Welding Processes - ABB RobotWare 6.02 Applications Manual

Miller ethernet i/p interface and weld editor
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1 Overview of Auto-Axcess

1.3 Welding Processes

1.3 Welding Processes
Accu-Pulse
Accu-Pulse® is standard on all Auto-Axcess™ E models.
The Accu-Pulse process allows for precise control of the pulse arc. Accu-Pulse
provides optimum molten puddle control and has power to increase wire feed
speeds and deposition 20 to 25 percent in many applications. In most cases, slightly
different ratios of gas mixtures will perform well using a similar program and
adjusting arc length or the appropriate arc control for the selected process. Contact
Miller for more information on less common materials and gas combinations.
Benefits (compared to conventional pulse):
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Accu-Curve
Accu-Curve™ is standard on all Auto-Axcess™ E models.
Accu-Curve is a variation of the Accu-Pulse process. The transitions from peaks
to background voltage are "curved". The curved transitions provide a "softer" feel
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Shorter arc lengths possible
Better puddle control
More tolerant of contact tip to work variation
Less audible noise
No arc wandering in tight corners
Narrow arc plasma column
Allows weld to fill in at toes increasing travel
speed and deposition
More tolerant of poor fit up and gaps
(compared to standard pulse)
Ideal for robot seam tracking applications
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