Abstract
The cleaning action in AC TIG welding is attributed to the oxide film removal process caused by cathode spots. Clarifying the behavior mechanism of these cathode spots will enable the control of the cleaning action. However, the behavior mechanism of cathode spots has not yet been experimentally clarified. This study reports that observations by high-speed video camera revealed the absence of cathode spots at the center of the molten pool, when shot in the vicinity of a molten pool after AC TIG welding using helium as shield gas on aluminum plates.
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