Inputs

Travel speed

Run length

Arc time

Limits and result unit limits optional

Heat input Q

—kJ/mm

Record data

Rows from the welding record from Excel, a PDF or a photo of a printout

Format

Current (A)	Voltage (V)	Travel speed (cm/min)	Heat input (kJ/mm)
600	30	50	2,16

One row per run or reading: current, voltage and travel speed (or run length and arc time), and the heat input if the record gives it. Units can be in the header row. Write ? for a value you cannot read.

Read the welding record (welding log, WPQR record or similar) in the attached photo, scan or PDF. Return one row per run or pass that has recorded values, with this header row: Pass; Current (A); Voltage (V); Travel speed (mm/min); Run length (mm); Arc time (s); Heat input (kJ/mm). Write each unit in the header as the document gives it (for example cm/min or kJ/cm). Keep only the columns the document has. If the process uses more than one wire, use Current 1 (A); Voltage 1 (V); Current 2 (A); Voltage 2 (V). Rules: copy every value exactly as written, with its decimal mark; do not round, convert or calculate anything. If a value is unclear, crossed out or hidden, write ? in its place. Never guess a value. Leave a cell empty if the document has no value for it, and leave out a column that would be empty in every row. Leave out names of people and any other personal data. Answer with the rows as plain text: one row per line, columns separated by semicolons (;), no table formatting, no comments. After the rows, add one last line: the link https://acorweld.com/tools/heat-input/#ai/vfText/ followed by the same rows, with | for each line break and + for each space, ending with /end. Example: https://acorweld.com/tools/heat-input/#ai/vfText/Pass;Current+(A);Voltage+(V)|1;155;24.5|2;160;25.1/end Write the link as plain text on its own line, not in a code block and not as a markdown link. The link puts the answer straight into the ACorWeld tool.

Units and tolerance

Declared values and limits

Travel speed

Run length

Arc time

Energy

Power

Decimal mark in pasted data

Tolerance for declared values

Units are read from the header row when it names them. A declared value also agrees when it matches the recalculation within its own rounding.

Limits

optional

Each value is rounded to the number of decimals entered for the limit before it is compared.

Results

Show only rows to review

Runs

Enter the minimum and maximum of each parameter (for example from the WPS), or one value when it is fixed. Each run has its own process and k; heat input or arc energy and the decimal mark are set under Method.

Units and limits

Travel speed in

Result in

Limit min optional

kJ/mm

Limit max optional

kJ/mm

Heat input of the runs

—kJ/mm

Heat input

Inputs

Chart and limits

Record data

Units and tolerance

Limits

Results

Rows on the chart

Runs

Units and limits

Runs on the chart

Copy manually