Ac/dc submerged arc welding, Using ac/dc interfacing, Customer supplied – Lincoln Electric AC/DC1000 User Manual
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AC/DC Submerged Arc Welding
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Using AC/DC
Interfacing
with Power Wave AC/DC 1000
Hard Automation
For repeatable, high-deposition, quality
welds, the Power Wave AC/DC 1000
coupled with a PLC provides a reliable
hard automation welding solution. The
Power Wave AC/DC 1000 can easily
be connected to a PLC with the
standard Ethernet/DeviceNet gateway
board (which is included in the Power
Wave AC/DC 1000). The
Ethernet/DeviceNet gateway board
also allows the system to be tracked
and monitored from a remote location,
over a network.
Power Wave
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AC/DC 1000™ multi-arc welding is
being used for:
• Longitudinal and spiral pipe mills
• Mold rebuilding
• Structural material for bridges and offshore platforms
• Pressure vessels
• Shipbuilding
The Power Wave AC/DC 1000 is designed to be
easily paralleled for welding applications that
require higher amperage. Each Power Wave
AC/DC 1000 provides 1000 amps of AC or DC
output at 100% duty cycle and can be paralleled
to any desired capacity.
Three-Arc Power Wave AC/DC 1000 Submerged Arc
welding system controlled by a PLC
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
Allen-Bradley
TM
PanelView
User Interface
24 Volt Power Supply
Power Wave AC/DC 1000 with
Ethernet/DeviceNet Gateway
Typical Hard Automation Welding System Configuration
Customer Supplied
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