Current ( electron) flows from Negative to Positive . When Electron hits the +ve, more heat (2/3) is generated in +ve terminal( say holder)
On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 6:02 PM, jiji lal <jijilalkm@gmail.com> wrote:
Kochi. S.IndiaTecpro Infra projects Ltd.In DCSP Electrode will connect to -ve terminal only ,so in other means we can say DCSP= DC-VE= .DCENTechnically , we assume the current starts flowing from +ve terminal of the power source then returns through -ve terminal and hence the item(electrode/parent metal) wchich connects in +e terminal can produce more heat(66%) than -ve(33%).Dear Anban,polarity related to the flow direction of current in a welding circuit.
In DCRP Electrode will connect to +ve terminal only ,so in other means we can say DCRP= DC+VE= DCEPRegardsJijilal K M,--On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 3:16 PM, Anban <gane2478@hotmail.sg> wrote:
Dear Experts
Pls enlighten me if thse abbr. are same and explain the correlation and difference
1 - DCEP x DC+VE x DCSP
2 - DCEN x DC-VE x DCRP
DCEP - Direct Curent Electrode Positive
DCSP - Direct Current Straight Polarity
DCRP - Direct Current Reverse Polarity
Appreciation in advance
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