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Working principle of energy storage spot welder [CD03]
The working principle of energy storage spot welder is relatively simple, and the working process includes three processes: energy storage, discharge and welding.
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Composition of energy storage spot welder [CD02]
Simply speaking, the working principle of energy storage spot welding machine is to use capacitor energy storage, and then to release electric energy to the welding site through high current, and make it instantaneous heated and melted, so as to achieve the purpose of spot welding.
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What are the characteristics and advantages of capacitor energy storage spot welder? [CD01]
The capacitor energy storage welding machine is used to charge the capacitor after the alternating current is rectified by the rectifier, and the stored electric energy is converted into low-voltage, energy-concentrated and stable pulse current by the welding transformer. The resistance heat is generated through the contact point of the welding work piece, and the metal piece is fused instantaneously.
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What is resistance welding? [RW01]
Resistance welding is a type of electric welding which involves heating metal by a powerful electric current and applying pressure or tension to join two pieces of metal together.
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Fundamentals and Principles of Resistance Welding [RW02]
Resistance welding processes represent a family of industrial welding processes that produce the heat required for welding through what is known as joule (J = I Rt) heating. Much in the way a piece of wire will heat up when current is passed through it
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Resistance spot welding - how it works? [RW03]
The process of resistance spot welding involves several key steps that contribute to the successful fusion of metal sheets. It begins with the preparation of the metal surfaces to be welded, ensuring that they are clean and free from contaminants that could affect the quality of the weld. Once the surfaces are prepared, the metal sheets are positioned between the welding electrodes, which apply pressure to hold them in place during the welding process.
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