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    • 专利摘要:
    Welding procedure and device for orbital welding equipment. It allows the regulation and control of the distance between the electrode (3) and the part in its positioning to make the plate-tube union (U) in order to solve the problem caused by the lack of parallelism between the support face of the equipment of orbital welding (E) and the plane of the union in the set of the tubular bundle (T) in heat exchangers (1) where the union (U) plate-tube is made inside the head (C) of the exchanger (1). The invention makes it possible in a fast, reliable and safe way to guarantee greater reproducibility of the weld profile and the minimum leakage path of the joint (U). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
    公开号:ES2850276A1
    申请号:ES202030158
    申请日:2020-02-25
    公开日:2021-08-26
    发明作者:González José García；Ortega Juan José Hernández
    申请人:Mecanicas Bolea S A；Universidad Politecnica de Cartagena；
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    专利说明:

    [0002] Control procedure and welding device for orbital welding equipment
    [0004] OBJECT OF THE INVENTION
    [0006] The present invention belongs to the field of welding, both manual and automated, and more specifically to welding using orbital welding equipment for the manufacture of tubular bundles of heat exchangers.
    [0008] The object of the present invention is a device and welding procedure in orbital welding equipment, which make it possible to compensate for the lack of parallelism between the support plane of the welding equipment and the plane in which the plate-tube joint is made, in heat exchangers where the union is made inside the head, or box, of the exchanger.
    [0010] BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
    [0012] Currently, "orbital welding" is widely known, understood as the procedure by which a fixed cylindrical element is welded in a circular way, or that can be fixed on some type of support (pipes, conduits, hydraulic pipes, etc.). It is called orbital welding because an electrode is rotated or "orbited" around the material or product to be welded.
    [0014] More specifically, orbital welding is a type of TIG ( Tungsten Inert Gas ”) welding performed by melting the base metal, where a non-consumable tungsten electrode is used. Thus, the orbital welding process welds through the energy generated by an electric arc established between a tungsten electrode and the piece to be welded, using an inert gas (GTAW) as protection . The heat generated by the electric arc melts the base material (steel, stainless steel, titanium, aluminum, etc.) and in this way the fusion weld is formed, the use of a filler metal rod being optional.
    [0015] Generally, this type of welding is used to work with pipes or pieces of cylindrical shape, to carry out welding processes in demanding environments, confined spaces or with difficult access, where a precise, safe and high quality welding is required. In this sense, various orbital welding equipment is known, both for pipe welding, ES2091545T3, US4009360A, and for plate-to-tube welding in exchangers, GB2155381A. In the latter case, "plate to tube" welding equipment is based on the introduction of the torch (colloquially known as a "gun") in the welding area, and positioning of the equipment with respect to a reference plane, in the which is supported by itself.
    [0017] Plate-to-tube heat exchangers welding devices are known, which allow precise regulation when the detail of the joint to be welded is visible to the welding operator, that is, they are situations in which the professional technician has direct visualization. of the specific point to be welded. However, there is another type of heat exchanger (I), such as the one shown in figure 1, in which its head (C) or box is built by welding (not screwing) and the plate-tube union (U) remains inside the head (C), being only accessible through holes (O) made in the head (C) itself. An example of this type of exchanger is the air coolers used in the oil industry.
    [0019] For this specific type of heat exchangers (I), the face on which the orbital welding equipment (E) rests to make the plate-tube joint (U) is the face of the head (C) on which they are located. the access holes (O) for the torch and the electrode of the equipment (E) to access the junction area (U), as seen in Figures 2A and 2B. Thus, it has been detected that, in the vast majority of cases, the plane of this face presents significant parallelism errors (dimensional deviations) with respect to the plane of the head plate (C) where the joint area (U) is located. , which prevents maintaining a fixed distance between the tip of the electrode and the junction area (U), resulting in poor welding and low quality. In this sense, GTAW Orbital welding equipment is known, but it does not consider at all the correction and regulation based on dimensional deviations.
