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Oxy Fuel Welding. Troubleshooting. Welding Flame Types. Carburizing Flame. Neutral Flame. Oxidizing Flame. Weld Quality. Torch High. Torch Low. Torch Slow. Torch Fast. OK. Welding Troubleshooting. Brazing Flame Types. Carburizing Flame. Neutral Flame. Oxidizing Flame. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Oxy Fuel WeldingOxy Fuel Welding

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting

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Carburizing FlameCarburizing Flame

Neutral Flame Neutral Flame

Oxidizing FlameOxidizing Flame

Welding Flame TypesWelding Flame Types

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OKTorch High

Torch Low

Torch Slow

Torch Fast

Weld QualityWeld Quality

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TROUBLESHOOTING THE OFW PROCESS

Trouble Probable Cause RemedyWelding Tip Popping * Tip is operated at too * Increase pressures,

low heat value and consult appropriate tip chart

* Tip too large * Use next smaller size tip* Too close to work * Raise tip further from work

Flames not clearly de- * Dirty tip * Clean with tip cleanerfined, smooth or even or replace tipRegulator not holding * Defective regulator * Return unit for repair orconstant pressure replacementLeak around needle valve * Packing nut loose * Tighten packing nutDifficult to light * Too much pressure * Consult appropriate

tip chart

Welding TroubleshootingWelding Troubleshooting

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Carburizing FlameCarburizing Flame

Neutral Flame Neutral Flame

Oxidizing FlameOxidizing Flame

Brazing Flame TypesBrazing Flame Types

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Low Pressure FlameLow Pressure Flame

Medium Pressure Flame Medium Pressure Flame

High Pressure FlameHigh Pressure Flame

Soldering Flame TypesSoldering Flame Types

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Carburizing FlameCarburizing Flame

Neutral Flame Neutral Flame

Oxidizing FlameOxidizing Flame

Neutral Flame with Oxygen Cutting StreamNeutral Flame with Oxygen Cutting Stream

Cutting Flame TypesCutting Flame Types

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Cut QualityCut Quality

Good Cut QualityGood Cut Quality Poor Cut QualityPoor Cut Quality

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Dirty TipDirty Tip

Dirty TipDirty Tip

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Extremely FastExtremely Fast Extremely SlowExtremely Slow

SpeedSpeed

Slightly Too SlowSlightly Too SlowSlightly Too FastSlightly Too Fast

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Too HighToo High

Too LowToo Low

Tip HeightTip Height

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Too Hot Pre-HeatToo Hot Pre-Heat

Too Much Cutting OxygenToo Much Cutting Oxygen

OtherOther

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Quality CutQuality Cut Extremely FastExtremely Fast

Extremely SlowExtremely SlowIrregular PressureIrregular Pressure

AWS Cut QualityAWS Cut Quality

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   TROUBLESHOOTING THE OFC PROCESS

Trouble Probable Cause RemedyCutting Tip Popping * Too loose * Tighten tip nut

* Nicked seat * Replace tip or repair seat in torch

Flames not clearly de- * Dirty tip * Clean with tip cleanerfined, smooth or even or replace tipRegulator not holding * Defective regulator * Replace or repairconstant pressure regulatorLeak around needle valve * Packing nut loose * Tighten packing nutDifficult to light * Too much pressure * Consult appropriate

tip chartFlame change when cutting * Oxygen needle valve * Open oxygen valve wide

on torch handle partly open closed* Oxygen cylinder * Replace cylinder with almost empty full one* Defective regulator * Replace regulator

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting