Current & Voltage Ranges for WPS

[Thota Kishore]

Dear Sir's,

Good Morning.!


I have to prepare WPS&PQR for E6013 and E7018 in 2G/3G(up hill)
position. So I wish to know the range of current and voltage for
procedure specification/qualification. Is there any standard
table/chart for current/voltage reference or its a practice.

Kindly suggest me.

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Kishore,

This information is available from the electrode manufacturer, usually in their product catalog. 

 

Shashank Vagal 

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[Saravanan Sornam]

Hi Kishore,

you can get those recommended datas from manufacturers Catalogues , like ESAB, Hyundai, Lincoln, Thyssen,  whatever brand you have selected.

for each size and the position of welding .

Before making PQR, you should always refer to the welding manufacturer's recommendation for Amps, Volts, polarity, type of coating, AWS Classes etc .

Cheers ,

Saravanan ,

Korea

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[rudolf saldanha]

Hi,

As a general guide you can take 25 to 30 times the electrode size for Current (Amps). The Welding consumable manufacturer will give you the recommended Amps and Polarity.

Just my 2 cents.

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[Octane Mac]

As in ASME Sec. II Part C, I have attached the amperage and other information related to E6013 and E7018.

(d) indicates dia of the electrode you are considering.

Octane

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