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Institut Elektrosvarki, Imeni E.o. Patona

Lev Andreevich Shuruev

Boris I Medovar

Boris E Paton

Vitaly Mikhailovich Baglai

Oleg Petrovich Bondarenko

Jury V Latash

Leonid Mikhailovich Stupak

Jury Fedorovich Alferov

Grigory Bentsionovich Schupak

July Georgievich Emelyanenko

Kim Moiseevich Khasin

Anatoly D Chepurnoi

Jury Fedorovich Frolov

Jury Andreevich Schelkunov, Deceased

Nikolai T Shevchenko

Vladimir V Kozik

Vladimir F Karpov

Dmitry U Spisarenko

Vladimir P Andreev

Valery Vasilievich Salmin

Vilen Fedorovich Marjuschenko

Vladimir P Malevanny

Viktor V Chernykh

Vladimir Ivanovich Lugovsky

Evgeny A Matsegora

Fedor Fedorovich Shaburov

By Margarita Schelkunova, Administratrix

Ground metallic adding material is fed into the welding gap. Electrodes are introduced into the gap in pairs, one electrode in a pair opposite the other, at an angle equal to the angle of divergence of the end faces being welded together. The electrodes are positioned so that their larger faces are parallel with the end faces being welded together and the smaller faces extend beyond the side surface of the workpiece being welded.

Method for electroslag welding with consumable plate electrodes

An installation has a hollow cooled mould with a bottom plate having a cooled protrusion which partially enters the cavity of the cooled mould from underneath and forms the bottom of the mould at the beginning of melting. The protrusion is of a height exceeding that of the ingot forming walls of the cooled mould, and of a cross section allowing the cooled mould to be lowered to a level at which the ingot forming section of the cooled mould wall is below the upper end face of the cooled protrusion. The installation is compact in size and permits the use of a crane for upward removal of an ingot from the cooled mould.

Installation for electroslag melting of heavy-weight metal ingots

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Kyiv, Ukraine

Lev Andreevich Shuruev