    [0020] In addition to the previous drawback, another problem lies in the null vision that the operator has of the welding area, as can be seen in figure 2C, which makes it difficult for the operator to modify the position of the electrode in each of the joints. welding. In this regard, procedures and devices for monitoring the weld bead are known, such as those described in patent applications US4417127A and US451479A. However, none of them can solve the above-mentioned drawbacks. Specifically, current devices present a great operational complexity, not being applicable in these joints that are difficult to access, since they are based on systems for working in front of the plate, such as those described in US4427868A and US4476367A.
    [0022] With conventional orbital welding equipment, the welding operator introduces the torch, which holds the electrode holder and the filler metal, through a threaded hole made in the head of the heat exchanger, said hole being concentric to the welding to be carried out. . The torch, at one of its ends (the opposite to the location of the electrode holder), has a bearing on which the torch slides until it is fixed to it by means of a stud. The bearing incorporates an element that is screwed into the hole in the head, one of the faces of the bearing being the one that acts as a stop with the outer face of the head. The longitudinal movement of the torch and subsequent attachment to the bearing, therefore, allows the operator to set the distance between the end of the electrode and the bearing face of the bearing.
    [0024] In the usual procedure, to weld this type of exchanger, the welding operator fixes the bearing to the torch, taking into account the theoretical distance between the support face and the plane where the joint is made. Next, insert the torch into the threaded hole of the first plate-tube joint to be made, checking through other holes (due to lack of visibility) how the electrode-part to be welded distance remains. If an adjustment is necessary, the operator releases the bearing stud and slides the torch to the optimum distance determined by the welding procedure, and reattaches. This operation is called calibration.
    [0026] Generally, the support-tip distance of the electrode is set / calibrated in this way for the rest of the joints, where the operator (for reasons of time) tries to limit himself to change the hole equipment and fix the equipment by screwing it into the hole made on the outer face of the heat exchanger head, which serves as a reference.
    [0028] However, the lack of parallelism between the support face of the heat exchanger head where the orbital welding equipment rests and the plane of the plate-tube joint or the plane of the plate, can give rise to important differences. in the electrode-part distance obtained after the initial calibration, according to the location of the joint in the head of the same tube bundle. This lack of parallelism is due to the deformations caused in the manufacturing process by welding the head, the heat treatments applied to the head assembly and the subsequent machining of the holes for caps and tubes. These dimensional or shape deviations of the heat exchanger head significantly affect the length of the welding arc and, therefore, the quality and integrity of the welded joint, requiring after the initial calibration a verification and control, for part of the operator, every certain number of joints in these equipments. In measurements carried out in previous tests, it has been found that variations in parallelism between both faces (for a head of a heat exchanger in the petrochemical industry) can be up to 5 mm.
    [0030] In practice, for reasons of time and economics, the orbital welding equipment is positioned and calibrated for one of the plate-tube joints and attempts are made to keep for the rest, which can cause the joints to be made with an arc length (electrode - part distance) very different depending on its location. These differences in the length of the arc, translate into obtaining different profiles of the cross section of the welded joint and different leakage paths that can be lower than that required in the equipment manufacturing requirements, also introducing other imperfections in the Union.
    [0032] Therefore, the technical problem that arises here lies in the lack of parallelism between the support face of the orbital welding equipment and the plane of the joint in the whole tube bundle in heat exchangers where the joint is made inside of the exchanger head, these heads being closed; and in the lack of visibility of the joint by the welding operator.
    [0033] DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
    [0035] By means of the present invention, the aforementioned drawbacks are solved by providing a welding device and method that allow correcting in a simple, reliable and automatic way the parallelism errors existing between the support face of the orbital welding equipment and the plane of the joint in heat exchangers that are difficult to access, specifically in exchangers of the type where the plate-tube connection is made inside the head (or box) of the same. This correction takes place before the tube-to-plate welding process begins.
