Question: ( Q# 5 ) ( Welding - 6 Marks ) A flux - cored arc - welding process is used to join two high carbon

(Q#5)(Welding-6 Marks)
A flux-cored arc-welding process is used to join two high carbon steel plates at a 90 angle. The melting temperature for a high carbon steel plate is 2970R. The joint is an outside fillet weld. The plates are 0.25 in thick. The weld-bead consists of 45% metal from the electrode and 55% from the steel base plates. The heat transfer factor for FCAW =0.85, and the melting factor =0.70. Welding current =130 amps , and welding voltage =25 volts. Velocity of the welding head =30inmin. Electrode wire diameter =0.13in. A core of flux (compounds that do not become part of the weld bead) runs through the center of the electrode. The diameter of the Electrode core =0.065in.(a) Calculate the cross-sectional area of the weld bead? (b) Calculate the feed rate of the electrode wire into the welding operation?
Answer the following Questions:
(1). Cross-sectional area of the weld bead=Aw is approximately
0.02833 in ?2
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(2). Cross-sectional area of the weld bead=Aw is approximately
0.04833in2
(3). Feed rate of electrode wire is approximately 58.44inmin
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(4). Feed rate of electrode wire is approximately 38.44inmin
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(5). Metal in the given FCAW Electrode is approximately 0.00995in2
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(6). Metal in the given FCAW Electrode is approximately 0.00679in2
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( Q# 5 ) ( Welding - 6 Marks ) A flux - cored arc

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