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AUTO ARC 120 - WELDING DEFECTS: SPATTER, FUSION, AND PENETRATION

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Table
7-2.
Excessive
Spatter
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Excessive
Spatter
scattering
of
molten
metal
particles
that
cool
to
~
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solid
form
near
weld
bead.
S-0836
Possible
Causes
Corrective
Actions
Wire
feed
speed
too
high.
Select
lower
wire
feed
speed.
Voltage
too
high.
Select
lower
voltage
range.
Electrode
extension
(stickout)
too
long.
Use
shorter
electrode
extension
(stickout).
Workpiece
dirty.
Remove
all
grease,
oil,
moisture,
rust,
paint,
undercoating,
and
dirt
from
work
surface
before
welding.
Insufficient
shielding
gas
at
welding
arc.
Increase
flow
of
shielding
gas
at
regulator/flowmeter
and/or
prevent
drafts
near
welding
arc.
Dirty
welding
wire.
Use
clean,
dry
welding
wire.
Eliminate
pickup
of
oil
or
lubricant
on
welding
wire
from
feeder
or
liner.
Table
7-3.
Incomplete
Fusion
Incomplete
Fusion
failure
of
weld
metal
to
fuse
completely
with
base
metal
or
a
preceeding
weld
bead.
S-0637
Possible
Causes
Corrective
Actions
Workpiece
dirty.
Remove
all
grease,
oil,
moisture,
rust,
paint,
undercoating,
and
dirt
from
work
surface
before
welding.
Insufficient
heat
input.
Select
higher voltage
range
and/or
adjust
wire
feed
speed.
Improper
welding
technique.
Place
stringer
bead
in
proper
location(s)
at
joint
during
welding.
.
Adjust
work
angle
or
widen
groove
to
access
bottom
during
welding.
Momentarily
hold
arc
on
groove
side
walls
when
using
weaving
technique.
Keep
arc
on
leading
edge
of
weld
puddle.
Use
correct
gun
angle
of
0
to
15
degrees.
Lack
Of
Penetration
shallow
fu
sion
between
weld
metal
and
base
metal.
Table
7-4.
Lack
Of
Penetration
Lack
of
Penetration
Good
Penetration
S~o63e
Possible
Causes
Corrective
Actions
Improper
joint
preparation.
Material
too
thick.
Joint
preparation
and
design
must
provide
access
to
bottom
of
groove
while
maintain.
ing
proper
welding
wire
extension
and
arc
characteristics.
Improper
weld
technique.
Maintain
normal
gun
angle
of
0
to
15
degrees
to
achieve
maximum
penetration.
Keep
arc
on
leading
edge
of
weld
puddle.
Be
sure
welding
wire
extends
not
more
than
1/2
in
(13
mm)
beyond
nozzle.
Insufficient
heat
input.
Select
higher
wire
feed
speed
and/or
select
higher voltage
range.
Reduce
travel
speed.
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