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Root Face

03/21/2017 3:55 AM

I have a doubt.. Why root face is important in welding.. Can anyone please explain about this ???

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Re: Root face

03/21/2017 4:09 AM

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Re: Root face

03/21/2017 4:54 AM

A root face is a nonbeveled portion of material at the deepest portion of a root. It provides additional material so that the initial pass may be run at higher current without concern that the weld pool will melt through resulting in material falling away.

It basically allows good deposition rates without a backing plate.

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Re: Root Face

03/21/2017 12:38 PM

b. Unsatisfactory Root Face. Base Metal has Fused Through Bottom

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Re: Root Face

06/25/2017 4:34 AM

To avoid burnthrough.

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