Welding

Customer challenges
in welding applications

Automatic welding uses electric tools and equipment to control welding applications. Welding automation technologies are becoming more efficient and affordable by the day. Naturally, they have been increasing in numbers as they provide significant efficiency and flexibility advantages. Regrettably, welding machines are prone to poor power quality issues due to their nonlinear nature. Power quality has a serious impact on welding quality and consistency as well as productivity and efficiency. Welding applications may face voltage variations, flicker, and load unbalancing issues. Voltage variations and flicker can even disturb other facilities connected to the same bus bar.

Merus® Solutions improving power quality
in welding applications

  • Improved and consistent weld quality
  • Increased payload and productivity
  • High process reliability and reliable plant operation
  • Reduced energy consumption and low operating costs
  • Extended lifetime of electrical equipment
  • No flicker and load unbalance
  • Compliance with strict grid codes including IEEE 519, G5/4, EN 50160, and also other power quality standards and regulations
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