Programmable current control system for wire electrode electrica

Electric heating – Metal heating – Cutting or disintegrating

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219 69W, 364474, B23P 108

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040781631

ABSTRACT:
The system includes data input means for information relative to the material of the workpiece and the thickness of the workpiece. A read-only memory then provides information to a programmable counter so that off-time for the machining power pulses is appropriately provided for. In addition, there is manual preset means for setting the off-time to be provided during gap short circuit condition. An appropriate cut-off sensing circuit is operatively connected to the gap for sensing short circuit condition and initiating the pulse reduction but only for the duration of the gap short circuit condition.

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