    [0037] More particularly, the invention relates to a method and a welding device for its implementation in the torch of an orbital welding equipment, by means of which it is possible to regulate and control the distance between the electrode and the piece to be welded. before starting welding. Thus, the invention is applicable to heat exchangers where their head is closed before welding the plate-tube joints, and therefore the joint is not visible from the outside. Indeed, the invention manages to regulate the distance from the support face to the tip of the electrode, in an automatic, fast and economical way at each junction, in such a way that it guarantees the same electrode-piece distance at all junctions. , without intervention of the welding operator and compensating for the lack of parallelism between both faces.
    [0039] The procedure described here comprises the following stages:
    [0041] a) set the distance between the tip of the electrode of the orbital welding equipment and the supporting face of the orbital welding equipment;
    [0042] b) positioning the orbital welding equipment on the head of the heat exchanger; c) program the optimum values for the electrode-plane distance of the weld;
    [0043] d) searching for the position reference of the heat exchanger plate with respect to the theoretical initial position of the electrode, for each plate-tube junction of the tube bundle of said heat exchanger;
    [0044] e) move the torch of the orbital welding equipment according to the optimal electrode-part distance values at each plate-tube junction of the tube bundle of the heat exchanger. heat to compensate for the lack of parallelism between the support face and the plane of the plate-tube joint; and
    [0045] F)
    [0047] This procedure is susceptible to industrial application in all those plate-tube joints located inside the head or box of heat exchangers, from where visual control by the welding operator is not possible, and it is difficult to position the electrode to the optimal distance from the bonding zone. In particular, this solution arises to solve the problem in exchangers where the face of the head on which the orbital welding equipment rests presents a lack of parallelism with the plate, so that the distance at which it is regulated for one of the joints It is not suitable for the rest of the joints of the same tube bundle, thus compromising the quality of the welded joint. Thus, this procedure is based on the following:
    [0049] - Fixing and positioning of the orbital welding equipment and the torch based on the theoretical values of the dimensions of the torch and the head of the heat exchanger, this being done for each type of tube-plate joint configuration;
    [0051] - Search for the position of the plate with respect to the position of the electrode, as a reference;
    [0053] - Regulation of the optimum electrode-part distance, in such a way that the torch moves until it is obtained, for this the torch has the ability to slide through the bearing, blocking that distance / position before welding, without operator intervention.
    [0055] Preferably, step a) of the process is carried out from the theoretical values of the dimensions of the head of the heat exchanger itself.
    [0057] For its part, the possibility has been contemplated that step c) may also include the programming of the optimal values of the filler material.
    [0059] Preferably, the optimal values are programmed according to each joint configuration specified in the welding procedure and the pass number. Preferably, said step c) is carried out by the welding operator.
    [0061] According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, step d) of the procedure is carried out from an order from the welding operator, the search being carried out in an automated manner. Preferably, said step d) is carried out without intervention of the welding operator.
    [0063] For its part, step e) of the procedure is preferably carried out automatically without intervention of the welding operator, due to the elimination of the stud from the bearing.
    [0065] According to another object of the invention, the welding device for its implementation in the torch of an orbital welding equipment is described below. More specifically, said welding device comprises: a torch holding an electrode holder and a filler material, a bearing for the longitudinal sliding of the torch; a contact button to start the positioning process; a measuring device for the positioning of the orbital welding equipment in the head of the heat exchanger; a stepper motor coupled to the torch for longitudinal movement (extension or retraction) of the torch on the bearing; a stepper motor control card, for programming the optimum electrode-plate distance; and a coil connected to the contact pushbutton by wiring and also connected to the stepper motor control card.
    [0067] Therefore, the welding device described here, designed to implement the above-mentioned procedure, stands out mainly for:
    [0069] - incorporate a stepper motor coupled to the torch that allows its extension or retraction, by sliding the torch through the bearing that incorporates the torch;
    [0070] - eliminating the conventional stud bolt, used to fix the bearing to the torch, since in this invention it is fixed by the stepper motor itself;
    [0071] - incorporate a metal rod guided by means of two bushings, at the end of the the torch in which the electrode is housed;
    [0072] - provide an offset of the end of the rod with respect to the end of the electrode that can be adjusted (manually or automatically) depending on the type of plate-tube connection configuration to be made. This phase shift allows the rod to serve as a contact element with the plate without the electrode touching the plate or tube.
