quality assurance as activities that ensure a product will meet quality requirements. It describes implementing quality assurance through mechanical integrity testing and conforming to applicable standards. It also provides an overview of screw threads, describing the nominal contour and tolerance series for ISO metric screw threads. It discusses material selection factors and conducting tests to measure thread geometrical accuracy and preload force during the manufacturing process.
Medición de diámetros interiores al momento de rectificado o mecanizado de piezas tipo flecha.
Preciso y automático, retroalimenta a la maquina CNC para ajustar el mecanizado.
Solo por Jenoptik.
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Presentation showing condition monitoring solutions for rotating machines from KONČAR Institute. The solutions are divided in two big groups:
1. Compact stationary monitoring solutions
2. Portable monitoring and diagnostic instruments
Overall 13 solutions are presented with description of market, applications, value propositions, etc.
Generator step-up and system intertie power transformers Securing high-qualit...Krishna P. Sharma
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Industrial monitoring and control systems using andriod applicationAvinash Vemula
Automation takes the complete control of total plants few authentication and manual actions are needed from user side for completing action .Hence there is a must situation for users presence at all times in the control for taking some timely needed control actions. The proposed system provides a good solution to this problem. The whole control room environment is additionally implemented in the arm-android platform and the same is communicated to the process through Bluetooth. Now the user in control can use mobile at anytime, anywhere to monitor and control the whole plant.8051 is used here for acquiring process control parameters from the sensors like temperature, gas etc and transmitting it via a Bluetooth module to an android device. Hence the parameter values can be monitored and stored simultaneously.
Additive Manufacturing (AM) is undergoing a revolution as it moves from the model and tooling shop and onto the factory floor. A growing range of firms are deploying AM to create innovative new products that deliver increased performance in use and which could not be produced conventionally. Here we explore the drivers behind this transition and the increased demands that series production places on AM to deliver predictable, consistent parts. We look at the chains of linked processes and tools that are needed to create an integrated manufacturing process with AM at its heart, and the controls that must be employed to make AM a mainstream manufacturing process.
This document was prepared by Zenithar Team to show the machinery support portfolio in the electromechanical industry. For switchgears, for transformers, for epoxy resin casting, for molding, and for CT, PT solutions, Zenithar is a convenient partner to help the right machinery solutions.
Geospace Technologies provides world-class electronic manufacturing services with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. They have two SMT lines capable of over 80,000 placements per hour each and certifications including ISO 9001. Geospace can meet a wide range of customer needs through flexible manufacturing and quick turn times. Their quality processes aim to exceed customer standards with a focus on consistency and high first pass yields.
First Level Inc. is a contract electronics manufacturer that offers assembly services and consulting. It has a 10,000 square foot facility with a clean room and capabilities including die attach, wire bonding, and leak testing. First Level works with customers in industries like military, medical, and automotive. It aims to deliver high quality, precision assembly and has processes in place to ensure quality and continuous improvement.
The Modelica Electric Power Library is ideal for efficient modeling, simulation and analysis of electric power systems, including AC three-phase (abc, dq0, rst) and one-phase AC and DC systems. The models can be used in both steady-state and transient mode for simulation and initialization.
The library’s components provide standardized interfaces to thermal and mechanical domains, and are easy to combine with other libraries to represent electric power and actuation. Application domains include power stations and rail vehicles.
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2. Content Layout
• Introduction
• Advantages
• Various automatic welding processes
• Wind tower manufacturing
• Adaptive control in resistance welding
3. Introduction
• Leadership in manufacturing depends upon quality, cost, productivity,
safety and up gradation of technology
• Inflection has taken place in following areas:
a. Semi automatic/manual power source: digital control invertors
b. Welding automation: tandem SAW/MIG, friction stir, robotics, LASER
spot welding, automation with hybrid welding system(LASER –MIG,
plasma-MIG).
