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Attachment of Single Contact Parts

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for medium and high voltage switchgear.
===Resistance Welding===
Resistance welding is the process of electrically joining work pieces by creating
the required welding energy through current flow directly through the
of otherwise difficult material combinations.
===3.3.3.1.1 = Vertical Wire Welding====
During vertical wire welding the contact material is vertically fed in wire form
through a clamp which at the same time acts as one of the weld electrodes
Fig. 3.9: Vertical wire welding (schematic)
===3.3.3.1.2 = Horizontal Wire or Profile Welding====
During horizontal welding the wire or profile contact material is fed at a shallow
angle to the carrier strip material ''(Fig. 3.10)''. The cut-off from the wire or profile
Fig. 3.10: Horizontal profile cut-off welding (schematic)
===3.3.3.1.3 =Tip Welding====
Contact tips or formed contact parts produced by processes as described in
chapter 3.1.2 are mainly attached by tip welding to their respective contact
feeding mechanisms.
===3.3.3.2 Percussion Welding===
This process of high current arc discharge welding required the contact material
and carrier to have two flat surfaces with one having a protruding nib. This nib
Fig. 3.11: Percussion welding (schematic)
===3.3.3.3 Laser Welding===
This contact attachment process is also one of the liquid phase welding
methods. Solid phase lasers are predominantly used for welding and brazing.
spots at the same time.
===3.3.3.4 Special Welding and Attachment Processes===
In high voltage switchgear the contact parts are exposed to high mechanical
and thermal stresses. This requires mechanically strong and 100%
used to solve this problem.
===3.3.3.4.1 = Electron Beam Welding====
The electron beam welding is a joining process which has shown its suitability
for high voltage contact assemblies. A sharply focused electron beam has
to CuCrZr carriers.
===3.3.3.4.2 = Cast-On of Copper====
The cast-on of liquid copper to pre-fabricated W/Cu contact parts is performed
in special casting molds. This results in a seamless joint between the W/Cu and

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