Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Koji Hamamoto

Atsuhiro Kawamoto

Toshinori Hongu

Naoki Kawai

Yoshiaki Tanaka

Akira Nakagawa

Shigeki Yonemori

Hidetoshi Oyama

Yoshiyuki Tabata

Norikazu Osaki

Akihiko Kitajima

Junzo Tanimoto

Tetsu Innami

Yoshinori Nishida

Akiko Ueda

Tsutomu Naito

Masahiro Minooka

Torafumi Takemoto

Kunio Kubo

A welding condition inputting equipment capable of setting the welding conditions such as welding current and welding voltage easily and securely is disclosed. The welding condition inputting equipment comprises an operating section for inputting the welding conditions, a determining section for selecting items, and a display section for displaying selected items. When the welding conditions are input, the operating section outputs the conditions to the determining section. When the conditions are input in the determining section, the determining section selects items relating to welding corresponding to the conditions, and outputs the items to the display section. When the items are input in the display section, the display section displays the items. The operating section specifically includes a dial, a switch, and a push-in dial switch integrally combining a dial rotation detecting part.

Welding condition inputting equipment

Welding machine

When a welding voltage is lowered, a pulse period is shortened or a peak current is reduced so that an average of a pulse frequency is not changed. Therefore, short circuit is regularly generated and a quantity of generated spatter is reduced. When the welding voltage is changed immediately before a melting drop separates from a tip of a wire, separation of the melting drop is predicted and the pulse period is ended. Due to the foregoing, a melting drop is regularly shifted at each pulse, and a quantity of generated spatter is reduced.

Method of controlling pulse output and consumable electrode type pulse arc welding device

In a consumable electrode type arc welding method, when short circuit shift welding is conducted at the start of an arc in the process of pulse arc welding and also when an inclinations of a rise or fall is decreased in the case of starting an arc in the process of pulse welding and also when an inclination of a short circuit current is increased, short circuit, which irregularly occurs at the start of an arc, can be released in a short period of time and the arc can be stabilized early. When the generation of a magnetic arc blow is suppressed, it becomes possible to form proper welding beads. Due to the foregoing, the efficiency of welding work can be enhanced.

Consumable electrode type pulse arc welding method

An arc welding machine which is capable of feeding a welding wire stably at low and a high speeds. The arc welding machine includes a welding wire feed rate setting section; a welding wire feed motor; a welding wire feed motor driving section which supplies electric power required for driving said welding wire feed motor; and a welding wire feed control section which uses, as a control frequency, a frequency other than a frequency of an input power supply or a frequency twice as high or three times as high, or a wire feed control section which selects a low control frequency for feeding a welding wire at a low rate and a high frequency for feeding the welding wire at a high rate, or a welding wire feed control section which selects a high control frequency for feeding the welding wire at a low rate and a low frequency for feeding the welding wire at a high rate.

ARC welding machine

An arc welding machine comprises an output control circuit which produces an arc output in accordance with output control signal, an output detection circuit which measures the state of arc output and produces a feedback signal indicative of the output arc state, and a fuzzy inference control circuit which introduces the feedback signal, produces a welding current waveform and welding voltage waveform required to produce the optimal arc state based on the fuzzy inference, and delivers the resulting waveforms to the output control circuit as the output control signal.

Arc welding machine

A power apparatus is used in an arc welding device to control a weld operation during a welding start time. An improved arc start performance is obtained in both a cooled condition of the welding wire tip end portion and a red heated condition thereof. A feed quantity of the consumption electrode during the weld start time is changed depending on whether the welding wire tip end portion is cooled or red heated from a prior arc welding operation.

Arc welding power apparatus having plural selectable electrode feed

In a pulse arc welding machine which is adapted to feed at a constant speed a welding wire as a waste electrode to turn the molten lump of the wire tip end into a spray state with a pulse current so as to effect a welding operation, the risetime and falltime of the pulse current influence the bead outer appearance, the gas shielding property and welding function and are varied independently of the other parameters controlled by the machine in accordance with the material quality of the welding wire, the wire diameter, and the wire feeding speed.

Pulsed arc welding machine

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Takarazuka, Japan

Koji Hamamoto