Many steel core-rods containing one of elements, cobalt, molybdenum, copper, nickel, tungsten, vanadium, silicon, titanium, aluminium, carbon, manganese or chromium, were made, on whichh a flux consisting of 70% CaF
2 and 30% Ca(OH)
2 was coated. Using these electrodes single V butt joints of mild steel were made, and soundness of the welded joint was examined by the X-ray and microscopic methods, and apparent specific gravity of the deposited metal was measured by the immersion method. By these experiments the following results were obtained. As the content of deoxidizer, such as vanadium, manganese, silicon, titanium, aluminium or carbon increases in the core-rod of coated electrode, quantity of blow holes in the deposited metal decreases, but the quantity of non-metallic inclusions in it increases except in the case of carbon. In the case of coated electrades containing chromium or a large quantity of manganese in the core rod, many holes opening at the surface of bead appeared.
It is inferred that if a core-rod containing two or more deoxidizing elements properly selected is used the sound deposited metal containing less or no retained deoxidation product will be obtained.
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