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Electron Beam Welding EBW

High-vacuum (most common), semi-vacuum and atmospheric (out-of-vacuum) equipment available, depending on type of work, size and location. [Pg.202]

Semi-vacuum setup used for transportable equipment. Only the area to be welded is surrounded by a vacuum using suction cups. [Pg.202]

The electron beam process can also be used for cutting, profiling, slotting and surface hardening, using the same equipment by varying process parameters. [Pg.202]

Production rates range from 10-100/h using high-vacuum equipment. [Pg.203]

Setup times can be short, but the time to create a vacuum in the chamber at each loading cycle an important consideration. [Pg.203]

Sheet-metal Shearing 7.5 Electron Beam Welding (EBW)... [Pg.34]

Electron Beam Welding (EBW) (see 7.5) used to weld a range of material of varying thicknesses giving a small weld area and heat affected zone, with no flux or filler. [Pg.167]

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