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  • Spot Weld Growth On Medium Carbon Steel Part 2: Servo Based Electrode Activation System

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    In part 1, the medium carbon steel was welded using pneumatic based electrode actuation system and later it was investigated for the fatigue strength under tensile shear load, hardness and micro structural changes. Similar type of welding conditions and strength test are carried out in this experiment but the electrode actuation system is replaced with servo based electrode actuation system. A 1.5 kW servo motor and its driving mechanical assembly were newly designed to control the upper electrode movement as to improve the force profiles before, during and after the welding process takes place. By doing so, the force profiles were significantly improved and the corresponding changes are analyzed for the fatigue strength. As such the base metals and its sizes were similar to previous experiments but the welding lobe parameters and force profiles are slightly changed. The servo based electrode actuation system improves the forging forces during welding process and consequently minimizes the porosity occurrences at the welded region. Specifically the diameters of welded regions were increased for the same welding conditions as compared to part 1 results and therefore the tensile shear force was increased to break the welded joints in this experiment. However the hardness distributive values were remained almost the same as part one’s results because the solidification process was happened to be same for both experiments. This has been confirmed by the metallurgical study which reveals that the micro structural changes are not very much deviated from both experiments.

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    In part 1, the medium carbon steel was welded using pneumatic based electrode actuation system and later it was investigated for the fatigue strength under tensile shear load, hardness and micro structural changes. Similar type of welding conditions and strength test are carried out in this experiment but the electrode actuation system is replaced with servo based electrode actuation system. A 1.5 kW servo motor and its driving mechanical assembly were newly designed to control the upper electrode movement as to improve the force profiles before, during and after the welding process takes place. By doing so, the force profiles were significantly improved and the corresponding changes are analyzed for the fatigue strength. As such the base metals and its sizes were similar to previous experiments but the welding lobe parameters and force profiles are slightly changed. The servo based electrode actuation system improves the forging forces during welding process and consequently minimizes the porosity occurrences at the welded region. Specifically the diameters of welded regions were increased for the same welding conditions as compared to part 1 results and therefore the tensile shear force was increased to break the welded joints in this experiment. However the hardness distributive values were remained almost the same as part one’s results because the solidification process was happened to be same for both experiments. This has been confirmed by the metallurgical study which reveals that the micro structural changes are not very much deviated from both experiments.

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    Spot Weld Growth On Medium Carbon Steel Part 2: Servo Based Electrode Activation System

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    Leow Chee Seng
    In part 1, the medium carbon steel was welded using pneumatic based electrode actuation system and later it was investigated for the fatigue strength under tensile shear load, hardness and micro structural changes. Similar type of welding conditions and strength test are carried out in this experiment but the electrode actuation system is replaced with servo based electrode actuation system. A 1.5 kW servo motor and its driving mechanical assembly were newly designed to control the upper electrode movement as to improve the force profiles before, during and after the welding process takes place. By doing so, the force profiles were significantly improved and the corresponding changes are analyzed for the fatigue strength. As such the base metals and its sizes were similar to previous experiments but the welding lobe parameters and force profiles are slightly changed. The servo based electrode actuation system improves the forging forces during welding process and consequently minimizes the porosity occurrences at the welded region. Specifically the diameters of welded regions were increased for the same welding conditions as compared to part 1 results and therefore the tensile shear force was increased to break the welded joints in this experiment. However the hardness distributive values were remained almost the same as part one’s results because the solidification process was happened to be same for both experiments. This has been confirmed by the metallurgical study which reveals that the micro structural changes are not very much deviated from both experiments.

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    International Journal of Advanced Engineering and Science, Vol. 5, No.

    2, 2016

    SPOT WELD GROWTH ON MEDIUM CARBON STEEL, PART 2:

    SERVO BASED ELECTRODE ACTUATION SYSTEM

    Nachimani Charde1,2, Leow Chee Seng2


    1
    Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering,
    University of Malaya, 50603 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
    Tel:+60379674497 Fax:+60379675317
    Email: nachicharde@yahoo.com

    2
    Graduate School, IIC University of Technology,
    Building 650, National Road 2, Sangkat Chak Angre Krom,
    Khan Mean Chey, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
    Tel:+85523425148
    Email: drleowcs32@gmail.com

    ABSTRACT

    In part 1, the medium carbon steel was welded using pneumatic based electrode actuation system and
    later it was investigated for the fatigue strength under tensile shear load, hardness and micro structural
    changes. Similar type of welding conditions and strength test are carried out in this experiment but the
    electrode actuation system is replaced with servo based electrode actuation system. A 1.5 kW servo motor
    and its driving mechanical assembly were newly designed to control the upper electrode movement as to
    improve the force profiles before, during and after the welding process takes place. By doing so, the force
    profiles were significantly improved and the corresponding changes are analyzed for the fatigue strength.
    As such the base metals and its sizes were similar to previous experiments but the welding lobe
    parameters and force profiles are slightly changed. The servo based electrode actuation system improves
    the forging forces during welding process and consequently minimizes the porosity occurrences at the
    welded region. Specifically the diameters of welded regions were increased for the same welding
    conditions as compared to part 1 results and therefore the tensile shear force was increased to break the
    welded joints in this experiment. However the hardness distributive values were remained almost the
    same as part ones results because the solidification process was happened to be same for both
    experiments. This has been confirmed by the metallurgical study which reveals that the micro structural
    changes are not very much deviated from both experiments.

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    ISSN 2304-7712

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