JPS62179872A - Arc welding method for light metal - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
(発明の目的)
(産業上の利用分野)
本発明は、例えば、アルミニウムやアルミニウム合金に
よる軽金属のワークを不活性ガス雰囲気中の非消耗電極
で溶接する軽金属のアーク溶接方法(TIGwj接方法
)に関する。Detailed Description of the Invention (Objective of the Invention) (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention is applicable to light metal arc welding in which light metal workpieces made of aluminum or aluminum alloy are welded using a non-consumable electrode in an inert gas atmosphere. Regarding the method (TIGwj contact method).
(従来の技術)
従来、この種のアルミニウムやアルミニウム合金等の軽
金属によるワークのアーム溶接方法には、(1)、交流
TIG法(AC,TTG法)と(2)、直流正極性TI
G法(DC8P、TIG法)とがある。上記(1)の交
流TTG法は、溶接電流に交流電流を用いて、その極性
が逆極性(RP)、つまり、電極が陽極(+)であり、
母材(ワーク)が陰FM(−)であるときに、母材上に
陰極点の移動により、溶接時に障害となる母材表面の酸
化被膜の除去を行い、極性が正極性(SP) 、即ち、
電極が陰極(−)であり、母材が陽極(+)であるとき
に、主に溶は込み得るらのであり、上記(2)の直流正
極性TIG方法は、溶接電流に直流電流を用いて、その
電極が陰極(−)、母材(ワーク)が陽極の直流電流を
用いて溶接を行い、酸化被膜の除去は、溶接前の機械的
又は化学的手段による前処理にするようにしたものであ
る。(Prior art) Conventionally, arm welding methods for workpieces made of light metals such as aluminum and aluminum alloys include (1) alternating current TIG method (AC, TTG method) and (2) direct current positive polarity TI.
There is a G method (DC8P, TIG method). The AC TTG method in (1) above uses an AC current as the welding current, and its polarity is reverse polarity (RP), that is, the electrode is an anode (+).
When the base material (work) is negative FM (-), the cathode spot moves on the base material to remove the oxide film on the surface of the base material that would be an obstacle during welding, and the polarity becomes positive (SP). That is,
Welding mainly occurs when the electrode is a cathode (-) and the base metal is an anode (+), and the DC positive polarity TIG method in (2) above uses a DC current as the welding current. Welding was performed using direct current, with the electrode being the cathode (-) and the base material (work) being the anode, and the oxide film was removed by pretreatment by mechanical or chemical means before welding. It is something.
(発明が解°決しようとする問題点)
このように、上述した交流TUG法は交流電流を用いる
ため、電流の極性が逆極性(RP)部分では、酸化被膜
の除去作用(クリーニング作用)が良好に行われるけれ
ども、この逆極性では溶は込み量が浅いため、全体的に
溶接時溶は込み量が浅くなり、例えば、板厚のワークで
は、上記交流TIG法の適用が困難となり、あらたに、
ワークの溶接部に予熱を施す必要が生じる。(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As described above, since the above-mentioned AC TUG method uses an alternating current, the oxide film removal action (cleaning action) does not occur in the part where the polarity of the current is reversed (RP). However, with this reverse polarity, the depth of penetration is shallow, so the depth of penetration during welding is shallow overall.For example, with thick workpieces, it is difficult to apply the AC TIG method, and it is difficult to apply the AC TIG method. To,
It becomes necessary to preheat the welding part of the workpiece.
又一方、直流正極性TIG法は、直流正極性電流を用い
るため、良好な溶は込みが得られるけれども、この直流
正極性ではワークの酸化液nQクリーニング作用がない
ため、酸化被膜除去の前処理が不充分であったり、前処
理後、溶接までの時間がか)り過ぎると、気孔等を生じ
るおそれがある。On the other hand, since the DC positive polarity TIG method uses a DC positive polarity current, good penetration can be obtained. If the welding time is insufficient or the time from pretreatment to welding is too long, pores may occur.
