intanto l'elettrodo si deve tenere a 10-15cm dai fori dell'aria,e si scricca da SINISTRA VERSO DESTRA ALTRIMENTI COME CAZZO FAI A VEDERE QUELLO CHE FAI?????BON DA NIENTE!!!!
Arc-air gouging is an excellent proccess; weld seam cut-backs,flushing,re-siting frames,bulkheads etc....in the right hands! however,you won't live to see retirement unless you mask up!!
As a health and safety professional I want to make all viewers aware of a couple items. One, arc air gouging (carbon arc cutting, scarfing, etc) is a significant source of noise exposure for an employee. Exposures are usually in the 105 - 110 dBA range, average exposures for a full day should be less than 85 dBA. Double hearing protection should be worn during this work.
Also, carbon monoxide and metal fume exposures can be of concern especially when working in tight quarters.
You yanks havnt got a clue , your gouging gammy handed.
UK all the way !
TvLicenceEvader 1 week ago
where the hell is your mask?
WesternMilita 3 weeks ago
intanto l'elettrodo si deve tenere a 10-15cm dai fori dell'aria,e si scricca da SINISTRA VERSO DESTRA ALTRIMENTI COME CAZZO FAI A VEDERE QUELLO CHE FAI?????BON DA NIENTE!!!!
camalulu46 2 months ago
@ekfinn i apologize. Hex Chrome is only a problem when arcing stainless steel.
WelderShuey 4 months ago
@WelderShuey
How do you figure? Carbon arc gouging rods are well, carbon, and coated in copper. The base material he's gouging is plain steel... no chromium there.
Where are your hexavalent chromium atoms coming from, Miss Brockovich?
ekfinn 4 months ago
Arc-air gouging is an excellent proccess; weld seam cut-backs,flushing,re-siting frames,bulkheads etc....in the right hands! however,you won't live to see retirement unless you mask up!!
badmattam 5 months ago
Hexvalent Chromium is givin off during air arc operation and it is extremely toxic so i ask this man... Where is the repirator?
WelderShuey 8 months ago
As a health and safety professional I want to make all viewers aware of a couple items. One, arc air gouging (carbon arc cutting, scarfing, etc) is a significant source of noise exposure for an employee. Exposures are usually in the 105 - 110 dBA range, average exposures for a full day should be less than 85 dBA. Double hearing protection should be worn during this work.
Also, carbon monoxide and metal fume exposures can be of concern especially when working in tight quarters.
saylke 10 months ago
i like this video guy,thank!! i remember that
daneluc1301 11 months ago
no mention of carbon deposit hardining surrounding area
mockingbird688 11 months ago