Hazardous Substances in Welding and Allied Processes by Vilia Elena Spiegel-Ciobanu & Luca Costa & Wolfgang Zschiesche

Hazardous Substances in Welding and Allied Processes by Vilia Elena Spiegel-Ciobanu & Luca Costa & Wolfgang Zschiesche

Author:Vilia Elena Spiegel-Ciobanu & Luca Costa & Wolfgang Zschiesche
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783030369262
Publisher: Springer International Publishing


Unalloyed steel

16–24

Chromium-nickel steel

14–35

With regard to the problem of hazardous substances, it is possible to differentiate betweenhigh-pressure laser cutting (with nitrogen) and

laser cutting (with oxygen).

The use of nitrogen as cutting gas reduces the emissions of hazardous substances from chromium-nickel steel and galvanised steel by half compared to cutting with oxygen.

Welding fume emissions in high-pressure laser cutting and laser cutting (example):

(Power = 1 kW, focal length of lens = 63.5 mm, thickness of workpiece = 1 mm)Material

Welding fume emission rates (mg/s)



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