本発明の目的は、上述した事情に鑑みてなされたもので
あって、板厚のワークであっても、予熱を施すことなく
、しから、ワークの酸化被膜クリーニング作用を持ら、
深い溶は込みを196ようにした軽合金のアーク溶接方
法を提供するにある。The object of the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a method for cleaning the oxide film of a workpiece, even when the workpiece is thick, without preheating the workpiece.
An object of the present invention is to provide a method for arc welding light alloys with deep melt penetration.
(問題点を解決するための手段)
本発明は、不活性ガス雰囲気中に軽金属によるワークの
溶接部を配設して非消耗電極で溶接するアーク溶接方法
において、上記ワークに先行溶接トーチから直流逆極性
電流を用いて上記ワークの表面の酸化被膜を除去し、し
かる後、上記ワークの溶接部に後行溶接トーチから直流
正極性電流を用いて溶接溜りを形成し、この溶接溜りへ
供給される溶接ワイヤで溶接して深い溶は込みを得るよ
うにしたアーク溶接方法である。(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention provides an arc welding method in which a workpiece made of a light metal is welded by a non-consumable electrode in an inert gas atmosphere, and a direct current is applied to the workpiece from a preceding welding torch. The oxide film on the surface of the workpiece is removed using a reverse polarity current, and then a welding puddle is formed at the welding part of the workpiece using a direct current positive polarity current from a trailing welding torch, and the welding puddle is supplied to the welding puddle. This is an arc welding method that achieves deep penetration by welding with a welding wire.
(作 用)
本発明は、不活性ガス雰囲気中で先行溶接トーチにより
直流逆極性電流をワークに通電して、ワーク表面の酸化
被膜を除去して地肌を露出し、シールドガスとしての不
活性ガスで地肌の再酸化を防止し、しかる後、後続溶接
トーチにより直流正極性電流をワークに通電して溶融溜
りを形成し、この溶融溜りへ供給される溶接ワイヤで溶
接する方法である。(Function) The present invention applies a DC reverse polarity current to the workpiece using a preceding welding torch in an inert gas atmosphere, removes the oxide film on the workpiece surface and exposes the bare surface, and uses an inert gas as a shielding gas. In this method, re-oxidation of the surface is prevented, and then a DC positive current is applied to the workpiece using a subsequent welding torch to form a molten puddle, and welding is performed using a welding wire supplied to this molten puddle.
(実施例)
第1図において、符号1は、例えば、アルミニウムやア
ルミニウム合金による軽金属のワークWに対して相対的
に移動し得るアーク溶接装置におりる主枠体であって、
この主枠体1の先端部1aには、先行溶接トーチ2が設
けられており、この先行溶接1−−チ2は、非消耗電極
としての第1タングステン電極2aと不活性ガス3を噴
射する噴射体2bとで構成されている。又、上記先行溶
接トーチ2の背部の上記主枠体1には、後行溶接トーチ
4が設けられており、この後行溶接トーチ4は、3r消
耗電極としての第2タングステン電極/Iaど不活性ガ
ス3を噴訃1する噴射体4bとで構成されている。さら
に、上記主枠体1の後部1bには、溶接ワイ)7リール
5及び複数のガイドローラ6が設けられており、この溶
接ワイヤリール5には、溶接ワイA77が巻装されてお
り、この溶接ワイヤ7の一端は、上記各ガイドローラ6
を介して上記第2タングステン電極4aの近傍の上記ワ
ークWに延設されている。(Example) In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a main frame included in an arc welding device that can move relative to a light metal work W made of aluminum or aluminum alloy, for example,
A pre-welding torch 2 is provided at the tip 1a of the main frame 1, and the pre-welding torch 2 injects a first tungsten electrode 2a as a non-consumable electrode and an inert gas 3. It is composed of a spray body 2b. Further, a trailing welding torch 4 is provided on the main frame 1 at the back of the preceding welding torch 2, and this trailing welding torch 4 has a second tungsten electrode/Ia as a 3r consumable electrode. It is composed of an injector 4b that injects active gas 3. Furthermore, a welding wire A77 reel 5 and a plurality of guide rollers 6 are provided at the rear part 1b of the main frame 1, and a welding wire A77 is wound around this welding wire reel 5. One end of the welding wire 7 is connected to each of the guide rollers 6 mentioned above.
