Compatible with Traditional Construction Method [Bottom to Top] and tank jacking construction methods [Top to Bottom]. Apply single circumferential SAW (Submerged Arc Welding) seams inside or outside the tank. It is driven on a 1/2” x 4” flat bar rail, which hangs on brackets (not included). The unit can be used on LNG tanks, fitting 750 mm of space between the inner and outer tanks. Input power of 120/240/1P/50/60.
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LNG Tanks
Specifications:
Trolley motorized speed: 200 up to 2,900 mm/minute.
Trolley manual: Quick move with clutch lever
Plate height: Minimum 0.80 m (only in the first/top shell
Tank diameter: Minimum 2.5 m
Plate thickness: 4.76 to 50 mm
Weight (fixture itself): 208 kilos
Dimensions AGW-1-C: 1.10 m (L) x 0.62 m (W) x 1.73 m (H)
Input Power: 120/240 V, 50/60 Hz, 1 P
Power: 0.19 kW
Included:
1. Lincoln Power Source
2. Welding Head Controller
3. Wire Feeder
4. AGW-1-C Heavy-duty motorized carriage
5. Control Panel:
Drive motor controlled by VFD: Forward/Stop/Reverse/Speed Adjustment with display in mm/min
Flux recovery vacuum: On/Off
Laser guide pointer: On/Off
4 x 110V North American Plugs
Lincoln's automatic run function
Emergency stop button
6. Wire reel for 60 lbs coil
7. Flux recovery & delivery system
8. Flux assembly with 150 mm wheel diameter
9, Fux hopper with 20-kilograms capacity
10. Manual welding head (X-Y) cross slide with 6" stroke
11. Power cable 2.5 mm² *4 wires* 60 m.
12 Control cable 1.5 mm² *10 wires* 60 m.
13 Power source storage boxes
14. Operation Manual & Electric Diagram
15. One-year Warranty
Not included:
1. One additional welding cable/power-source: Each with 60 m long with a cross-section of 120 mm² for welding up to 800 amps
2. Two additional welding cables/power-source: Each with 60 m long with a cross-section of 120 mm² for welding up to 1,000 amps
Delivery Time:
Within Canada: Three to five business days
USA & US-Mexican border: One week
Latino America: Four weeks
World-Wide: Five to six weeks
Notes:
1. Welding Procedure Design: Our company recommends consulting a Certified Welding Engineer (CWEng) to design the welding procedure in accordance with the relevant national and provincial codes and standards. In Canada, CWEngs are certified by the Canadian Welding Bureau. In contrast, in the USA, they are accredited by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), the American Welding Society (AWS), and the American Petroleum Institute (API), among other prestigious organizations worldwide. A CWEng is responsible for designing and selecting the appropriate welding parameters, which include plate beveling, wire and flux specifications, amperage, voltage, and welding speed, among other factors.
2. Training: Irizar does not offer training, as the machine is straightforward to operate. However, it must be operated by an experienced Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) Operator. Certification is required for this trade, meaning the operator holds a certification as a journeyperson. Irizar rental facility is available in Wetaskiwin, AB, Canada, where customer welder operators can familiarize themselves with the equipment and obtain coupons for qualifying Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS), Procedure Qualification Records (PQR), and Welder Qualification Tests (WQT). Otherwise, we recommend purchasing the machine in advance and making it work in your shop before setting it up on the jobsite
3. Irizar Rental Facility:
• The user should provide a steel base plate with beveling, wire and flux.
• Minimum rental of five business days in an eight-hour shift. Includes: Two AGW-1-C and one SAW Welding Tractor.
• Maximum two operators at a time and one supervisor.
• Booking: Two to four weeks in advance.
• The user is required to provide a certificate of liability insurance.