JPS61289971A - Method for welding in water - Google Patents

Method for welding in water

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JPS61289971A
JPS61289971A JP13124485A JP13124485A JPS61289971A JP S61289971 A JPS61289971 A JP S61289971A JP 13124485 A JP13124485 A JP 13124485A JP 13124485 A JP13124485 A JP 13124485A JP S61289971 A JPS61289971 A JP S61289971A
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welding
gas
arc
torch
water
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Toshiharu Kon
今 敏晴
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NITSUKAI KENSETSU KK
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To permit manual welding or fully automatic welding in water by disposing a foam generator near the tip of a torch and creating the cavity of gas around the base metals and weld zone in the stage of welding. CONSTITUTION:The annular foam generator 2 is disposed around the tip 1 of the torch. The foam generator 2 constitutes a metallic or plastic housing 3 and is attached with a supply pipe 4 for supplying a shielding gas. The shielding gas G supplied from the pipe 4 is injected through small through-holes 5 bored to a bottom disk 6 of the housing 3 and is mixed with liquid to form fine foam P which is blown so as to enclose the arc weld zone A. The cavity 10 is formed by the gas, etc. which the metal melted by the heat of the arc generates. Welding is thus executed.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は主として水中でのアーク熱による溶接方法に関
するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention mainly relates to a welding method using arc heat in water.

(従来の技術) 従来に於いては、被覆アーク溶接棒にテーピング等の防
水処理を施してウーットで行う方法で手溶接であり、簡
便で複雑な構造物に対応出来るという利点がある反面、
作業者の技量に左右されるという欠点があり、又ウェッ
トであるので溶接部への信頼性が薄いという欠点かった
(Prior art) Conventionally, welding is done by hand by applying waterproofing treatment such as taping to a covered arc welding rod and then welding by woot, which has the advantage of being simple and applicable to complex structures.
It has the disadvantage that it depends on the skill of the worker, and because it is wet, the reliability of the welded part is low.

一方、半自動溶接方式として半自動溶接トーチの外筒を
二重とし、その先端にラッパ状のノズルを設け、該ノズ
ルを通して高速の噴流水又はガスを適宜の角度で噴出せ
しめ、トーチ直下に気体空洞を形成させてその中でミグ
溶接(金属線を電極として行う溶接)又はCO□アーク
溶接を行うものであるが、トーチ先端が大きく広くなる
ので複雑な構造物に対応出来ない欠点がある。
On the other hand, as a semi-automatic welding method, the outer cylinder of the semi-automatic welding torch is made double, and a trumpet-shaped nozzle is installed at the tip of the torch, through which a high-speed jet of water or gas is ejected at an appropriate angle, creating a gas cavity directly below the torch. After forming a torch, MIG welding (welding performed using a metal wire as an electrode) or CO□ arc welding is performed inside the torch, but the disadvantage is that the torch tip becomes large and wide, making it inapplicable to complex structures.

又、溶接部をラッパ状のノズルやワイヤーブラシ等で覆
うので目視が出来ずダーバーによる溶接は困難であった
Furthermore, since the welded area is covered with a trumpet-shaped nozzle, wire brush, etc., visual inspection is not possible, making it difficult to weld with a durbar.

更にトーチ先端にスパッタの付着が多く、そのメンテナ
ンス性が悪いなどの欠点があった。
Furthermore, there were other drawbacks such as a lot of spatter adhering to the tip of the torch and poor maintainability.

(技術的課題) 而して、本発明は従来技術の欠点に鑑みなされたもので
、水中でのダイパーによる手溶接も出来るし又、複雑な
構造物にも対応出来ると共に自動機に取付けて全自動溶
接をも可能とし、手溶接の簡便性、自動溶接の高能率性
を合せ持ち、且つ溶接の信頼性を向上せしめ、更に従来
より陸上で使用している自動溶接装置を、そのトーチの
一部の改良で使用でき、新たな付帯設備を必要とせず経
済的であることを技術的課題とするものである。
(Technical Issues) The present invention was developed in view of the shortcomings of the prior art, and it is possible to perform manual welding using a dieper underwater, and it can also be applied to complex structures, as well as being able to be installed on an automatic machine to completely weld. It also enables automatic welding, combines the simplicity of manual welding with the high efficiency of automatic welding, and improves the reliability of welding. The technical problem is that it can be used by improving the parts and is economical without requiring new incidental equipment.

