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ABSTRACT:
In our research titled double axis welding machine is beings with an introduction to welding the various
components automatically. Three-pneumatic cylinder and solenoid valve are provided. One cylinder is for
the up and down movement, another one for arm lifting and one for the rotary motion.
I.INTRODUCTION
Automation can be achieved through computers, hydraulics, pneumatics, robotics, etc., of these sources,
pneumatics form an attractive medium for low cost automation. Automation plays an important role in
automobile.
Nowadays almost all the machines are being atomized in order to product the human being. The automobile
vehicle is being atomized for the following reasons.
I. DESCRIPTION OF ASSEMBLY
The assembly unit consists of a base block, cylinders, rack and pinion, base plate, tie rods, solenoid valves
and gripper. Cylinder 1 is mounted on the base block with rack and pinion assembly connected with tie rods.
The vertical cylinder is mounted vertically over the base plate to increase the height with a block and endplate
provided at the end. The horizontal cylinder is mounted on the block of the vertical cylinder horizontally to
increase length of the arm with a block and end plate provided at the end position.
COMPONENTS USED
Welding machine
Solenoid valves
Pneumatic cylinders
Rack and pinion gear mesh
CONCLUSION
Automatic double axis welding machine is in general a low cost intelligent robot which is portable in size
and easily transportable. Since the project is based on the mechanical cum electronics, it is compact and swift
and response. No external devices are used here to control it. The medium is air; the operation of the arm
movement is fast which makes it a better option in industrial bodies for fast and reliable work output.
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arc MIG/MAG welding process”.
[8] S. R. Patil and C. A. Waghmare, 2013, “Optimization of MIG welding parameters for improving
strength of welded joints”.
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Geometry in MIG Welding of Low Carbon Steel”, International Journal of Applied Engineering
Research .
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Technology of Welding Machine MAG-II for Onshore Pipelines”.