Submerged Arc Welding testing

[Mtiger9388]

@kiwihere2 sub-arc was developed by Union Carbide, not Lincoln.

[poroptical]

Flux can re-use ??

[HEMIV8JEEPWRANGLER]

@poroptical yes

[white03Mach1]

@poroptical

yes you can sift the recovered granules and reuse them (as long as you catch it in a pan or other clean container), some places will regrind the solidified slag and reuse it also (normally mix it 50/50 with new or recovered granules)

[kiwihere2]

hey guys, sub arc has been round since the 30s developed by old man linchlon himself, so dont sweat loseing ur job, lots of bigs tanks are welded with sub arc, (horozontal and floor seams). no stick or mig root passes required unless ur fit up is gappy, tight fit up required to prevent nuking rite thru ur joint.

[lagwagonQc]

trop banal....jfais ca a tous les jours criss que cé plate...mais payant

[daveexley1]

the machine i used to run was twin boom,twin wire,2"wide oscillated weld.and you can put a hori/verti weld down....IF ya no what u doin!oh,yes it is a stoners job,i know!!!!

[stu67456]

still a shit boring, easy job. m8

[stu67456]

I am a welder, and this will end up puttin me out of a job lol

[dentros]

@stu67456 nah, i believe you can only run flat position, so anything else has to be run by hand. Just like running a robot, only so much it can do.

[white03Mach1]

@stu67456

i've been a welder for 39 years and have run a sub arc for 30 of them, never been without a job (unless i didn't want one lol)

[Pilgrimage85]

I wonder if he got to put a stick or MIG pass in there for the root

[L00kYourHp]

Non, c'est au centre de formation professionelle de l'Outaouais à Gatineau, proche de Ottawa.

[arcadian4life432]

awesome welding engineering is cool if your an

expert or pro at it you can make up to $100,000

100 grand a year with welding engineering.

[putaindecamion]

Est-ce que c'est à l'école des métiers de la construction à Montréal ça?

[Housemaster]

sexy bead. I can't believe I gotta learn this s*** for power engineering