Unveiling The Blazing Heat: Exploring The Temperature Of A Welding Arc
Welding arcs emit intense heat, ranging from 5,000°F to 10,000°F (2,760°C to 5,538°C). Shielded arcs, with gas protection, are common, while unshielded arcs lack shielding. Arc temperature is influenced by current, voltage, gas flow, and electrode type. It affects weld penetration, bead geometry, and quality. Measuring arc temperature, such as with pyrometers, is crucial for…