Real Arc Electric Welding Trainer reARC

The Real Arc Electric Welding Trainer reARC is designed for operative
estimation of arc electric welder’s professional qualification level.
The instructor gives primary introduction on the possibilities of the
reARC for the trained person and preliminary test welding can be made for
estimation of qualification level. Various approachs are used for estimation of
different welding methods. Training and testing of welders is made for real
welding processes MMA, MIG / MAG, TIG.
reARC is a technical programmed complex including:
- Computer;
- Technological interface block with specialised electrode holder;
- Welding Power source.
The main functions of the reARC complex:
- Introduction of welding procedure sheet (WPS) via keyboard or from
other hardware or using preinstalled WPS;
- Measuring, developing and displaying of welding parameters on-line:
welding current;
welding voltage;
arc length;
welding speed;
flowing energy;
work angle;
travel angle;
gas consumption;

- Calculation of fulfilled welding estimation (possible evaluation of some

tests)
- Revision and checking of welding processes parameters (up to 8)
- Saving of tasks for estimation of various welding processes
- Saving of estimation results for further analyses.
The Training Simulator reARC may be used in educational institutions
which are specialised in arc welders training and upgrading, in big
enterprises for attesting and re-attesting of welders or in other special
organisations connected with arc welding.

Technical data & characteristics of reARC

1. Welding Power source consumption 5,0 kW
2. Voltage of the simulator & power supply 220V, 50Hz
3. Welding arc current 5 – 200A
4. Arc voltage 8 – 30V
5. Arc length 0,5 – 6,0mm
6. Welding speed mm/s in between 2 – 12
7. Angles of inclination of welding tool (degrees) ±45
8. Quantity of tested & controlled parameter 8
9. Diameter of MMA electrodes, mm 2,0 – 4,0
Diameter of TIG welding with non-melting electrode, mm 1,6 – 3,0
Diameter of additive wire MIG/MAG, mm 1,2 – 2,0