    [0073] - include a contact button at the opposite end of the on a cap housed in the torch, so that when the rod comes into contact with the plate, the button is actuated that will send a signal to a coil connected to the control card stepper motor.
    [0075] The operating mode of the welding device is as follows:
    [0077] - the operator sets and positions the orbital welding equipment based on the theoretical values of the dimensions of the torch and the exchanger head;
    [0078] - Using the buttons and the display, the electrodopiece distances are programmed on the plate;
    [0079] - the stepper motor is activated that moves the torch until the metal rod touches the plate, and activates the contact button. The pushbutton will send a signal to the coil indicating the position of the plate. Depending on the values programmed in the control card, the motor will move by retracting the torch the programmed distance and fixing this position before the start of welding.
    [0081] The device of the invention is capable of being applied to all orbital welding equipment, generally with the TIG process, which are marketed by the various manufacturers of welding machines to weld exchangers where the plate-tube joint remains inside a head that has It has been manufactured by means of a welding process, and therefore cannot be disassembled to make the plate-tube joint. And in those where the support that is taken as a reference is the outer face of the head that contains the weld to be made.
    [0083] The main advantages obtained by the present invention are listed below: - For application in configurations that are difficult to access, it can be used to perform tube-to-plate welding in a simple and effective way.
    [0084] - It is possible to correct the length of the torch and, therefore, to compensate in each joint the lack of parallelism between the support plane of the orbital welding equipment and the plane in which the plate-tube joint is made in heat exchangers where the union is made inside its own head.
    [0085] - The same electrode-part distance is guaranteed before starting the welding of each joint, without intervention of the welding operator.
    [0086] - Provides greater reproducibility of the joint cross-sectional profile and critical leakage path value.
    [0087] - The fixing is carried out on the side of the caps, there being no problem in fixing the equipment on any of the caps regardless of the position it occupies, specifically by means of an automated regulation system to correct dimensional deviations on the contact surface (plate-tube union).
    [0088] - The regulation of dimensional deviations is carried out individually (tube to tube), by mechanical contact after synchronization with the developed program. - The above points are achieved automatically, quickly and easily for each joint to be made.
    [0090] DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
    [0092] To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of a practical embodiment thereof, a set of drawings is attached as an integral part of said description. where, with an illustrative and non-limiting nature, the following has been represented:
    [0094] Figure 1.- Shows an example of a heat exchanger with a detail of one of its heads, according to the current state of the art.
    [0096] Figures 2A, 2B, 2C.- Show perspective, side and section views respectively of the head of a heat exchanger with orbital welding equipment arranged for welding the plate-tube joint, according to the current state of the art.
    [0098] Figure 3.- Shows a perspective view of the welding device object of the invention.
    [0100] Figures 4A, 4B.- Show side views of the welding device devised and implemented on a torch of an orbital welding equipment.
    [0102] PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION
    [0104] An example of a preferred embodiment is described below with reference to the figures cited above, without limiting or reducing the scope of protection of the present invention.
    [0106] Figures 3, 4A and 4B show the welding device (1) of the invention, for its implementation in orbital welding equipment (E), for the manufacture of tubular bundles (T) of heat exchangers (I) where the plate-tube union (U) is made inside the head (C) of said heat exchangers (I), as shown in figure 1.
