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[MW:1955] Consumable to Weld metal factor

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Gents,
 
I would like to get some information in following matter. Your response will be highly appreciable. I expect an answer from your practical experience. I have checked many manu facturer catalogues. But it does not give perfect proportion.
 
For 1 Kg of weld metal:
 
SMAW- Weld metal to Consumable proportion for Dia 2.5 mm electrode-
 
SMAW- Weld metal to Consumable proportion for Dia 3.2 mm electrode-
 
SMAW- Weld metal to Consumable proportion for Dia 4.0 mm electrode-
 
GTAW- Weld metal to Consumable proportion for Dia 2.5 mm wire-
 
FCAW- Weld metal to Consumable proportion for Dia 1.2 mm wire-
 
SAW- Weld metal to Consumable proportion for Dia 2.5 mm wire-
 
SAW- Weld metal to Consumable proportion for Dia 3.2 mm wire-
 
SAW- Weld metal to Consumable proportion for Dia 4.0 mm wire-
 
CO2 Gas to FCAW wire per Kg -
 
Ar+CO2 Gas to FCAW wire per Kg -
 
Operating factor for SMAW in 8 hr Shift:
 
Operating factor for GTAW in 8 hr Shift:
 
Operating factor for FCAW in 8 hr Shift:
 
Operating factor for SAW in 8 hr Shift:
 
Deposition rate per hour for SMAW  without considering operating factor-
 
Deposition rate per hour for GTAW without considering operating factor-
  
Deposition rate per hour for SAW without considering operating factor-
  
Deposition rate per hour for FCAW without considering operating factor-
  

Thanks & Regards
Muhammed Ibrahim PK

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