FleetFusion welding service is a specialized welding service offered by NESL that utilizes the FleetFusion technology developed by Lincoln Electric. This service is designed for the construction of large-diameter pipes, tanks, and pressure vessels, as well as for the repair of existing structures.
The FleetFusion technology used in this service combines advanced spiral welding equipment, software, and robotics to control the welding process and produce high-quality, consistent welds. The technology allows for the precise control of the welding parameters, such as travel speed, wire feed rate, and welding power, which ensures that the filler metal is added to the joint in a consistent and controlled manner. Additionally, it also allows for the automation of the process, so that less skilled operators can produce consistent results.
One of the main advantages of FleetFusion spiral welding is that it can significantly increase productivity and efficiency in the spiral welding process. The automation of the process allows for faster welding speeds and the ability to weld multiple passes at once, resulting in a faster overall production time. Additionally, the technology also helps to reduce the amount of scrap and rework, which results in cost savings for the company.
FleetFusion welding is particularly useful for use in the oil and gas industry, as well as in the construction of pipelines, chemical plants, and power plants. The service is provided by trained and experienced welders who are skilled in the use of FleetFusion technology and have the necessary certifications.
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The procedure starts with setting up the workpiece, which entails cleaning and prepping the surfaces that will be welded. After that, it is aligned and clamped.
The welding device, which is outfitted with FleetFusion technology, is then calibrated and set up. In order to make sure that the filler metal is added to the joint in a reliable and controlled manner, this entails modifying the welding parameters, such as travel speed, wire feed rate, and welding power.
The welding procedure can start after the machine has been calibrated and set up. A robotic arm on the machine directs the filler metal along the joint, while software regulates the welding conditions to produce a consistent, high-quality weld. The software continuously monitors the procedure and modifies the welding parameters as necessary to produce a high-quality weld. As it advances along the joint, the robotic arm constantly welds a spiral and adds filler metal.
After the welding is finished, the workpiece is examined to make sure the weld complies with the necessary requirements. Any flaws or problems are fixed as needed.
After cleaning the workpiece, the FleetFusion welding procedure is finished.
Overall, FleetFusion welding process is an automated process that uses advanced welding equipment, software, and robotics to control the welding process and produce high-quality, consistent welds. The process ensures that the filler metal is added to the joint in a consistent and controlled manner, and continuously monitors the weld to ensure that it meets the required specifications.
FleetFusion welding technology is applied in various industries and structures that require consistent and high-quality welds, particularly in the construction of large-diameter pipes, tanks, and pressure vessels, as well as for the repair of existing structures.
FleetFusion welding is used in the construction of pipelines for the transport of oil, gas, and water. The technology is particularly useful for the construction of long-distance pipelines, as it allows for faster welding speeds and the ability to weld multiple passes at once, resulting in a faster overall production time.
FleetFusion welding is used in the construction of large tanks and pressure vessels, such as storage tanks for oil and gas, as well as for chemical storage tanks. The technology ensures that the welds are of high quality and consistent, which is important for the safety and integrity of these structures.
FleetFusion welding is also used for the repair of existing structures, such as pipelines, tanks, and pressure vessels. The technology allows for the precise control of the welding parameters, which ensures that the repair is of high quality and consistent.
FleetFusion technology is also used in offshore construction, such as the construction of oil platforms, as the precision and automation of the process allows for fast and reliable welds in challenging environments.
FleetFusion technology is used in the industrial fabrication of large and complex structures like boilers, heat exchangers, and other pressure vessels.
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