(技術的課題) 本発明では上記の技術的課題を解決するために、トーチ
のチップ近傍に泡発生装置を配設し、シールドガスを送
り込んでアーク溶接時、1τ母材と溶接部又は溶融金属
部の周辺とに気体の空洞をつくりあげるようにしである
(Technical Problem) In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problem, in the present invention, a bubble generator is disposed near the tip of the torch, and a shielding gas is sent to generate a 1τ base metal and a welded part or molten metal during arc welding. This is to create a gas cavity around the area.

具体的には図示の実施例に示す如く下記の構成となる。Specifically, as shown in the illustrated embodiment, the configuration is as follows.

第一の実施例(第1図乃至第2図)について。Regarding the first embodiment (FIGS. 1 and 2).

lはトーチのチップでその周囲に環状の泡発生装置2を
配設しである。 該泡発生装置2は金属製又はプラスチ
ック製の筺体3を構成し、シールドガスを供給するため
の供給管4を取付けである。
1 is the tip of a torch, around which an annular bubble generator 2 is arranged. The bubble generator 2 comprises a metal or plastic housing 3, and is equipped with a supply pipe 4 for supplying shielding gas.

5は筺体3の下盤6に複数個穿った貫通小孔で、事実上
、泡をつくる機能を有している。
Reference numeral 5 denotes a plurality of small through holes bored in the lower plate 6 of the housing 3, which actually have the function of creating bubbles.

即ち、供給管4より送られて来るシールドガスG例へば
炭酸ガス、アルゴンガス等の不活性ガスは貫通小孔5よ
り噴出し水中で液体と混合され細かい独立した気泡Pと
なってアーク溶融部Aを無数に包むように吹き付けられ
る。
That is, inert gas such as carbon dioxide gas or argon gas, for example, which is sent from the supply pipe 4, is ejected from the small through hole 5, mixed with the liquid in the water, becomes fine independent bubbles P, and is transferred to the arc melting part A. It is sprayed in a countless number of ways.

7は母材、8はワイヤー供給ローラー9によって矢標F
方向に供給されるワイヤー(金属電極)、lOはアーク
溶接時に生ずるアーク溶融部A近傍の空洞で本発明の重
要な点である。
7 is the base material, 8 is the arrow F by the wire supply roller 9
The wire (metal electrode) IO supplied in the direction is an important point of the present invention in the cavity near the arc melting part A that occurs during arc welding.

即ち、シールドガスGが泡発生装置2の貫通小孔5より
噴出し水中で液体と混合され細かい独立した気泡Pとな
って、アーク溶融部Aを無数に包むように吹き付けられ
ることによりアーク熱溶融金属の発生するガス等により
前記空洞lOが形成されるもの〒ある。
That is, the shielding gas G is ejected from the small through hole 5 of the bubble generating device 2, mixed with the liquid in the water, and becomes fine independent bubbles P, which are sprayed so as to envelop the arc melting part A, thereby causing arc-heated molten metal. In some cases, the cavity 1O is formed by gas generated by.

従って、溶接が水中で良好に行なわれる。Therefore, welding can be carried out well under water.

(作 用) アーク溶接時に於いて、供給管4より供給されたシール
ドガスGは、筺体3の下盤6に穿った貫通小孔5より水
中へ噴出せしめられ液体と混合されて細かい気泡P(比
重が軽くなる)となってアーク溶接部Aを包むように吹
き付けられると共にアーク熱溶融金属の発生するガス等
により空洞lOが形成され溶接が行われる。
(Function) During arc welding, the shielding gas G supplied from the supply pipe 4 is ejected into the water from the small through hole 5 drilled in the lower plate 6 of the housing 3, mixed with the liquid, and fine bubbles P ( The specific gravity becomes lighter) and is blown to surround the arc welding area A, and a cavity 1O is formed by the gas generated by the arc-heated molten metal, and welding is performed.

第二の実施例(第3図乃至第4図)について。Regarding the second embodiment (FIGS. 3 and 4).

本実施例に於いて第一の実施例と同じ部分には同じ番号
を附しである。
In this embodiment, the same parts as in the first embodiment are given the same numbers.

本実施例の特徴は泡発生装置2として焼結金属、焼結石
等の焼結体llを採用しかつチップ1の斜め下側方に向
けて配置した点にある。
The feature of this embodiment is that a sintered body 11 of sintered metal, sintered stone, or the like is used as the bubble generating device 2, and it is arranged diagonally downward to the side of the chip 1.

