Although the electric welding process passed out of the experimental into the practical stage some years ago, electric welding is still a rather vague subject to most mechanics. Electric welding, however, plays an important part nowadays in the manufacture of a great many articles, and several companies have been formed which devote their entire attention to the manufacture of articles in which electric welding is an integral part of the manufacturing process. Without the process of electric welding, many of these products would have to be manufactured in an entirely different way, and in many cases at a greatly increased cost. There are at least five diistinct processes of electric welding in use at the present time. These processes are common-ly known as the Zerener, the. Benardos, theS trohmenger-S laughter, theL aG rangeH oho, and the Thomson processes. The Zerener Process In the first process mentioned above, the Zerener process, perhaps more commonly known as the electric blow-pipe method, an electric arc is drawn between two carbon electrodes. This arc is then caused to impinge upon the metal surfaces to be welded by means of an electro-magnet. This welding system was introduced by Dr. Zerener of Berlin, Germany, some twenty years ago. No current passes through the work in this case. The Zerener system, as well as all arc-welding systems, is based upon the fact that when two rods of carbon, connected by suitable means to the poles of a dynamo or to the terminals of current supply cables, are brought into contact, a flame is caused to play between them, this flame being known as an arc. Variations in the gap or distance between the carbon electrodes, or the interposition of resistances of varying intensity, increase or decrease, as the case may be, the amount of current passing through the electrodes, and thuj alter the size of tire flame or arc. In an
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book, a foundational work in the field of electric welding, introduces the fundamental processes utilized within it. First published in 1914, the book offers a comprehensive guide to the methods and machinery used at the time. It clearly outlines the principles behind electric welding, exploring the different forms: Zerener, Benardos, Strohmenger-Slaughter, La Grange-Hoho, and Thomson. The book also discusses the crucial elements of an electric welding machine, including the transformer, clamping device, and pressure device and provides insights into the variables affecting weld quality, such as current, time, and pressure. The book presents a detailed review of the state of electric welding at the beginning of the 20th century and offers valuable guidance for those interested in this field. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330295830_0
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