Article | REF: B7720 V1

Resistance welding

Author: Roland CAZES

Publication date: November 10, 1993

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5. Flash butt welding

5.1 Principle

The butt-welding process, the first form of resistance welding, is used, as its name suggests, to butt-weld bars or sections of the same cross-section, or parts that have been prepared in such a way as to achieve this. Figure 21 shows a typical butt welding operation. The parts are placed in copper jaws, one of which is fixed to a carriage that can be moved parallel to the welding axis.

Butt welding
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