    [0108] As shown in Figures 4A and 4B, said welding device (1) comprises:
    [0109] - a torch (2);
    [0110] - electrode holder (3) held by the torch (2);
    [0111] - a bearing (4) for the longitudinal sliding of the torch (2);
    [0112] - a contact button (10), shown in figure 4A, to start the positioning process;
    [0113] - A measuring device (20) for positioning the orbital welding equipment (E) in the head (C) of the heat exchanger (I), and which in this preferred embodiment includes a mechanical contact element, specifically a metal rod (20) guided by means of two bushings attached to the electrode holder (3);
    [0114] - a stepper motor (30) coupled to the torch (2) for the longitudinal movement (extension or retraction) of the torch (2), and to which the bearing (4) is fixed,
    [0115] - a control card (40) of the stepper motor (30), for programming the optimum electrode-plate distance; and
    [0116] - A coil (50) connected to the contact button (10) by wiring (60), as can be seen in Figure 4A, the coil (50) being also connected to the control card (40) of the stepper motor step (30).
    [0118] As can be seen in Figure 4A, the end of the metal rod (20) has an offset with respect to the end of the electrode (3), said offset being adjustable, either manually or automatically, depending on the type of plate-tube union (U) to be made. This phase shift allows the metal rod (20) to serve as a contact element with the plate, without the electrode (3) touching the plate or the tube.
    [0120] The contact button (10) is mounted on a cap housed in the torch (2), so that when the metal rod (20) comes into contact with the plate, it activates the contact button (10) which in turn Once it sends a signal to the coil (50) connected to the control card (40) of the stepper motor (30).
    [0122] However, it has been envisaged that the device can include probing at more points on the plate (instead of 1) around the plate-tube junction (U) to be made, and average a reference plane to locate the plane of the plate.
    [0124] According to another preferred embodiment, not shown in the figures, the measurement device (20) is a laser interferometry device.
    [0126] In this way, the stepper motor (30) enables the longitudinal movement of the torch (2) to be activated through the bearing (4) on which it is mounted. This bearing (4), unlike the existing one in conventional equipment, is not fixed with a stud bolt on which it is acted upon from the outside, but it is the stepper motor (30) itself that fixes its position with respect to the torch (2), as can be seen clearly in figures 4A and 4B.
    [0128] As shown in said figures 4A and 4B, at the end of the torch (2) where the electrode holder (3) is housed, the guided metal rod (20) is also located by means of two bushings (70) attached to the electrode holder (3).
    [0130] On the control card (14), the welding operator programs the optimal distance between the electrode (3) and the plate-tube junction area (U), said optimal distance serving for the stepper motor (12) to move the torch (2) and fix the position of the bearing (4) that supports it.
    [0132] Therefore, the welding device (1) described here allows adjusting the optimal electrode-plate position to perform the welding of a plate-tube joint (U) that is inside the head (C) of a heat exchanger (I ), and which is accessed through a hole (O) machined in the head itself (C), without the intervention of the welding operator. To do this, the welding operator sets the distance between the tip of the electrode (3) and the support face of the orbital welding equipment (E) from the theoretical values of the dimensions of the head (C) and positions it by entering the torch (2) in the head (C).
    [0134] The torch (2), as in conventional equipment, incorporates the bearing (4) that has a threaded end to fix it to the threaded hole (O) in the head plate (C), in which it sits. This torch (2) is introduced into the hole (O) by the welding operator with the help of a lifting element, as is usually done.
    [0136] Once the torch (2) is positioned and fixed, the welding operator, through the contact button (10), gives the order to the orbital welding equipment (E) to find the position of the plate and execute the optimal electrode distance -Flat weld (or plate).
    [0138] The metal rod (20) moves, by action of the stepper motor (30) until it touches the plate and actuates the contact button (10). In turn, the contact button (10) sends the information of the position of the plate to the coil (50) through wiring (60), and in turn, said coil (50) to the control card (40) of the stepper motor (30).
    [0140] This control card (40) orders the stepper motor (30) to pick up the torch (2) the distance programmed by the welding operator as the optimum distance from the welding electrode-plane, taking into account the phase shift between the metal rod (20) and electrode (3), and It blocks the longitudinal movement of the torch (2) on the bearing (4). From that moment on, the welding device (1) is prepared and ready to carry out a precise, fast and guaranteed welding.
