B21B2267/10

ARTICLES INCLUDING SURFACE COATINGS ON EXTERNAL SURFACES, INTERNAL SURFACES OR BOTH
20240410073 · 2024-12-12 ·

Rods, pipes and internal cavities that include a coated surface are described. The rod or pipe can include an alloy layer on an external surface, an internal surface or both. The alloy layer can include molybdenum or tungsten and at least one element or at least one compound comprising one or more of nickel, cobalt, chromium, tin, phosphorous, iron, magnesium or boron.

Hydraulic devices including coated surfaces

Hydraulic devices that include a moveable component configured to contact a functional fluid during movement of the hydraulic device are described. The hydraulic device can include a coating on a surface. The coating can include a metal or metal alloy such as, for example, a molybdenum or tungsten in combination with one or more other materials.

METHOD FOR OPTIMISING THE ROUGHNESS OF A ROLLING MILL ROLL BY MEANS OF HIGH-SPEED THERMAL SPRAYING
20240401182 · 2024-12-05 ·

The invention relates to a method for coating a mill roll by means of thermal spraying of a powder by means of a spraying column to form an isotropic roughness (Ra) on the surface of said mill roll, wherein the mill roll rotates at a speed (Vr) about the longitudinal axis thereof and the spraying column moves translationally at a speed (Vt), depositing the material in a helicoidal way. After establishing a granulometry (G) of powder to be sprayed, an objective roughness (Ra) and an objective thickness (t) of the coating, the corresponding feed flow (Fr) of powder is determined in an empirical table which shows the objective roughness (Ra) on the basis of the feed flow (Fr) and the granulometry (G) according to a pre-established formula, after which the rotational speed (Vr) and the translational speed (Vt) are defined from an equation that relates the objective coating thickness (t) as a function of the defined feed flow (Fr), the translational speed (Vt) and the rotational speed (Vr).

APPARATUS AND PROCESS FOR SURFACE PROCESSING OF CYLINDRICAL BODIES, IN PARTICULAR ROLLING CYLINDERS

Apparatus and method for surface processing of cylindrical bodies, particularly for surface restoration of laminating cylinders. The apparatus includes a workstation configured to receive a cylindrical body having a lateral surface movable by rotation about an axis of rotation, a laser emitter cooperating with the workstation and configured to emit at least one laser beam, a profile detector configured to detect a detected surface profile of the lateral surface of the cylindrical body, and a control unit operatively configured to perform at least one procedure for restoring the lateral surface of the cylindrical body. The restoration procedure includes a procedure for detecting the surface profile of the cylindrical body, including a step of comparing the detected surface profile with a target surface profile, and a removal procedure including a step of emitting the laser beam on the cylindrical body to remove metallic material and to obtain the target surface profile.

TEXTURED WORK ROLL FOR A METAL SUBSTRATE

A textured work roll can impart a desired texture on a metal substrate, such as an aluminum or aluminum alloy sheet. The textured work roll can be used for applying a gloss finish on the metal substrate. The textured work roll can be textured by grinding the work roll to form a ground work roll; electro-discharge texturing the work roll to form an electro-discharge textured work roll; and polishing the work roll to form a polished work roll. The polished work can have an Ra value between 0.30 m and 0.70 m. The polished work roll can be used to apply the gloss finish on the metal substrate.

EMBOSSING FOR ELECTRO DISCHARGE TEXTURED SHEET

An apparatus and method for applying an EDT texture to an aluminum sheet has a rolling stand with at least one EDT surfaced roll capable of rolling the sheet at reductions<1%. The rolling is conducted with residual or no lubrication and imparts a texture on the scale of about 1 m to the surface of the sheet at low roll force.

Sheet metal plate with raised areas for creating industrial flooring with improved adhesive properties
12226812 · 2025-02-18 · ·

The invention relates to a sheet metal plate (10) for creating flooring (30), in particular for industrial vehicles, having on its upper surface (11) a plurality or raised patterns, each raised pattern comprising one or more protruding portions (20), the raised patterns being arranged periodically, discreetly and in orderly fashion, the height h of the raised patterns being between 0.3 and 3 mm, characterized in that the plate has, on its lower surface (12), which is intended to be bonded to a support member, a rough surface the roughness Rmax of which is between 10 m and 250 m. The invention also relates to the method of producing said plate and the use of said sheet metal plate for creating flooring for industrial vehicles, preferably flooring for refrigerated vehicles.

ENGINEERED WORK ROLL TEXTURING

Metal work rolls texturized with engineered textures can impart desired impression patterns on metal strips. Engineered textures can be controlled with particularity to achieve desired surface characteristics (e.g., lubricant trapping, coefficient of friction, or surface reflectivity) on work rolls and metal strips, and to allow for impression patterns to be imparted on metal strips during high percentages of reduction of thickness (e.g., greater than about 5% or greater than about 15%, such as around 30%-55%). Engineered textures can be applied by focusing energy beams at specific points of an outer surface of a work roll to impart texture elements on the work roll. In some cases, an engineered texture element that can be used to generate a generally circular impression element can be generally elliptical in shape, having a length that is shorter than its width by a factor dependent on the reduction of thickness percentage.

Thin strip production process employing continuous casting and rolling

A process for thin strip production integrates continuous casting and rolling, with steps including continuous casting, rough rolling, induction heating, finish rolling, laminar cooling, high-speed shearing, and coiling. A key feature is the in-line heating between casting and rough rolling, where wide surfaces, narrow surfaces, and corners of the casting blank are heated simultaneously. This process improves rough rolling efficiency, enhances uniformity and thickness stability of thin strips, reduces out-of-tolerance rates, and minimizes rolling-induced cracks.

MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR TINPLATE

Disclosed is a manufacturing method for a tinplate, relating to the technical field of steel plate manufacturing. With regard to the manufacturing method for a tinplate: in the step of flattening a base plate, double stands are used for flattening, a first stand working roller have a surface roughness value Ra of 1.6-1.7 m and a rolling force of 5000-6000 kN, and a second stand working roller have a surface roughness value Ra of 0.5-0.6 m and a rolling force of 3000-4000 kN; in the step of electroplating the base plate, an electroplating solution have a Sn.sup.2+ concentration of 14-19 g/L; and in the step of passivating the base plate, a passivation solution have a temperature of 41-43 C., a pH value of 4.4-4.6, and a concentration of 16-18 g/L, the passivation electric charge density being 120-180 C/m.sup.2.