Patent classifications
B23K33/004
WELDING METHOD FOR HOLLOW AIRFOILS AND INTERMEDIATE BODY
A method of forming an airfoil includes the steps of (a) providing an airfoil body with a hollow having at least one rib extending to an outer surface, and forming the outer surface of the rib to have at least one groove connecting a hollow pocket within a boundary defined by the rib to a location outwardly of the rib, (b) placing a cover over the hollow, and (c) welding the cover to the airfoil body, and such that the rib is welded to the blade cover. An intermediate airfoil body is also disclosed.
Method for manufacturing shunt resistor
In manufacturing method of shunt resistor according to the present invention, at least one of first and second conductors that is thicker than a resistance alloy plate member includes a joining surface abutted to the resistance alloy plate member with their edges on one side in a plate-thickness direction being aligned with each other, a first inclined surface that is gradually located on one side in the plate-thickness direction from the joining surface toward the side opposite to the resistance alloy plate member in the plate-surface direction, and a first plate surface extending to the side opposite to the resistance alloy plate member in the plate-surface direction from the first inclined surface. Electron beams or laser is emitted to the joining surfaces of the conductor having the larger thickness and the resistance alloy plate member from one side in the plate-thickness direction to weld the joining surfaces.
WELDED TORQUE CONVERTER COMPONENT
A method of forming a welded connection between a hub and a plate component in a transmission assembly is provided. The method includes providing the plate component which includes a radially extending portion and an opening in a connection region to the hub, forming a flare bevel with an axial extension that extends beyond a projection of a thickness of the radially extending portion of the plate component at the opening, locating the plate component with the flare bevel and at least a portion of the axial extension on the hub, welding in a recess formed between the flare bevel and the hub to connect the plate component to the hub with the weld, and removing at least a portion of the axial extension after the welding.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING STRUCTURAL COMPONENT FOR JOINING WITH ANOTHER STRUCTURAL COMPONENT BY STRESS PROTECTED GROOVE WELD
Method of manufacturing first structural component for or joining with second structural component by groove weld is provided. The first structural component has first surface, second surface and end portion. The component is bent at end portion to form bent portion defining convex and concave faces. First portion of bent portion is removed at convex face in form outer weld surface having first face extending from first surface, and second face connected to first face. Second portion of bent portion is removed at concave face to form inner edge surface having arcuate profile. Inner edge surface extends from second surface and connects to second face via transition portion. A portion of first face, second face, transition portion, and inner edge surface define root protrusion, having a root protrusion height, for first structural component. The root protrusion defines stress protected weld root region isolated beyond and away from root stress flow path.
STRUCTURE HAVING STRESS PROTECTED GROOVE WELD AND STRUCTURAL MEMBERS FORMING THE SAME
A structural member includes a body having a first surface, a second surface, and an end surface at an end portion of the structural member. The end portion of the structural member includes a root protrusion extending radially outward from the second surface of the structural member along a root protrusion radius to an outer end of the root protrusion to define a root protrusion height extending from the second surface of the structural member to the outer end of the root protrusion. The root protrusion further includes a root protrusion width extending between an inner edge and an outer edge of the outer end of the root protrusion. The root protrusion radius, the root protrusion height, and the root protrusion width are configured to define a stress protected weld root region isolated beyond and away from a root stress flow path propagated through the body of the structural member.
Welding method and arc welding device
The welding method comprises: a step of preparing a first base material and a second base material; a step of disposing the first base material and the second base material in a manner such that a first end face of the first base material and a second end face of the second base material face each other; and a step of welding the first base material and the second base material together using GMA welding so that the first end face and the second end face are joined together. In the step of welding the first base material and the second base material together, an arc is formed in a state where the welding wire penetrates into a region surrounded by a molten region, so that the molten region is formed to pierce through the first base material and the second base material in the thickness direction.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING AN OVERLAP COMPOSITE MATERIAL FROM SHEET METAL
A method for producing an overlap composite material from sheet metal is described, wherein a first sheet (1) of a first metal and a second sheet (2) of a second metal, which has a lower strength than the first metal, are positioned one above another in an overlapping manner in an edge region, and are then joined by rolling. In accordance with the invention, provision is made for the first sheet (1) to have a wedge-shaped edge in cross-section, and for the second sheet (2) to be positioned with its edge on a side surface (3) of the first sheet (1) formed by the wedge-shaped edge, wherein the side surface (3) formed by the wedge-shaped edge of the first sheet (1) has a greater width than the side surface (4) of the edge of the second sheet (2) positioned on the said side surface (3) of the first sheet (1), and, after positioning, the sheets (1, 2) are joined by rolling.
FUSION WELDING OF FERROUS ALLOY COMPONENT PARTS USING LOW CARBON STEEL BAND
A method of fusion welding two ferrous alloy component parts, at least one of which is considered unweldable, involves placing a low carbon steel band into a groove defined in part by each of the ferrous alloy component parts and then conveying a concentrated energy source along a welding line that overlaps the low carbon steel band to melt the steel band along with adjacent portions of the ferrous alloy component parts to form a blended alloy weld pool. The blended alloy weld pool solidifies behind the forward movement of the concentrated energy source into a weld joint that fusion welds the ferrous alloy component parts together. The ferrous alloy component parts may include a differential casing and a ring gear. In that regard, a differential casing and ring gear assembly that includes a weld joint is also disclosed.
Arc Welding Device and Arc Welding Method
A consumable electrode type arc welding device that comprises a welding power source for supplying power between a welding wire and a base metal and a welding robot for moving and weaving a welding torch along a groove and that causes the tip end portion of the welding wire to progress into a space surrounded by a recessed molten part formed on the base metal to thereby weld the base metal . The arc welding device temporarily makes a transition to a non-buried state where the tip end portion of the welding wire does not progress into the space for a predetermined time period, acquires, from an arc sensor for detecting an amount of offset of a central position for welding from a position of the groove based on welding current flowing from the welding wire to the base metal , a detection result of the amount of the offset at least in the non-buried state, and corrects a position of the welding torch relative to the groove based on the detection result by the arc sensor in the non-buried state.
Tool with conformal cooling
A method of providing a tool with a conformal cooling passage includes rough machining a cavity generally corresponding to a manufactured part shape using CAD data. Conformal cooling slots are cut in the cavity using the CAD data. The conformal cooling slots are welded shut using the CAD data to provide conformal cooling passages. A class A surface is machined over the conformal cooling passage and corresponds to a finished manufactured part shape using the CAD data.