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What flow levels to set and
why. |
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Sufficient information to allow key personnel to understand the problems
associated with gas waste. |
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Training material they can use to educate all welders. |
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Production data showing how weld quality improved with a reduction in
weld start surge. |
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Simple methods to assure
sustainability of your savings provided. |
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A quick method to check gas flow rates at the welding torch and compare torch gas flows with those on a gas flowmeter or
flowgauge. |
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Example tables showing ways the data can be recorded and maintained. |
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Information on why torch and flow gauge flow rates will be different. If significantly different, possible reasons and solutions are provided. The loss
could cause poor welds. |
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A suggested approach to plot usage data each month. This keeps
the focus on gas waste problems and monitors results for each welding
machine. |
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An Excel Spreadsheet is
provided that can be used to quantify the leak rate in a pipeline and gas
hoses. |
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Examples of gas usage and savings are provided and explained. |
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Ways to check gas leaks are
outlined. Why leaking gas out means air and moisture are leaking
back in! |
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A short Quiz is provided
separately to test if the concepts and information
provided is understood (answers are also provided, both in a separate document.) |
