Calculate the weld area, including root and cap reinforcement, to several millimeters.
Multiple welding can be done using a circumference that corresponds to the length to have a weld volume in cubic millimeters.
Divide what you get by multiplying the weld by 1,000,000,000 to get your weld volume in cubic meters.
Multiply the amount of welding by a certain amount (7800 kg / m ^ 3) to get a certain amount of wolves for a total of kilometers.
It would take several masses in kilograms.
Add 20-30% amount for waste.
Calculate the number of parts needed for one kilogram of the deposited mass, it depends on the consumable, but 1.5 kg of electrode mass can be used per 1 kg or welding.
The mass of electrons is required in kilograms.
Ultimately, you decide if the light is between the individual elements. For example, 5% of the electrodes have a diameter of 2.5mm, while 95% have a diameter of 3.2mm.