Metal inert gas (MIG) welding process: A study of effect of welding parameters

The welding process in metal inert gas (MIG) is the process of welding most frequently utilized in the industry. Electrode is constantly used in MIG welding, which is why the trigger regulating device is employed in this type of soldering process to regulate the wire feed and the wire bob. In manufacturing operations where output rates are high, and with high potential for loss of arc/shape gas from wind air the MIG solding technique is often employed. The advance of MIG welding is higher than TIG welding, but the TIG solding provides clean weld as TIG is less spatulated than MIG welding. So far, a number of researchers have been studying the effect of activated flux on TIG solding since the penetration and tensile strength in TIG with flux is increasing, but relatively little work on the Activated MIG has been carried out. (c) 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. Selection and peer-review under responsibility of the scientific committee of the 1st International Conference on Computations in Materials and Applied Engineering - 2021.