It extends to the workpiece W near the second tungsten electrode 4a via the tungsten electrode 4a.
一方、上記先行溶接トーチ2には、直流逆極性電源(D
CRP電源)8の陽極(+)8aがリード線9aを通し
て接続されており、上記直流逆極性電源8の陰極(−>
8bは上記ワークWにり一ド線9bを通して接続されて
いる。又、上記直流逆極性電源8には、不活性ガス3に
よるシールドガス供給源10が設けられており、このシ
ールドガス供給源10は、上記先行溶接トーチ2の噴射
体2bにリード管11を通して接続されている。On the other hand, the preceding welding torch 2 is provided with a DC reverse polarity power source (D
The anode (+) 8a of the CRP power supply 8 is connected through the lead wire 9a, and the cathode (->
8b is connected to the workpiece W through a single lead wire 9b. Further, the DC reverse polarity power supply 8 is provided with a shielding gas supply source 10 using an inert gas 3, and this shielding gas supply source 10 is connected to the injection body 2b of the preceding welding torch 2 through a lead pipe 11. has been done.
他方、上記後行溶接トーチ4には、直流正極性電源(D
C8P電1B;1)12の陰極(−)、12aがリード
線13aを通しで接続されており、上記正極性電源12
の陽極(+)12bは上記ワークWにリード線131)
を通して接続されている。又、上記正極性電源12には
、不活性ガス3によるシールドガス供給源14が設けら
れており、このシールドガス供給源14は、後行溶接ト
ーチ4の噴射体4bにリード管15を通して接続されて
いる。On the other hand, the trailing welding torch 4 is connected to a DC positive polarity power source (D
C8P power supply 1B; 1) The cathode (-) of 12, 12a is connected through the lead wire 13a, and the positive polarity power supply 12
The anode (+) 12b is connected to the workpiece W with a lead wire 131).
connected through. Further, the positive polarity power supply 12 is provided with a shielding gas supply source 14 made of an inert gas 3, and this shielding gas supply source 14 is connected to the injection body 4b of the trailing welding torch 4 through a lead pipe 15. ing.
従って、不活性ガス雰囲気中で軽金属によるワークWを
アーク溶接する場合、上記ワークWに対してシールドガ
ス供給源10からの不活性ガスをリード管11を通して
先行溶接トーチ2の噴射体2bから噴射して不活性ガス
雰囲気を形成づる。Therefore, when arc welding a light metal workpiece W in an inert gas atmosphere, inert gas from the shielding gas supply source 10 is injected onto the workpiece W through the lead pipe 11 from the propellant 2b of the preceding welding torch 2. to form an inert gas atmosphere.
次に、上記直流逆極性電源8の直流逆極性電流を上記リ
ード線9aを通して上記第1タングステン電#A2aへ
通電することにより、ワークW表面の酸化被膜を除去J
ると同時にワークWを予熱づる。Next, the oxide film on the surface of the workpiece W is removed by applying a DC reverse polarity current from the DC reverse polarity power source 8 to the first tungsten electrode #A2a through the lead wire 9a.
At the same time, preheat the workpiece W.
なお、このとぎ、電流値は、第1タングステン電極2a
の消耗を防止するために、主としてクリーニング作用を
生じるように設定する。Note that at this point, the current value is the same as that of the first tungsten electrode 2a.
In order to prevent wear and tear, the setting is made to primarily produce a cleaning action.
