Oxyfuel-cutting technology helps quickly cut material with low
costs and the ability to cut thick materials. It is an excellent solution for
construction, industrial, as well as repair processes. Let's talk about the
fundamental cutting process and various procedures used in oxyfuel cutting.
During the oxyfuel-cutting process, an amalgamation of the fuel gas and oxygen
has its focus on the workpiece, permitting the metal to preheat below its
melting temperature. A jet containing pure oxygen is then focussed on the
preheated region of the metal, making an exothermic reaction between the metal
and oxygen to create lava or an oxide of the metal. The oxygen put into the
metal also blows away the lava, allowing the jet to pass through it as it cuts
through.
Some basic requirements of the oxyfuel-cutting process:-
• The preheating temperature of the material should be less than
its melting temperature. Preheating over the melting temperature would help the
material to flow before cutting.
• to pass the oxygen jet to blow it away, the lava's melting point
must be less than that of the rest of the material
• Gaseous products should be nominal to avoid dilution of the
cutting oxygen jet.
• The response between the oxygen jet and the material (oxidation)
should be enough to maintain the preheating temperature.
Oxyfuel Cutting Equipment
• The Cutting Torch
• The Cutting Nozzles
Fuel Gases Used in Oxyfuel Cutting
• Acetylene
• Propane
• Propylene
• MAPP
• Natural Gas
Oxyfuel Cutting Techniques
• Cutting thick materials
• Cutting galvanized or painted materials
• Stack-cutting
Browning Enterprise, a well-known Oxy fuel cutting
company, works on an automated oxyfuel-cutting machine that helps provide
high dimensional integrity and top-quality metal profiling products. Their team
of professionals is quite experienced and provides excellent customer service.
They also offer various solutions in metal-cutting to their customers to inform
them beforehand about their decisions regarding their projects. Check out their
website, https://www.beial.com/ , to learn
more about the steel building components available.
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