    权利要求:
    Claims (15)
    [1]
    1. - Procedure for regulating and controlling the distance between an electrode of an orbital welding equipment (E) and a piece to be welded, for its application in plate-tube joints (U) of heat exchangers (I) where the joint It is not visible from the outside and is carried out inside the head (C) of the heat exchanger (I), where said procedure comprises the following stages:
    a) set the distance between the electrode tip of the orbital welding equipment (E) and the support face of the orbital welding equipment (E);
    b) position the orbital welding equipment (E) on the head (C) of the heat exchanger (I);
    c) program the optimum values for the electrode-plane distance of the weld;
    d) searching for the position reference of the heat exchanger plate (E) with respect to the theoretical initial position of the electrode, for each plate-tube junction (U) of the tube bundle of said heat exchanger (E);
    e) move the torch (2) of the orbital welding equipment (E) according to the optimal electrode-piece distance values in each plate-tube junction (U) of the tube bundle of the heat exchanger (I) to compensate for the lack parallelism between the support face and the plane of the tube plate joint (U); and
    f) block that distance / position before welding each plate-tube joint (U) of the tube bundle of the heat exchanger (I).
    [2]
    2. - Procedure according to claim 1, characterized in that step a) is carried out from the theoretical values of the dimensions of the head itself (C) of the heat exchanger (I).
    [3]
    3. - Procedure according to claim 1, characterized in that step c) further comprises programming the optimal values of the filler material.
    [4]
    4. - Procedure according to claims 1 or 3, characterized in that the optimal values are programmed according to each joint configuration (U) plate-tube specified in the welding procedure and the pass number.
    [5]
    5. - Procedure according to claims 1 or 3, characterized in that step c) is performed by the welding operator.
    [6]
    6. - Procedure according to claim 1, characterized in that step d) is performed from an order from the welding operator, performing the search automatically.
    [7]
    7. - Procedure according to claim 1, characterized in that step d) is performed without intervention of the welding operator.
    [8]
    8. - Method according to claim 1, characterized in that step e) is performed automatically without intervention of the welding operator, due to the removal of the bearing stud (4).
    [9]
    9. - Welding device (1) for implementation in orbital welding equipment (E), where the welding device (1) comprises a torch (2) that holds an electrode holder (3) and a filler material, and a bearing (4) for longitudinal sliding of the torch (2); the welding device (1) being characterized in that it additionally comprises:
    - a contact button (10) to start the positioning process;
    - a measuring device (20) for the positioning of the orbital welding equipment (E) in the head (C) of the heat exchanger (I);
    - a stepper motor (30) coupled to the torch for longitudinal movement (extension or retraction) of the torch (2) on the bearing (4),
    - a control card (40) of the stepper motor (30), for programming the optimum electrode-plate distance; and
    - a coil (50) connected to the contact button (10) by wiring (60) and also connected to the control card (40) of the stepper motor (30).
    [10]
    10. - Welding device (1) according to claim 9, characterized in that the measuring device (20) comprises a mechanical contact element.
    [11]
    11. - Welding device (1) according to claim 10, characterized in that the mechanical contact element is a metal rod (20) guided by means of two bushings (70) attached to the electrode holder (3).
    [12]
    12. - Welding device (1) according to claim 11, characterized in that the end of the metal rod (20) has an offset with respect to the end of the electrode (3), said offset being adjustable depending on the type of plate-tube union (U) to be made.
    [13]
    13. - Welding device (1) according to claim 11, characterized in that the contact button (10) is mounted on a cap housed in the torch (2), so that when the metal rod (20) comes into contact with the plate, the latter actuates the contact button (10) which in turn sends a signal to the coil (50) connected to the control card (40) of the stepper motor (30).
    [14]
    14. - Welding device (1) according to claim 9, characterized in that the measurement device (20) is a laser interferometry device.
    [15]
    15. - Welding device (1) according to claim 9, characterized in that the bearing (4) is fixed to the stepper motor (30), dispensing with the stud bolt of conventional equipment.
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