How Does Welding Work Underwater. Simply put underwater welding is the act of connecting metal with metal underwater through an electrical arc discharge. The place and environment also play a big role in this.
However unlike regular welding it requires a much more sophisticated technique or training and a lot more weld experience. The cathode is negatively charged and the anode is positively charged. For extensive underwater welding deep below the water level underwater welders must work in pairs within the hyperbaric chamber.
First the hyperbaric chamber is lowered to the right depth and filled with breathable gases.
You can ask the company to build a chamber depending upon the metal and its designs. For extensive underwater welding deep below the water level underwater welders must work in pairs within the hyperbaric chamber. The welder works completely surrounded by. In this section well detail the wet welding process.