NASA NTRS ยท 19910000068
Fast, Nonspattering Inert-Gas Welding
Abstract
Proposed welding technique combines best features of metal (other than tungsten)/inert-gas welding, plasma arc welding, and tungsten/inert-gas welding. Advantages include: wire fed to weld joint preheated, therefore fed at high speed without spattering; high-frequency energy does not have to be supplied to workpiece to initiate welding; size of arc gap not critical, power-supply control circuit adjusts voltage across gap to compensate for changes; only low gas-flow rate needed; welding electrode replaced easily as prefabricated assembly; external wire-feeding manipulator not needed; and welding process relatively forgiving of operator error.
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Gilbert, Jeffrey L.. 1991-02-01. Fast, Nonspattering Inert-Gas Welding. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910000068
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