Question: C ( 2 0 ) : A Flux - Cored Arc - Welding ( FCAW ) process is used to join two low - alloy

C(20): A Flux-Cored Arc-Welding (FCAW) process is used to join two low-alloy steel plates at a 90 angle. The melting temperature is 3060R. The joint is an outside fillet weld. The plates are 0.25-in thick. The weld bead consists of 60% metal from the electrode and 40% from the base metal steel plates. The heat transfer factor for FCAW is 0.9 and Melting factor of the steel =0.70. Welding current =130amps, and voltage =25 volts. Velocity of the welding head =20inmin. FCAW-Electrode diameter =0.15in. A core of flux in the electrode runs through the center of the electrode. The diameter of the electrode-core containing flux =0.06in.
(a) What is the cross-sectional area of the weld bead.
(b) find out the metal in electrode, and
(c) How fast must the electrode be fed into the workpiece in (in/min)?
C ( 2 0 ) : A Flux - Cored Arc - Welding ( FCAW )

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