The invention relates to a material increase manufacturing method for a
titanium alloy shape part by using a double-arc
hybrid heat source. The method comprises the following steps: MIG
welding and TIG
welding are originally combed, a
welding wire as a melting
electrode is sent out by an MIG welding gun and is subjected to surfacing on a base plate; an MIG power
anode is connected with a TIG power
anode, and an MIG power
cathode is connected with the base plate, the MIG welding gun is connected with the MIG power
anode, and a TIG welding gun is connected with a TIG power
cathode; the MIG welding gun is in the front, and the TIG welding gun is in the back; the current of the welding wire is shunted through a TIG welding circuit, so that the current passing through the welding wire is large, and the current passing through a weldment is small. After the base plate completes a first surfacing layer, a
hybrid welding gun is increased by a story height, and a second layer of shape part is welded; the above process is repeated, so that the
titanium alloy shape part is formed by overlaying plurality of surfacing layer. The method has the advantages of being high in
metal deposition rate, high in welding speed, less in weldment heat input, good in structural and mechanical properties of the shape part and low in cost and solves the problems of lager heat input, low welding speed, poor welding quality and low efficiency during material increase manufacturing of the traditional
titanium alloy single TIG arc wire feeding.