Patent classifications
C21D10/00
LASER SHOCK AND SUPERSONIC VIBRATION EXTRUSION CO-STRENGTHENING DEVICE AND METHOD
A laser shock and supersonic vibration extrusion co-strengthening device and method. The device comprises a laser assembly, a vibration assembly, a hydraulic assembly and a connecting assembly. The method strengthens a hole (7) formed in a metal sheet (5) simultaneously by laser shock strengthening and supersonic vibration extrusion strengthening; a mandrel (1) is in clearance fit with the hole to constrain the hole, so as to avoid distortion of the hole and a hole angle when the laser shock is performed on an outer surface of a workpiece and to improve the strengthening effect of a hole wall; when the laser shock is performed on the outer surface of the metal sheet, supersonic vibration is applied by the mandrel in the hole; and a three-dimensional pressure stress distribution nearby the hole wall at a certain depth is formed under an interaction produced by power ultrasound and laser shock waves having a certain frequency, amplitude and modality, so that an inner surface having higher anti-fatigue performance and being smoother is provided to the hole. Defects of a traditional strengthening process are overcome, and the problem in strengthening the hole separately through the laser shock or supersonic vibration extrusion is solved.
LASER SHOCK AND SUPERSONIC VIBRATION EXTRUSION CO-STRENGTHENING DEVICE AND METHOD
A laser shock and supersonic vibration extrusion co-strengthening device and method. The device comprises a laser assembly, a vibration assembly, a hydraulic assembly and a connecting assembly. The method strengthens a hole (7) formed in a metal sheet (5) simultaneously by laser shock strengthening and supersonic vibration extrusion strengthening; a mandrel (1) is in clearance fit with the hole to constrain the hole, so as to avoid distortion of the hole and a hole angle when the laser shock is performed on an outer surface of a workpiece and to improve the strengthening effect of a hole wall; when the laser shock is performed on the outer surface of the metal sheet, supersonic vibration is applied by the mandrel in the hole; and a three-dimensional pressure stress distribution nearby the hole wall at a certain depth is formed under an interaction produced by power ultrasound and laser shock waves having a certain frequency, amplitude and modality, so that an inner surface having higher anti-fatigue performance and being smoother is provided to the hole. Defects of a traditional strengthening process are overcome, and the problem in strengthening the hole separately through the laser shock or supersonic vibration extrusion is solved.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MODELING A PART AND USING LASER PEENING TO FORM OR CORRECT THE PART
A method for imparting a predetermined surface contour to a part is provided, the method comprising: identifying a compressive residual stress profile for providing the part with the predetermined surface contour; and laser peening a surface of the part in a treatment mode predetermined with reference to the identified compressive residual stress profile, thereby inducing plastic deformation in the part and thereby imparting a predetermined surface contour to the part that is a different surface contour than the part had prior to the laser peening.
Method of relieving stress from face plate welds of a golf club head
The present disclosure relates to methods for forming a golf club head assembly comprising a golf club head body and a high strength faceplate. The high strength faceplate can be heat treated. After welding the faceplate to the club head body, vibrational waves can be used to relive stress in the weld heat affected zones of the golf club body and faceplate.
Method of relieving stress from face plate welds of a golf club head
The present disclosure relates to methods for forming a golf club head assembly comprising a golf club head body and a high strength faceplate. The high strength faceplate can be heat treated. After welding the faceplate to the club head body, vibrational waves can be used to relive stress in the weld heat affected zones of the golf club body and faceplate.
SURFACE-MODIFYING METHOD FOR STEEL MATERIAL AND STEEL STRUCTURE
Provided are an effective and simple surface-modifying method for prolonging the life of a steel structure made of a steel material having a high sulfur (S) content, and a steel structure having a life prolonged by the surface-modifying method. A surface-modifying method for forming a friction stir region on the surface of a steel material by friction stir processing, wherein a sulfur (S) content of the steel material is 200 ppm or more.
SURFACE-MODIFYING METHOD FOR STEEL MATERIAL AND STEEL STRUCTURE
Provided are an effective and simple surface-modifying method for prolonging the life of a steel structure made of a steel material having a high sulfur (S) content, and a steel structure having a life prolonged by the surface-modifying method. A surface-modifying method for forming a friction stir region on the surface of a steel material by friction stir processing, wherein a sulfur (S) content of the steel material is 200 ppm or more.
Laser shock peening method for improving the corrosion resistance of sintered Nd—Fe—B magnet
Disclosed is a surface modification technique for permanent magnetic materials. First, a sintered Nd—Fe—B magnet is immersed in a chlorine-containing solution to corrode its surface after the sintered Nd—Fe—B magnet is ground, polished and cleaned, so that atomic vacancies or gaps are produced at the grain boundaries in the surface layer of the corroded sintered Nd—Fe—B magnet; then, compound nanopowders coated on the surface of the sintered Nd—Fe—B magnet are implanted into the grain boundaries by laser shock peening to obtain a gradient nanostructure layer along the depth direction; at the same time, the surface nanocrystallization of the sintered Nd—Fe—B magnet and a residual compressive stress layer are induced by laser shock peening which remarkably improves the corrosion resistance of the sintered Nd—Fe—B magnet.
Grain-oriented electrical steel sheet and magnetic domain refinement method therefor
A grain-oriented electrical steel sheet includes a groove formed on a surface and a solidified alloy layer formed under the groove, wherein the solidified alloy layer includes particles of a certain average diameter.
FRICTION STIR PROCESSING FOR CORROSION RESISTANCE
In some examples, techniques for enhancing a corrosion resistance of a component are provided. In some examples, the component includes a granular metallic material. A friction stir processing operation is performed on the material. The friction stir processing operation comprises passing a rotating head of a friction stir welding tool through a surface thickness of the granular metallic material in a treatment path.