Welding or bolting are the most common methods of achieving this. The connection would be made from the underside of each flange or web. You could join them to improve or increase the strength of the support, or for it be possible to cover more components.
The gantry frame is made up of the walking beams and columns as well as the upper platform. Each walking beam is driven by a motor reduction, which creates a dual-drive system. It makes the operation reliable and smooth. There are rails or racks on the platform that can be used as a support for the welding arms and tool carriages. The platform can accommodate two sets each of flux recovery machines and wires.
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The platform comes with rail guards and steps for easy access. This platform can be used to store flux and wire. It also allows the operator to load fluxhoppers, change reels, and make other adjustments. Add auxiliary equipment such as the PHI Flange Tilting Device or Beam Turning Device to improve your beam layout welding's speed, efficiency, and productivity.
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The beam's strength will usually be determined by the web. It is the area at the center or height of the beam. Therefore, H beams will be stronger as they are thicker than H beams. However, I beams have greater flange resistence than H beams.
The tacking fixture allows you to attach the beam to the Main Welder. The web and flanges can be brought from the seam-welder and flange storage shelves respectively. Once they are there, they are positioned at the tacking fixture before being tacked to the beam's leading edge. Operators or automatic PHI's flange loading Gantry can load the flanges onto the conveyors manually.
A welded beam consists of three individual sections of steel – a web, a top flange and a bottom flange. These segments are merged together with deep fillet welds to create an incredibly robust building material.