BS 3065:1982
Superseded
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Specification for rating of resistance welding equipment
Hardcopy , PDF
07-15-2001
English
12-31-1982
National foreword
Cooperating organizations
Specification
1 Scope and field of application
2 Definitions and symbols
3 Conditions for temperature measurement
4 Limits of temperature rise
5 Test methods and requirements
6 Insulation test
7 Nameplates
Annexes
A Notes on thermal time constants
B Example of a nameplate for resistance welding
equipment
C Example of a nameplate for a butt welding machine
Tables
1 Limits of temperature rise
2 Maximum values of no-load power (S0) and no-load
current (I10)
Figures
1 Geometrical characteristics of resistance welding
equipment
2 Contact fault in spot or seam welding as a results
of deformation of machine
3 Contact fault in projection welding as a result of
deformation of machine
4 Contact fault in butt welding as a results of
deformation of machine
5 Short-circuiting bar for butt welding machines
6 Spot welding machine
7 Projection welding machine
8 Measurement of eccentricity
9 Measuring arrangement with no load
10 Measuring arrangement with load
11 Flash and butt welding machine
12 Characteristics of a transformer at periodic duty
cycle
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