Lincoln Electric IM649 manual 28750046

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Appendix A

PULSE WAVE SHAPING PRINCIPLES

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12.Open the “Edit” screen and select only those

workpoints that have been developed (150 and

300 in/min.). Select the button to interpolate the remaining workpoints. The

function gives a estimation of the values needed for the other wire feed speeds. Each useable workpoint should be developed separately.

Our Experiment: We tested the 205 in/min. workpoint to confirm that its operation was good. We checked the pulse variables in the no adapt mode and the peak voltage in the adaptive mode. The 205 in/min. workpoint was acceptable without modifications. The other workpoints in the program can be developed in a similar fashion. After we completed developing the program, we checked its performance across the range of wire feed speeds.

 

WorkPoint Editor

 

WorkPoint Editor

0

50

8

700

1

80

9

850

2

110

10

1000

3

150

11

1200

4

205

 

 

5

300

 

 

6

400

 

 

7

600

 

 

 

inch / min

 

meter / min

 

Go Figure

 

 

 

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13.The specific wire feed speed points of the program are now developed in the range of 150 in/min to 300 in/min. Check the full range of the program to confirm its synergic operation.

Our Experiment: We started at 150 in/min. and while welding, ran the wire feed speed up to 300 in/min. The arc looked consistent across the range.

14.If desired, our new custom waveform could be ‘Saved As’ another file name and downloaded into the PowerWave’s weld mode directory.

The new program is complete. To summarize, we performed the following sequence of tasks:

1.Set up the equipment.

2.Selected a program close to our application needs.

3.Selected a wire feed speed.

4.Make program “No Adapt” and set pulse variables.

5.Make program “Adapt” and set arc length.

6.Adjust the starting, shorting, ending routines as needed.

7.Use to interpolate and extrapolate values for the other wire feed speeds.

8.Choose the next wire feed speed to develop and go back to step 4.

9.Weld with the range of the program to confirm operation performance.

WAVE DESIGNER

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Contents Wave Designer TM Page Table of Contents Wave Designer Software License Agreement License InformationIii License Information KEY Topics IntroductionProduct Overview User ResponsibilityWelding Equipment Requirements Software Release DataFile Storage Locations Software InstallationSoftware Installation Procedure Welcome to Wave Designer Equipment Interface ConnectionsControl Board DIP Switch Setting EQUIPMENT/SOFTWARE Startup Upgrade FirmwareSynergic Welding and Workpoints Software OperationWaveform Editor Window Working in Wave DesignerAbout the Procedure File Menu Waveform Editor Tool BARTools Tools MenuWave Designer Pro Waveform Editor Print MenuMenu Editing and Selecting WorkpointsWorkPoint Editor Editing WorkpointsEfforts Selecting WorkpointsExpand Graphic Editing Variable ParametersReference Paragraph see Appendix a Wave Design ProcessDownloading Wave Shapes Flashing PowerWave Custom Weld FilesAutosave Software Operation Introduction Using the ARC Scope WindowArcscope GSF Other ARC Scope OptionsFile Arcscope Overview Wave Designer Troubleshooting Procedure TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Appendix a Pulse Wave Shaping PrinciplesAppendix Overview Figure A-1. Pulse Waveform Parameters Gmaw Pulse OverviewFigure A-2. Weld Droplet Transfer NON-ADAPTIVE Mode Adaptive and NON-ADAPTIVE ModeAdaptive Mode Pulse Wave Design Process Figure A-4. Process FlowchartSelecting a Starting Wave Shape Select a Workpoint Customizing the Wave ShapeAdapting Stickout Select an Adaptive Type Optional Close the Adaptive Loop / Adjust the Peak VoltageStart Control Adjust the Start Control Parameters OptionalShorting Control Adjust the Shorting Control Parameters OptionalEnd Conditioning Adjust the End Condition Parameters OptionalDeveloping the 2nd Workpoint Go Figure / Make the Waveform SynergicPeak Current and Peak Time Primary Pulse Waveform ComponentsBackground Current FrequencySecondary Waveform Parameters Application Exercise Fresa Start Control Pulse Waveform Editor 28750046 Pulse Wave Shaping Principles Appendix B STT Wave Shaping PrinciplesPeak Time Peak Amps Tailout Speed STT OverviewFigure B-2. Weld Droplet Transfer STT Surface Tension Transfer Surface Tension TransferSTT Wave Shaping Principles Reference Paragraph see Appendix B STT Wave Design ProcessSelecting a Starting Wave Shape Inch / min meter / min Go Figure Find the Optimal Arc Characteristics STT Start Control WorkPoint Editor Peak Current Primary STT Waveform ComponentsTailout Pinch Start Secondary STT Waveform ComponentsPINCH/PEAK Peak TimeSTT Waveform Editor STT Waveform Editor Index-1 IndexIndex-2 Voltage Index-3Index-4