Patent classifications
B23K11/14
Supply rod for shaft-like component
A projection portion is formed on a distal end surface of a supply rod with which a surface of a flange is to be brought into close contact. A circular-arc receiving surface fitting an outer peripheral portion is formed at a boundary portion between the distal end surface and the projection portion. One side of the circular-arc receiving surface is continuous with the distal end surface, and another side of the circular-arc receiving surface is continuous with a regulation inner surface formed on the projection portion in a state of being opposed to the distal end surface. With this, a receiving groove is formed, and a control gap is defined between the regulation inner surface and the flange. The close contact of the surface with the distal end surface is achieved with a magnet of an advancing/retreating type provided in the supply rod.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE, INLET UNIT AND WELDING METHOD
An electronic device includes an inlet including a ground terminal having a first surface and a second surface opposite from the first surface, a first casing metal plate configured to hold the inlet and contacting the first surface of the ground terminal, and a second casing metal plate contacting the second surface of the ground terminal.
MANUFACTURING METHOD OF WELDED MEMBER
Disclosed is a method for manufacturing a welded member in which a workpiece made of a high tensile material and a welding object are welded. The method includes welding the workpiece and the welding object such that welded portions are formed between the workpiece and the welding object by performing projection welding. The method also includes applying a cancellation stress to the welded member after the projection welding, so that a stress that is generated in the welded portions after the projection welding and acts in a direction to pull the welded portions close to each other is canceled.
MANUFACTURING METHOD OF WELDED MEMBER
Disclosed is a method for manufacturing a welded member in which a workpiece made of a high tensile material and a welding object are welded. The method includes welding the workpiece and the welding object such that welded portions are formed between the workpiece and the welding object by performing projection welding. The method also includes applying a cancellation stress to the welded member after the projection welding, so that a stress that is generated in the welded portions after the projection welding and acts in a direction to pull the welded portions close to each other is canceled.
Metal plate for resistance welding and resistance welding method using the same
Discussed are a metal plate for resistance welding and a resistance welding method using the same, wherein the metal plate is for being resistance-welded to an electrode terminal of a cylindrical battery, and the metal plate includes a body; and a pair of protrusion units located spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance, the pair of protrusion unit being provided at one side surface of the body, and a slit is formed between the pair of protrusion units.
Resistance welding of unweldable metals with thermal sprayed interlayers
A method for joining of at least two materials, non-weldable directly to each other with thermal joining processes in a lap joint configuration includes a two step sequence including a first step to apply a thermomechanical or mechanical surface protection layer on the surface of a (stainless) steel substrate and a second step where, a thermal joining process is used to weld the sprayed layer with an applied aluminum sheet without having brittle intermetallic phases in the whole material configuration.
Resistance welding of unweldable metals with thermal sprayed interlayers
A method for joining of at least two materials, non-weldable directly to each other with thermal joining processes in a lap joint configuration includes a two step sequence including a first step to apply a thermomechanical or mechanical surface protection layer on the surface of a (stainless) steel substrate and a second step where, a thermal joining process is used to weld the sprayed layer with an applied aluminum sheet without having brittle intermetallic phases in the whole material configuration.
PROJECTION WELDED JOINT AND PROJECTION WELDING METHOD
A projection welded joint is formed by joining a steel sheet having a tensile strength of 980 MPa or higher and a nut by performing projection welding. In a hardness distribution from the steel sheet to the nut through a weld metal zone, and a hardened region exists on each of the steel sheet side and the nut side. A hardness of each hardened region is higher than that of the base metal on the corresponding side, and each hardened region extends continuously for a distance of 500 .Math.m or more. The maximum hardness .sub.NHmax on the nut side is higher than the maximum hardness .sub.SHmax on the steel sheet side. A region where the maximum hardness .sub.SHmax on the steel sheet side exists is formed of a martensite microstructure having a prior austenite grain size of 20 .Math.m or less.
PROJECTION WELDED JOINT AND PROJECTION WELDING METHOD
A projection welded joint is formed by joining a steel sheet having a tensile strength of 980 MPa or higher and a nut by performing projection welding. In a hardness distribution from the steel sheet to the nut through a weld metal zone, and a hardened region exists on each of the steel sheet side and the nut side. A hardness of each hardened region is higher than that of the base metal on the corresponding side, and each hardened region extends continuously for a distance of 500 .Math.m or more. The maximum hardness .sub.NHmax on the nut side is higher than the maximum hardness .sub.SHmax on the steel sheet side. A region where the maximum hardness .sub.SHmax on the steel sheet side exists is formed of a martensite microstructure having a prior austenite grain size of 20 .Math.m or less.
PROJECTION NUT FEEDER
An air cylinder is joined to a guide pipe via a joining member. A stopper member is arranged in a position where the guide pipe and a feed pipe for feeding a projection nut are coupled to form a temporary locking chamber of the nut. A sliding rod is integrated with a smaller diameter guide rod and enters a screw hole. Relative positions of the temporary locking chamber and a feed rod are set such that the screw hole of the nut stopped in the temporary locking chamber is coaxial with the feed rod. A gap is formed between the sliding rod and the guide pipe while a support hole is formed in an end part of the guide pipe, and when the feed rod is retracted, the sliding rod is supported in a state where a slight sliding gap is left in the support hole.