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AC-DC Power Wave 1000A
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Key Features I
Modular System with 1000A units @ 100%Duty Cycle
Easy Paralleling of up to five 1000A units toachieve necessary Currents
Same Hardware can be used for AC, DC+ orDC- Process with CC or CV characteristic.
Even Phase Generator has same hardwarethan Power Wave PC.-Board Less Spare Parts
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Hardware Overview
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Key Features II
In Multi-Arc Environment all arcs are syncedby an external Phase Generator
The Phase Generator allows infinitelyvariable Frequency and Phase Shift betweendifferent Arcs or different Frequencies foreach arc
Square Wave Process can use Wave FormControl Technology to adjust Balance orDC-Offset
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Wave Form Control Technology
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Independent Wave Form
Parameters for each Arc Phase Angle: Stepless changeable
Frequency: Stepless changeable (10Hz to
90Hz - upper frequency can change withinductance of welding cable)
DC Offset: Positive vs. Negative Amplitude
Balance: Positive vs. Negative Cycle Time
Slope: Fixed within Wave Form description
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Idea of Wave Form Control
Stepless change of Melt of Rate vs.Penetration with no effect on the Heat Input
Calculation
s
i
ii
v
IU
HI
=
1000
60
HI = Heat Input [kJ/cm]
U, I = Voltage and CurrentWorkpoint of each
Arc
v = welding speed [cm/min]
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Usage of Wave Form Control
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Comparison to Standard
Equipment Power Wave AC-DC
DC+, DC-, Sinus,Square Wave or
Custom Wave Form Variable Frequency
Variable Phase Shifting
Transformer or Rectifier
Only DC or Sinus WaveForms
Frequency fixed toPower Supply
Phase Shifting limited to
60, 90 or 120
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Comparison to Standard
Equipment Power Wave AC-DC
Power Factor 95%
Efficiency Rating 86%
Transformer or Rectifier
Typical Power Factor65-95% Rectifier or
40-80% Transformer Typical Efficiency
Rating 70-80% Rectifieror 80-85% Transformer
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Standard SAW Processes
DC+ or DC- (CC or CV)
Square Wave with Wave Form Controls (CC
and CV) Sinus Wave Form fixed at 50Hz and 60Hz
only (only CC) to emulate standardTransformers
Additional Wave Forms possible at CustomerRequest
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Networking with Power Wave
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Network Overview
Daisy Chain Connection of Digital Bus runsfrom Phase Generator to Master to Slave
Power Waves Device Net Interface adds possibility of easy
PLC connection
Ethernet Network between all Power
Sources, Phase Generator and ControlCenter
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PLC Interface
Device Net Interface to Allan Bradley PLC(or Siemens with additional Gateway)
Independent control of each Arc On the fly changes of Welding Work Points
Report of Power Wave and Arc Status(Current, Voltage, WFS, Diagnose Bits)
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Command Center
Detailed Set up of Power Wave Parametersincluding Strike, Start, Burnback and Crater
Fill
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Command Center
Detailed Diagnose of every single PowerWave