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Submerged Arc Welding in Pipemills Unique multiwire submerged arc welding systems were developed by Mr. Uttrachi for welding of gas and oil pipe and have been installed in a number of countries around the world. The countries where this patented system was installed include: the USA, Mexico, South America, Middle East, Japan, UK, and Italy. The system is capable of producing high quality, high speed welds without interference from defects caused by Arc Blow. Extensive experience has been developed implementing these systems in production. Operator training, precautions with the numerous variables can be defined. A technical Paper describing our early work was published in The American Welding Society's Welding Journal: “Multiple Electrode Systems for Submerged Arc Welding," by G. D. Uttrachi, Welding Journal, May 1978. Another excellent paper discussing the Installation of 11 of these systems at the Armco Pipemill in Houston Texas was also presented in The American Welding Society's Welding Journal: “Hot-Overlap Technique for Three-Electrode Submerged Arc Welding of Line Pipe,” by P.W. Ramsey, T. M. Even and G. R. Wepfer, Welding Journal, October 1972. This mill had a unique data acquisition system installed which recorded the amperage, voltage and welding speed for all 33 electrodes! Not an easy task with 1972 technology. However weld results could be analyzed statistically and with corrective actions weld defect rates reduced to very low levels.
If you are interested in this consulting service e-mail guttrachi@aol.com ▲ Overview of Article on Multiwire-Multipower Welding Systems
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Save over $1000 per year per welder and improve weld starts with Payback measured in weeks!!( * US Patent # 6,610,957; "Welding Shielding Gas Saver Device" August 26, 2003, Patent Pending in other countries) Other site material presented may be covered under 2006 issued US Patents # 7,015,412 or # 7,019,248 or may be Patent Pending.
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