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08553 Flux Core Arc Welding in Refinery Service - Historical Obstacles, Industry Practices, Recent Developments

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Product Number: 51300-08553-SG
ISBN: 08553 2008 CP
Author: Richard Colwell and Bill Layo
Publication Date: 2008
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Flux-Core Arc Welding (FCAW) is a variation of the Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) process, and is generically considered a "semi-automatic" process. Like GMAW welding, consumable wire is fed into the molten weld pool at a controlled rate. Flux-Core arc welding can be further characterized as self-shielding FCAW(S) or gas shielded FCAW(G). FCAW(S) is commonly chosen in structural steel fabrication due to its advantage of providing high deposition rates. For the purpose of this discussion, as it relates to pressure boundary weldments of radiographic quality, only the gas shielded process, FCAW(G), will be discussed in any detail.
Flux-Core Arc Welding (FCAW) is a variation of the Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) process, and is generically considered a "semi-automatic" process. Like GMAW welding, consumable wire is fed into the molten weld pool at a controlled rate. Flux-Core arc welding can be further characterized as self-shielding FCAW(S) or gas shielded FCAW(G). FCAW(S) is commonly chosen in structural steel fabrication due to its advantage of providing high deposition rates. For the purpose of this discussion, as it relates to pressure boundary weldments of radiographic quality, only the gas shielded process, FCAW(G), will be discussed in any detail.
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