Patent classifications
B21C37/26
SPIRAL TUBE
The present invention relates to a spiral tube capable of improving resistance performance against a collapse load generated by the difference between an internal pressure and an external pressure, while having a reduced thickness, the spiral tube comprising: a tube body in which a strip is connected in a spiral shape and welded at the front end thereof; and a stiffener provided on the inner surface of the tube body.
Cylindrical tube formation
Tube forming methods can be used for efficient transition in the production of tubes having varying thickness. Material used to form consecutive tubes may have the same thickness along a separation plane separating a first discrete section from a second discrete section of the material, and the first discrete section and the second discrete section may each have varying thickness in a feed direction of the material. With such a thickness profile, the first discrete section of the material may be formed into a first cylinder having varying thickness and separated from the second discrete portion as the second discrete section is formed into a second cylinder having varying thickness. In particular, the transition between the first cylinder and the second cylinder may be achieved without scrap and/or interruption, resulting in cost-savings and improvements in production throughput associated with forming tubes having varying thickness.
Cylindrical tube formation
Tube forming methods can be used for efficient transition in the production of tubes having varying thickness. Material used to form consecutive tubes may have the same thickness along a separation plane separating a first discrete section from a second discrete section of the material, and the first discrete section and the second discrete section may each have varying thickness in a feed direction of the material. With such a thickness profile, the first discrete section of the material may be formed into a first cylinder having varying thickness and separated from the second discrete portion as the second discrete section is formed into a second cylinder having varying thickness. In particular, the transition between the first cylinder and the second cylinder may be achieved without scrap and/or interruption, resulting in cost-savings and improvements in production throughput associated with forming tubes having varying thickness.
HEAT TRANSFER EQUIPMENT
The present invention provides a heat transfer equipment at rapid rate of thermal diffusion across the temperature gradient. The present invention further provides a method of manufacturing of a heat transfer equipment. The various embodiments of the present invention provide various methods for manufacturing of heat transfer equipment by affixing the loop or a solid member (201) containing crests and troughs on the surface of the central hollow member (101) by use of laser weld (301). The invention would provide much higher strength to the equipment and have much higher temperature sensitivity.
FINNED TUBE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
A finned tube having a tube main body, on the outside of which, in particular separate or integral, fins are arranged, preferably circumferentially, wherein the fins and/or the tube main body are of a multi-layer material.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING FINNED TUBES
A method for producing ribbed pipes, in which a first pipe base body is ribbed on its outer side, in particular helically, with a first band, to which end the first band is secured to the first pipe base body using a first laser beam. While the first band is being secured to the first pipe base body using the first laser beam, a second pipe base body is ribbed on its outer side with a second band, to which end the second band is secured to the second pipe base body using a second laser beam, wherein the first and second laser beams come from the same laser source.
Method and apparatus for forming a helical type flight
Apparatus for use in the formation of a helical screw flight, the apparatus comprising: a drive first and second support heads arranged for relative axial movement with respect to one another in a direction of a main axis in response to actuation of the drive the first and second support heads being configured so as to be able to provide for a plurality of position adjustments including a lateral position adjustment whereby the first and second support heads can be displaced or moved laterally with respect to the main axis in a direction of respective lateral axes and a rotational position adjustment wherein at least one of the first and second work heads can be rotated about a rotation axis which extends in a direction generally parallel to coaxial with the main axis.
Method and apparatus for forming a helical type flight
Apparatus for use in the formation of a helical screw flight, the apparatus comprising: a drive first and second support heads arranged for relative axial movement with respect to one another in a direction of a main axis in response to actuation of the drive the first and second support heads being configured so as to be able to provide for a plurality of position adjustments including a lateral position adjustment whereby the first and second support heads can be displaced or moved laterally with respect to the main axis in a direction of respective lateral axes and a rotational position adjustment wherein at least one of the first and second work heads can be rotated about a rotation axis which extends in a direction generally parallel to coaxial with the main axis.
Fin-assembled tube manufacturing method and double tube manufacturing method
In a method of manufacturing a fin-assembled tube by arranging a helical fin in an interior of a tube, a plate-shaped fin material is inserted into the interior of the tube and the helical fin is formed by twisting the fin material in the interior of the tube.
Fin-assembled tube manufacturing method and double tube manufacturing method
In a method of manufacturing a fin-assembled tube by arranging a helical fin in an interior of a tube, a plate-shaped fin material is inserted into the interior of the tube and the helical fin is formed by twisting the fin material in the interior of the tube.