Patent classifications
B21D13/02
Preparation method for metal material
The present invention discloses a preparation method for a metal material, including: horizontally placing a to-be-prepared metal material between wavy surfaces of a female die and a male die; connecting a press machine with the male die; pressing the metal material through the male die, so that the metal material makes complete contact with the male die and the female die; ejecting the pressed metal material; horizontally overturning the metal material, and then placing the metal material between the wavy surfaces of the female die and the male die; repeatedly performing the pressing and overturning processes until accumulated strain of the metal material meets a requirement; and taking out the metal material after the deformed metal material is flattened by a plane die. According to the present invention, a large-size nano grained material can be manufactured.
STOVE, FLAME PORT STRUCTURE DISPOSED IN A STOVE AND METHOD OF MAKING FLAME PORT STRUCTURE
A flame port structure for burning a gas includes a first continuous spiral strip, a second continuous spiral strip and a first outflow passage. The first continuous spiral strip has a first side edge, a second side edge and a first plurality of annular segments, and the second continuous spiral strip has a third side edge, a fourth side edge and a second plurality of annular segments, wherein each of the first plurality of annular segments and each of the second plurality of annular segments respectively have two first longitudinal opposite surfaces and two second longitudinal opposite surfaces. The first outflow passage has a first defining wall formed on each of the first respective longitudinal surfaces from the first side edge to the second side edge. The first outflow passage is structured so that the gas produces a specific combustion.
STOVE, FLAME PORT STRUCTURE DISPOSED IN A STOVE AND METHOD OF MAKING FLAME PORT STRUCTURE
A flame port structure for burning a gas includes a first continuous spiral strip, a second continuous spiral strip and a first outflow passage. The first continuous spiral strip has a first side edge, a second side edge and a first plurality of annular segments, and the second continuous spiral strip has a third side edge, a fourth side edge and a second plurality of annular segments, wherein each of the first plurality of annular segments and each of the second plurality of annular segments respectively have two first longitudinal opposite surfaces and two second longitudinal opposite surfaces. The first outflow passage has a first defining wall formed on each of the first respective longitudinal surfaces from the first side edge to the second side edge. The first outflow passage is structured so that the gas produces a specific combustion.
Multilayer static gasket, distance layer with improved stopper region therefor, and method of construction thereof
A multilayer static gasket, stopper region containing distance layer therefore and methods of construction thereof are provided. The gasket includes at least one metal functional layer and at distance layer including a stopper region. The functional layer has a seal bead surrounding at least one passage to be sealed. The distance layer has a thickness extending between generally planar opposite sides, with each of the opposite sides of the distance layer having a plurality of protrusions extending outwardly therefrom and a plurality of depressions extending inwardly therein, wherein the protrusions and depressions form the stopper region. Each of the depressions extends into a separate protrusion, thereby forming an underside of the associated protrusion. The depressions extend into the opposite sides of the distance layer a distance that is equal to or greater than of the thickness of the distance layer.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEPARATOR
A method for manufacturing a separator that can effectively prevent warpage is provided. A method for manufacturing a separator according to an embodiment includes disposing a separator material 10 including a flow path forming region 11 between a first upper die 51 and a first lower die 50, and pressing the separator material 10 using the first upper die 51 and the first lower die 50 to thereby form a first recessed and projected shape 13 in the flow path forming region 11 and form a second recessed and projected shape 14 outside the flow path forming region 11.
Metal plate and metal cover employing same
Projection row (2) and recess row (3) are alternately and successively formed in a direction (Y-direction) perpendicular to a direction (X-direction) of their rows, thereby forming a corrugated cross-sectional shape of a cross-sectional wave shape. Between projection row (2) and recess row (3), there is provided inclined wall surface (4) having a wave shape in plan view. Each of projection row (2) and recess row (3) has a shape in a cross-section along X-direction that is formed into a corrugated cross-sectional shape of a wave shape. Pitch and height difference between valley portion (5) and crest portion (6) in the corrugated cross-sectional shape along this X-direction are smaller, as compared with a relationship between projection row (2) and recess row (3) in the corrugated cross-sectional shape along Y-direction. The corrugated metal plate of such shape has advantages that machining for making cross-sectional shapes in two directions of X and Y into wave shapes is easy and that the flexural rigidity difference between two direction of X and Y is extremely small.
Metal plate and metal cover employing same
Projection row (2) and recess row (3) are alternately and successively formed in a direction (Y-direction) perpendicular to a direction (X-direction) of their rows, thereby forming a corrugated cross-sectional shape of a cross-sectional wave shape. Between projection row (2) and recess row (3), there is provided inclined wall surface (4) having a wave shape in plan view. Each of projection row (2) and recess row (3) has a shape in a cross-section along X-direction that is formed into a corrugated cross-sectional shape of a wave shape. Pitch and height difference between valley portion (5) and crest portion (6) in the corrugated cross-sectional shape along this X-direction are smaller, as compared with a relationship between projection row (2) and recess row (3) in the corrugated cross-sectional shape along Y-direction. The corrugated metal plate of such shape has advantages that machining for making cross-sectional shapes in two directions of X and Y into wave shapes is easy and that the flexural rigidity difference between two direction of X and Y is extremely small.
Method for forming metal plate and apparatus for forming metal plate
A method for forming bulging portions on a metal plate by performing cold-pressing on the metal plate is provided. The method includes a first step and a second step. In the first step, a pre-formed body including pre-formed bulging portions is formed with a first die. Each pre-formed bulging portion includes sidewalls. Each sidewall includes dents. In the second step, the sidewalls are pressed by a second die so that the dents of the pre-formed body disappear.
Method for forming metal plate and apparatus for forming metal plate
A method for forming bulging portions on a metal plate by performing cold-pressing on the metal plate is provided. The method includes a first step and a second step. In the first step, a pre-formed body including pre-formed bulging portions is formed with a first die. Each pre-formed bulging portion includes sidewalls. Each sidewall includes dents. In the second step, the sidewalls are pressed by a second die so that the dents of the pre-formed body disappear.
Connecting sheet metal end sections by means of forming
In one embodiment, the method includes providing a double sheet metal element including the two sheet metal end sections; and creating a connecting section along the connecting line. The creation of the connecting section includes introducing a first depression into the double sheet metal element, and creating a first folded section of the double sheet metal element. The method further includes orienting the connecting section relative to an extension plane of the double sheet metal element so that the connecting section extends perpendicularly to the extension plane.