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Butt Joint Welding Procedure Guide

The document provides instructions for welding a butt joint using arc welding. It lists the tools needed, which include an arc welding machine, electrodes, holders, and protective gear. The procedure involves cleaning and positioning the metal pieces, setting the welding current, and making the weld while maintaining proper electrode angle and movement. Upon completion, slag is chipped off to finish the butt joint weld.

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Butt Joint Welding Procedure Guide

The document provides instructions for welding a butt joint using arc welding. It lists the tools needed, which include an arc welding machine, electrodes, holders, and protective gear. The procedure involves cleaning and positioning the metal pieces, setting the welding current, and making the weld while maintaining proper electrode angle and movement. Upon completion, slag is chipped off to finish the butt joint weld.

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SCHOOL OF MARITIME STUDIES Form no : 08/02

Date : 15/02/2012
VELS UNIVERSITY Issue no : 02/12
THALAMBUR Rev. no : 00

WELDING A SIMPLE JOINT BUTT JOINT

AIM:

To make a butt joint using the given two M.S. plate using arc welding.

TOOLS REQUIRED:

1. Arc welding machine


2. Mild steel electrode (3.155 mm)
3. Electrode holder
4. Ground clamp
5. Tong and welding face
6. Apron leg and gloves

PROCEDURE:

 The given MS pieces are thoroughly cleaned of rust and scale.


 The two pieces are positioned on the welding table as to butt joint.
 The electrode is fitted on the electrode holder and welding current set to 120 – 150
amps.
 The ground clamp fastened to the welding table.
 Wear the apron and leg sleeve and with the help of shield two pieces are taken and
welded at their ends.
 The struck welding is done with slightly wearing and uniform movement, during the
process. Welding electrode is kept at 70’ from vertical and in the direction of welding.
 Tack welding is done on the both end of the job.
 The slag formation on the welding is removed by using a chipping hammer and
removed the spots.

RESULTS:

The butt joint is made by using the equipment as mentioned above.

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