次に、上記ワークWに対してシールドガス供給源14か
らの不活性ガスをリード管15を通して後11溶接トー
チ4の噴射体4bから噴射して不活性ガス雰囲気を形成
する。しかる後、上記直流正極性電源12の直流逆極性
電流を上記リード線13bを通して上記第2タングステ
ン電極4aへ通電することにより、上記ワークWの溶接
部に溶融溜り16を生成し、この’111融溜り16に
上記溶接ワイt2リール5から供給された溶接ワイヤ7
でワークWの溶接部を溶接する。Next, an inert gas from the shielding gas supply source 14 is injected onto the workpiece W through the lead pipe 15 from the injection body 4b of the welding torch 4 to form an inert gas atmosphere. Thereafter, a DC reverse polarity current from the DC positive polarity power supply 12 is applied to the second tungsten electrode 4a through the lead wire 13b to generate a molten pool 16 at the welding part of the workpiece W, and this '111 melt is removed. The welding wire 7 supplied from the welding wire t2 reel 5 to the pool 16
Weld the welding part of the work W.
次に、第2図に示される本発明の伯の実施例は、第1タ
ングステン電極2aと第2タングステン電極4aとを不
活性ガスを噴射する噴射体17で保持するようにしたし
のであり、上述した実施例と同一のアーク溶接方法で行
われるものである。Next, in the third embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 2, the first tungsten electrode 2a and the second tungsten electrode 4a are held by a jetting body 17 that jets an inert gas, This is carried out using the same arc welding method as in the embodiments described above.
以上述べたように本発明によれば、先行溶接トーチ2の
直流逆極性電流と後行溶接トーチ4の直流正極性電流と
をそれぞれ独立した直流逆極性電源8と直流正極性電源
12とで個別に設定しであるので、各電流の調整が容易
にできるようになり、ワークの種類、板厚、形状、寸法
等に応じて適切なりリーニング作用と溶接部りの形成が
可能となり、溶接の社全性及び信頼性の向上を図ること
ができる。As described above, according to the present invention, the DC reverse polarity current of the preceding welding torch 2 and the DC positive polarity current of the trailing welding torch 4 are separately controlled by the independent DC reverse polarity power supply 8 and the DC positive polarity power supply 12, respectively. Since each current can be easily adjusted, the leaning action and welding area can be formed appropriately depending on the type of workpiece, plate thickness, shape, dimensions, etc., making it possible for welding companies to It is possible to improve integrity and reliability.
第1図は、本発明による軽金属のアーク溶接方法を説明
するため0線図、第2図は、本発明の他実施例を示す図
である。
1・・・主枠体、2・・・先行溶接トーチ、3・・・不
活性ガス、4・・・後行溶接トーチ、5・・・溶接ワイ
ヤリール、7・・・溶接ワイヤ、8・・・直流逆極性電
源、12・・・直流正極性電源。
出願人代理人 41i 藤 −雄第2図FIG. 1 is a zero line diagram for explaining the light metal arc welding method according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing another embodiment of the present invention. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Main frame body, 2... Leading welding torch, 3... Inert gas, 4... Trailing welding torch, 5... Welding wire reel, 7... Welding wire, 8... ...DC reverse polarity power supply, 12...DC positive polarity power supply. Applicant's agent 41i Fuji-O Figure 2
Claims (1)
設して非消耗電極で溶接するアーク溶接方法において、
上記ワークに先行溶接トーチから直流逆極性電流を用い
て上記ワークの表面の酸化被膜を除去し、しかる後、上
記ワークの溶接部に後行溶接トーチから直流正極性電流
を用いて溶融溜りを形成し、この溶融溜りへ供給される
溶接ワイヤで溶接するようにしたことを特徴とする軽金
属のアーク溶接方法。In an arc welding method in which the welding part of a light metal workpiece is placed in an inert gas atmosphere and welded with a non-consumable electrode,
The oxide film on the surface of the workpiece is removed by applying reverse polarity DC current from the preceding welding torch to the workpiece, and then a molten pool is formed at the welded part of the workpiece using positive polarity DC current from the trailing welding torch. A light metal arc welding method characterized in that welding is carried out using a welding wire supplied to this molten pool.
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