Patent classifications
B21D31/06
Peening apparatus and method of peening using the same
According to an aspect of the disclosure, there may be provided a peening apparatus for generating a compressive residual stress on a pipe member including at least one curved round portion and having a hollow inside formed therein in which a first fluid and a second fluid, which is in a gas phase, are accommodated, the apparatus including: a probe which is disposed such that it is submerged in the first fluid supplied to the hollow inside, and which is configured to apply a wave to the first fluid, wherein the first fluid and the second fluid have different acoustic impedances, so that the wave is totally reflected on a reflection surface where the first fluid and the second fluid are in contact, and forms a standing wave, and wherein a cavity generated and grown by the formed standing wave is exploded and emits a shock wave or microjet, which generates a compressive residual stress on the inner surface of the pipe member surrounding the hollow inside.
Peening apparatus and method of peening using the same
According to an aspect of the disclosure, there may be provided a peening apparatus for generating a compressive residual stress on a pipe member including at least one curved round portion and having a hollow inside formed therein in which a first fluid and a second fluid, which is in a gas phase, are accommodated, the apparatus including: a probe which is disposed such that it is submerged in the first fluid supplied to the hollow inside, and which is configured to apply a wave to the first fluid, wherein the first fluid and the second fluid have different acoustic impedances, so that the wave is totally reflected on a reflection surface where the first fluid and the second fluid are in contact, and forms a standing wave, and wherein a cavity generated and grown by the formed standing wave is exploded and emits a shock wave or microjet, which generates a compressive residual stress on the inner surface of the pipe member surrounding the hollow inside.
Apparatus, system, and method for forming metal parts
An apparatus for forming a metal workpiece having a first surface is described herein. The apparatus includes a trough containing a liquid. The apparatus also includes a support for positioning the metal workpiece in an impact-receiving position. In the impact-receiving position, the first surface is submerged in the liquid. The apparatus includes a driven member for applying multiple impacts to the first surface of the metal workpiece while the metal workpiece is in the impact-receiving position.
Apparatus, system, and method for forming metal parts
An apparatus for forming a metal workpiece having a first surface is described herein. The apparatus includes a trough containing a liquid. The apparatus also includes a support for positioning the metal workpiece in an impact-receiving position. In the impact-receiving position, the first surface is submerged in the liquid. The apparatus includes a driven member for applying multiple impacts to the first surface of the metal workpiece while the metal workpiece is in the impact-receiving position.
Water jet peening device
A water jet peening device includes a sealed vessel provided to cover a surface of a welded portion, and adapted to be in a sealed state where an internal pressure is higher than an outside, a jet nozzle adapted to jet high-pressure water to create a cavitation bubble toward the surface of the welded portion, inside the sealed vessel, and a pressure control hole adapted to be able to adjust the internal pressure of the sealed vessel. The water jet peening device can efficiently reform a tensile residual stress on the surface of the welded portion to a compressive residual stress.
Water jet peening device
A water jet peening device includes a sealed vessel provided to cover a surface of a welded portion, and adapted to be in a sealed state where an internal pressure is higher than an outside, a jet nozzle adapted to jet high-pressure water to create a cavitation bubble toward the surface of the welded portion, inside the sealed vessel, and a pressure control hole adapted to be able to adjust the internal pressure of the sealed vessel. The water jet peening device can efficiently reform a tensile residual stress on the surface of the welded portion to a compressive residual stress.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CONTINUOUSLY PRODUCING AN AT LEAST PARTLY HOLLOW SHAFT HAVING A VARYING INNER AND/OR OUTER DIAMETER
A device and method for continuously producing an at least partly hollow shaft having a varying inner diameter includes forging tools that are arranged centrally symmetrically about a forging axis and are driven radially, a clamping chuck for holding an at least partly hollow cylindrical blank, and a counter-holder for axially supporting the blank. The counter-holder has a base and a counter-holder mandrel arranged on the base and extending axially into a central cavity in the blank. The mandrel is formed of at least two parts, wherein a first part of the counter-holder mandrel constitutes an inner part and a second part of the counter-holder mandrel constitutes an outer part surrounding the inner part. At least the outer part can be moved axially relative to the inner part.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CONTINUOUSLY PRODUCING AN AT LEAST PARTLY HOLLOW SHAFT HAVING A VARYING INNER AND/OR OUTER DIAMETER
A device and method for continuously producing an at least partly hollow shaft having a varying inner diameter includes forging tools that are arranged centrally symmetrically about a forging axis and are driven radially, a clamping chuck for holding an at least partly hollow cylindrical blank, and a counter-holder for axially supporting the blank. The counter-holder has a base and a counter-holder mandrel arranged on the base and extending axially into a central cavity in the blank. The mandrel is formed of at least two parts, wherein a first part of the counter-holder mandrel constitutes an inner part and a second part of the counter-holder mandrel constitutes an outer part surrounding the inner part. At least the outer part can be moved axially relative to the inner part.
Tools and related methods for cold working fluid ends
A fluid end having a longitudinal bore less than about 36 inches in diameter has an internal surface that is cold-worked to have compressive stresses of at least 15 ksi (103.42 MPa) beneath the metal surface up to about 40 mils (1.016 mm).
Tools and related methods for cold working fluid ends
A fluid end having a longitudinal bore less than about 36 inches in diameter has an internal surface that is cold-worked to have compressive stresses of at least 15 ksi (103.42 MPa) beneath the metal surface up to about 40 mils (1.016 mm).