Multiple electrode submerged arc welding method

Electric heating – Metal heating – Nonatmospheric environment at hot spot

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148 26, 219137R, B23K 918

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042141419

ABSTRACT:
A submerged arc welding method and more specifically, a multiple electrode welding method is disclosed wherein welding is performed by arranging electrodes in such a manner that the distance becomes at least 300 mm between a first molten pool formed by multilayer welding or by a single or plural electrodes preceding along the weld line and a subsequent molten pool formed by a single subsequent electrode or plural subsequent electrodes, as well as a submerged arc welding method which is characterized in that there is formed a slag having the components listed below on the weld metal formed by an electrode or a preceding electrode forming a preceding layer, and welding is carried out as such, without removing the slag, using an electrode or a subsequent electrode forming a subsequent layer;

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