Search
Technology

Electron Beam Welding Machine

Electron Beam Welding (EBW) is a process where a focussed beam of High Energy Electrons delivers its energy to the weld Zone.

BARC has indigenously developed 3kW to 24kW, EBW Machine with vacuum chamber of size 1000 X 1000 X 1500 mm; X-Y table control is possible by CNC from 0.1 to 2 m/min. It has stepper motor driven rotary table (300 to 900) also variations in specifications can be done on request.

Main features of the EB Welding machine are:

  • This is a Multidisciplinary Technology involving:

    • High power electron Guns.
    • Vacuum Technology.
    • Precision Engineering.
    • High Voltage stabilized DC Power Source.
    • Modern Electronic Control Systems.

  • High power density -105 w/mm2 (TIG Welding requires 1-2 w/mm2).

  • High welding speeds (1-6 m/min depending upon material and its thickness).

  • Deep penetration welding up to 30 mm in single pass.

  • Maximum weld penetration up to 60 mm of steel.

  • Suitable for welding of very reactive materials (Ti, Zr, Hf etc.), thin materials (0.1 mm), thick to thin materials and dissimilar materials.

  • EBW requires no filler material, joint preparation and post weld machining.

  • Vacuum chamber (10-2 to10-5 torr) provides oxide/ slag/ void free welds controlling the purity of materials.

  • Low weld affected zone.

  • Low heat input (1/10th of TIG) provides negligible deformation/ distortion specially for finished parts.

  • Welding possible in inaccessible locations.

  • Design available for 30 KV to 150 kV machines.

For further information please contact :

Head,
Technology Transfer & Collaboration Division,
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre,
Trombay, Mumbai - 400 085
Tel : 091-022-25505337/25593897
Fax : 091-022-25505151
E-mail : headttcd@barc.gov.in

This Website is Best Viewed in 1024 X 800 Resolution
Copyright © 2005 Department of Science and Technology <<Disclaimer>>