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Stud Welding and Power Supply Voltage and Capacity - STUD-WELDING-TR

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Stud Welding and Power Supply Voltage and Capacity -- STUD-WELDING-TRANSFORMER=CAPACITY
Ps = A × V × √Φ / √ξ
Determining the minimum power supply capacity based on the utilization efficiency ξ from the general specifications of a DC welder
Welding current (A), estimated duty cycle during operation (Φ), no-load voltage on the output side (V), operating efficiency (ξ)
By default: A = 1,500 A, Φ = approx. 20%, V = 110 V → Primary input Po = 1,500 × 110 = 105 (kVA)
Therefore, a power transformer with a capacity of 110 kVA or more must be provided.
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JISC9303 Spot Welder for Steel Sheets
Note: If it is difficult to install an additional transformer at the job site and the work time is short, use an engine-powered generator.

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