All arc welding processes use an arc to complete a circuit and provide heat for the melting of materials. However, arc welding processes differ in how the arc is produced and controlled, how the molten weld pool is protected from oxidation, and whether it uses a consumable or non-consumable electrode. In this course, we focus on the process of flux core arc welding.
Learning Objectives
- Describe the process of FCAW
- List common applications for FCAW
- Explain the advantages and limitations of FCAW
- Describe the modes of metal transfer
- Understand process-specific information and variables
Language: English
Estimate Time (Hrs.): 0.5