c. Advancements in cutting process:-Precision plasma cutting, LASER
cutting
4. ADVANTAGES OF AUTOMATION
• Consistency in weld results- error proofing
• Multiple parameters for multiple welding runs
• Store parameters to share with other machines having same
application
• Quality control
• Data storage and records
• Quicker weld fault diagnostics lower repair time
5. Tandem MIG
• Tendem MIG consist of two
power sources i.e, two wires and
feed mechanism to work at a
point
• Results in higher deposition
rates and hence increased
productivity
• There is use of tubular wire in US
and japan extensively, but not so
popular to rest areas of Europe
• Therefore solid wire type is used
6. Advantages of Tandem MIG
• Exceptional welding speeds
• High weld metal
deposition rate
• Superior weld quality:
◊ Reduced heat input
◊ Resists burn-through on
thin
materials
◊ Maintains low spatter
levels
• Bead profile control
• Lowers production cost
• Increases productivity
7. ROBOTIC WELDING
Fig.. Schematic diagram
showing
autonomous robot vehicle
navigated
by vision system, being used
for all
positional MIG / MAG
welding
8. NARROW GAP SAW
• Tubular wire are being popular
for increasing productivity over
solid wire.
• Now MIG/MAG welding is
replacing the SAW in bridge
construction to reduce
distortion and cost.
9. LASER applications
• In shipbuilding and off-road vehicles, high power
LASER(3-10kW CO2 )is popular.
• Precision dimensional control, accuracy and higher
cutting/welding speeds.
• Precision ±0.3mm/10m
• High powered laser is used in combination with 1 or 2
MIG/MAG torches.
• A German shipyard is already having this system
replacing SAW
• HYBRID system leads to higher joint completion rates
Fig.4a. Nd:YAG laser - MAG hybrid process being
developed for land pipeline girth. A pic.
10. ELECTRON BEAM TECHNOLOGY
• The main areas of improvement is Gun Development and reduced
pressure technology.
• reduced pressure technology uses pressure chamber of 1 mbar, while
conventional use pressure of about 5 mbar
• Results in good quality welds
11. WIND TOWER MANUFACTURING
• It requires highly precise application of gas cutting or arc
cutting i.e., triple torch with single pass.
• Automatic setup which provides, angular adjustments,
infinite rotation of cutting head, Cutting height
adjustment via automatic arc
• precision high end CNC plasma is used with high degree
of automation required to guarantee quality.
• Programming software, Numerical control and Automatic
rotating bevel tools are used to dispense with manual
tasks.
12. ADAPTIVE CONTROL IN RESISTANCE WELDING
• Vehicle manufacturing industries employ resistance welding in
extensive way.
• To achieve the goals related to high quality and reliability,
manufacturers are investing in digitally controlled automatic assembly
system.
• Now, adaptive control has potential to revolutionize the quality,
flexibility and productivity of high speed resistance welding.
• It can obviate the need for follow-up testing of assembly.
13. Real time control
• Adaptive control in resistance welding employs unique type of
hardware and software to precisely control the welding parameters in
real time.
• Ultrasonic inspection since a manual process, is time consuming ,
here adaptive control integrates the inspection of each weld with real
time control how welding is to be performed.
• The adaptive control system measures the current and voltage at the
electrode. Mathematical algorithms calculate resistance curves and
energy balance.
• This kind of control enhances welding flexibility, so manufacturers can
be more responsive to fast-changing market needs.
14. Welding process repeatability
• Manufacturers seek weld reliability, which helps them consistently
meet their production and quality requirements.
• Unfortunately welding is process with large variations.
• adaptive control of resistance welding automatically compensates for
output changes as gun tips wear.
• adaptive control provides an information framework to assure
manufacturers that weld reliability is actually being achieved.
• In terms of process control, this is a significant improvement over
projecting weld quality from results obtained by manual product
sampling
15. Improved safety
• Many automatic resistance welding having hundreds of robots
welding large no. of components per minute. Without real time
control robots deliver constant power which may be undesirable if
material is changed.
• The excess spark may pose risk of explosion and serious injury to
worker.
• Adaptive control receives real-time feedback of conditions on a
component’s surface and adjusts the current flow to just the right
level to complete the weld without generating explosion.
16. Reduction in production cost
• Significant reduction of testing costs, including labor, time, documentation,
expense per part tested, and scrapped and testing materials.
• Less rework of components, recalls, rebates and legal liability due to
increased weld reliability.
• Lower production cost per part due to increased throughout from 100
percent weld inspection
• Reduction of explosion-related costs due to a safer and cleaner workspace
with less contaminants and better quality welds