Standard Time of Manual Welding

I think you need to provide a bit more information about the type of materials you will be welding (aluminum, vs Stainless Steel) , what the shape(s) are (pipe vs plates etc.) , what the ratings on the welding machines are. etc.

Standard time for semi-automatic MIG and manual TIG depends (to a large an extent)upon following factors:

1. Size of the filler wire say -- 0.80, 0.90, 1.00, 1.20.(MIG) & 1.60 to 2.40 mm in TIG,

2. Butt or Fillet joints,

3. Positions of welding,

4. Base metal type and thickness,

5. Type of metal transfer in MIG Process etc.

With such above variables , you may not get accurate estimation.

As for norms, instructions etc., please let us know what is your actual requirement.

Sridhar.

hi shridhar....

Hws u....Im studying on the same welding time . We can surely share the data , plz contact.

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Who manufactured your welding equipment? Perhaps they have or can help you access that information .

Thanks to everybody.

We can estimate welding velocity, the problem is auxiliary time (set-up time and manipulation time) estimaton.

The <...we...> needs to carry out a local assessment. It's not something an anonymous international Engineering forum can help with, really.