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Arc welding control
Woodhead Publishing Ltd, July 2003, Pages: 624
Advances in science and technology have transformed the welding industry in recent years, with new developments in arc welding at the forefront. Arc welding control details Professor Pan Jiluan's remarkable achievements in this area using innovative methods which have given outstanding results and which have not been described in any previous publication.
- A major new handbook covering all aspects of arc welding
- Describes many novel and previously un-published techniques in detail
- Covers arc welding behaviour, arc control methods, arc sensors and seam tracking, temperature measurement and robotics
- Numerous diagrams and drawings
- Essential reference for the welding engineer using this increasingly important technique
Arc welding control covers all aspects of the technology.
Part 1 quantitatively describes the dynamic behaviour of arc welding, the power sources used and their effect on welding technology through the basis of control theory.
Part 2 then describes new ways of controlling the welding arc through modern electronics.
Part 3 establishes the first mathematical model of the arc sensor on the basis of control theory and
Part 4 describes a new method for measuring weldment temperature fields using the colorimetric-imaging method.
Part 5 describes the idea of recognizing weld grooves with a three-dimensional vision system and automatic programming of the weld path.
This comprehensive and authoritative treatment of the arc welding process and its control will make Arc welding control the essential resource for all welding engineers looking to use the technique to its maximum effectiveness.
About the Author
Pan Jiluan is Professor and Chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Tsinghua University, Beijing and is also President of Nanchang University, China. He was appointed Honorary Professor of the Institute of Technology at the State University of New York, USA in 1994 and served as Vice-President of the Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society from 1986 to 1996. He is an active member of The Chinese Academy of Sciences and was Vice President of the International Institute of Welding during the 1980s. Professor Pan is a former President of the Chinese Welding Institute and has been a visiting Associate Professor at Ohio State University, USA and at Aachen University in Germany. He has published over 100 technical papers and books, including 10 patents in China and the USA, and has been awarded many international prizes including the first National Prize for Innovation.
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