Want this question answered?
It's an engine driven generator like a Ranger, correct? They already come set up to be used as either welding machine or generator when they come from the factory.
When you weld something, it'll cool unevenly. This will set up stress points in the matrix that can cause problems like warping and reduction of strength. Stress relieving seeks to correct this.
by having the machine properly set and good consumables.
When welding on AC on a TIG welder you have to option to adjust how your arc passes from your torch to your metal and vice versa. This allows you to clawed your puddle clean of contaminants or burn your weld deeper while welding. When set on balanced, the arc equally passes in both directions.
Water constantly exerts pressure on pipe joints. I have seen old soldered joints flying apart when subjected to extreme pressure or trains passing nearby. This sometimes happens with plastic pipe also if joints are not thoroughly set .
It's an engine driven generator like a Ranger, correct? They already come set up to be used as either welding machine or generator when they come from the factory.
That depends on the diameter of the rod if it is 1/8" set your amperage between 125 and 140.
When you weld something, it'll cool unevenly. This will set up stress points in the matrix that can cause problems like warping and reduction of strength. Stress relieving seeks to correct this.
it dependsif your going virticle down i would set it at about 100 amps but if your going flat or horizontal i would crank it up to about 125 amps
by having the machine properly set and good consumables.
set
set
When welding on AC on a TIG welder you have to option to adjust how your arc passes from your torch to your metal and vice versa. This allows you to clawed your puddle clean of contaminants or burn your weld deeper while welding. When set on balanced, the arc equally passes in both directions.
what is the correct path to the overlord set in AQ
Polarity in welding has to do with the direction of the current in the welding process. With direct current (DC) the welding circuit can either be straight, or reverse polarity. When the machine is set for straight polarity, the current flows from the electrode to the weld surface and creates considerable heat in the metal. When the machine is in reverse polarity, the current is backwards and is flowing from the metal to the electrode causing a grater concentration of heat at the electrode.
Water constantly exerts pressure on pipe joints. I have seen old soldered joints flying apart when subjected to extreme pressure or trains passing nearby. This sometimes happens with plastic pipe also if joints are not thoroughly set .
It is correct,