而して、シールドガスGは焼結体llの微細孔12より
水中に噴出せしめられ無数の細かい気泡Pを作り、溶接
を良好に行う。
Thus, the shielding gas G is ejected into the water from the micropores 12 of the sintered body 11, creating countless fine bubbles P, thereby achieving good welding.

その作用、効果は第一の実施例と略同じである。Its action and effect are substantially the same as in the first embodiment.

第三の実施例(第5図乃至第6図)について。Regarding the third embodiment (FIGS. 5 and 6).

本実施例に於いて、第一、第二の実施例と同じ部分には
同じ番号を附しである。
In this embodiment, the same parts as in the first and second embodiments are given the same numbers.

13はトーチである。 本実施例の特徴は泡発生装置2
として金属製網板14、微小貫通孔板15等を重ね合わ
せて網体を採用した点にある。
13 is a torch. The feature of this embodiment is that the foam generator 2
The main feature is that a mesh body is adopted by overlapping a metal mesh plate 14, a minute through-hole plate 15, etc.

(効 果) 而して、本発明は第一乃至第三の実施例で示す如き構成
及び作用を有するので下記の如き特有の効果がある。
(Effects) Since the present invention has the configuration and operation as shown in the first to third embodiments, it has the following unique effects.

水中でのダイパーによる手溶接あるいは全自動溶接が可
能となると共に複雑な構造物に対しても対応でき、手溶
接の簡便性、自動溶接の高能率性を合せ持ちかつ溶接の
信頼性を向上せしめることが出来る。
It enables manual welding with a dipper underwater or fully automatic welding, and can also be applied to complex structures.It combines the simplicity of manual welding with the high efficiency of automatic welding, and improves the reliability of welding. I can do it.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図乃至第2図は本発明の第一の実施例を示し、第1
図はその概略説明図、第2図は泡発生装置の拡大断面図
である。 第3図乃至第4図は第二の実施例を示し、第3図はその
概略図、第4図は泡発生装置の拡大断面図である。 第5図乃至第6図は第三の実施例を示し、第5図はその
概略説明図、第6図は泡発生装置の分解斜視図である。 111・拳チップ  2・・争泡発生装置8・・Φワイ
ヤー lO・・・空洞 第  4  図 第  3@1 2C− 1/ ″ /パ9.。 /。 σ       P2 第  61 第 51       ・。・・ 5 y、314 11開’1j61−Z6aa/1(5Jぬ 」シ1o  ツシ 1:チップ  2す個発生装置 8:ワイヤー 10=空番同
1 and 2 show a first embodiment of the present invention.
The figure is a schematic explanatory diagram thereof, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the bubble generator. 3 and 4 show a second embodiment, of which FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram and FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view of the foam generator. 5 and 6 show a third embodiment, FIG. 5 is a schematic explanatory view thereof, and FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the foam generating device. 111・Fist tip 2・・War bubble generator 8・・φ wire lO・Cavity No. 4 Fig. 3 @ 1 2C- 1/″ /Pa 9. /. σ P2 61st 51st ・・・5 y, 314 11 open'1j61-Z6aa/1 (5Jnu'shi 1o Tsushi 1: Chip 2 pieces Generator 8: Wire 10 = Same empty number

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] チップの近傍に泡発生装置を配設すると共にシールドガ
スを該泡発生装置より水中に噴出せしめて気泡Pを発生
せしめ、該気泡Pでアーク溶融部A付近を包むようにす
る一方、アーク熱溶融金属の発生するガス等によりアー
ク溶融部A近傍に空洞を形成せしめた水中に於ける溶接
方法
A bubble generator is disposed near the chip, and a shielding gas is ejected into the water from the bubble generator to generate bubbles P, so that the bubbles P surround the vicinity of the arc-melted part A, and the arc-heated molten metal is Welding method in water where a cavity is formed near the arc melting part A due to gas generated by
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US5388753A (en) * 1994-03-21 1995-02-14 Martin Marietta Corporation Inert gas welding shield for the backside of welds
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US5388753A (en) * 1994-03-21 1995-02-14 Martin Marietta Corporation Inert gas welding shield for the backside of welds
FR2970888A1 (en) * 2011-01-31 2012-08-03 Aircelle Sa GAS PROTECTION DEVICE FOR CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE WELDING
WO2012104532A1 (en) * 2011-01-31 2012-08-09 Aircelle Gas shielding device
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