Abstract:
A shear assisted extrusion process for producing cladded materials wherein a cladding material and a material to be cladded are placed in sequence with the cladded material positioned to contact a rotating scroll face first and the material to be cladded second. The two materials are fed through a shear assisted extrusion device at a preselected feed rate and impacted by a rotating scroll face to generate a cladded extrusion product. This process allows for increased through wall strength and decreases the brittleness in formed structures as compared to the prior art.
Abstract:
A method of producing a clad billet includes inserting a solid carbon or low-alloy steel (CS) material into a hollow interior of the slightly larger diameter (CRA) cylinder so that a standoff gap is provided between an outer surface of the (CS) material and the inner diameter of the (CRA) cylinder; providing an explosive material around the (CRA) cylinder; detonating the explosive material to collapse at least the inner diameter of the corrosion resistant alloy cylinder onto the outer surface of the solid carbon or low-alloy steel material and eliminate the standoff gap, creating at least a partial metallurgical bond at an interface with the outer surface and resulting in a composite billet assembly, and extruding the composite billet assembly to reduce its size and form the clad billet having a metallurgical bond between the (CS) material and the (CRA) cylinder.
Abstract:
A cable has a wire bundle composed of a number of individual wires and an insulating sheath. The wire bundle is guided along a longitudinal center axis by a shaping element in order to guide and to specify the cross-sectional shape of the wire bundle in a feeding region immediately upstream of an extruder. The shaping element rotates about the longitudinal center axis, and the insulating sheath is subsequently applied to the wire bundle by the extruder.
Abstract:
A method for preparing graphene/silver composite material is provided. A reduction agent and silver nitrate are added successively into a graphene oxide solution; silver powder obtained by reduction is directly combined with graphene oxide in the solution, so as to preliminarily obtain graphene oxide/silver composite powder; graphene/silver composite powder is then obtained through drying and reducing; a graphene/silver composite block material, a graphene/silver composite wire material and a graphene/silver composite belt material are able to be obtained by powder metallurgy, hot-extruding and rolling techniques. According to the composite material of the present invention, graphene is dispersed uniformly, and interface bonding between a matrix and an enhanced body is sufficient, leading to excellent physical performance of the composite material. Meanwhile, the method of the present invention is simple and processes are easy to control, which is conducive to large-scale production and application.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a seamless multilayer composite pipe, an apparatus for manufacturing a seamless multilayer composite pipe, and a seamless multilayer composite pipe. The method of manufacturing a seamless multilayer composite pipe comprises the steps of a) providing a seamless metal pipe with at least one continuous layer covering its inner surface, and b) passing the seamless metal pipe through a unit in order to reduce the diameter of the seamless metal pipe by cold working. An apparatus for manufacturing a seamless multilayer composite pipe comprises a unit for providing a seamless metal pipe with at least one continuous layer covering its inner surface, and a unit for reducing the diameter of the seamless metal pipe by cold working. A seamless multilayer composite pipe comprises a seamless metal pipe with at least one continuous layer covering its inner surface, wherein the continuous layer covering the inner surface of the a seamless metal pipe is mechanically compressed.
Abstract:
An apparatus for plastically deforming a work piece in the form of a sheet, comprising at least two cylindrical guide rolls rotatable in a first direction, each of said cylindrical guide rolls having an outer circumference; a bendable strip having a portion of at least one surface in communication with a portion of the outer circumference of each of the at least two guide rollers, said bendable strip being capable of motion around the at least two guide rollers in the first direction and exerting a force upon a work piece, a first cylindrical feeding roll rotatable in a second direction opposite to the first direction, said first cylindrical feeding roll having an outer circumference, a plastic deformation passage having a first surface and a second surface, at least a portion of the first surface being defined by a portion of the bendable strip, and at least a portion of the second surface being defined by the outer circumference of the first cylindrical feeding roll, wherein one or both of the bendable strip and the cylindrical feeding roll, when in motion, propel the work piece through the plastic deformation passage wherein it is plastically deformed.
Abstract:
The method has a first material of lesser hardness acting as a rod-shaped carrier for a second material of greater hardness, each materials formed within a respective extrusion press tool and the plastic mass flow of the greater hardness material fed to the extrusion press tool for the lesser hardness material for providing a common plastic mass flow in the form of a rod-shaped body with a core and an outer region. An Independent claim for a device for manufacture of a hard metal workpiece is also included.
Abstract:
A method for forming metal-cladded metal matrix composite wires. The method associates a ductile metal cladding to the exterior surface of a metal matrix composite wire comprising a plurality of continuous, longitudinally positioned fibers in a metal matrix.
Abstract:
A golf club head composed of a damascene patterned metal, such as a Damascus steel, is disclosed. The golf club head may be a putter head or an iron-type club head with a majority of the club head body formed of the damascene patterned metal, or a wood-type club head or an iron-type club head with a damascene patterned metal face insert.
Abstract:
A process for making a composite tube uniquely suited for use in ethylene pyrolysis furnaces wherein the tube comprises an outer shell made from a wrought or cast Fe—Ni—Cr heat resistant alloy and an inner core made from INCOLOY® alloy MA956 powder. The outer shell and powder core are heated and simultaneously extruded to form a composite tube. The process is carried out at temperature, and time at temperature, preferably less than 1200° C. so as to prevent recrystalization of the very fine grain structure in the alloy MA956. This un-recrystalized fine grain structure permits pilgering and/or cold drawing of the extruded composite tube to final size. The composite tube provided by the present invention is uniquely suited for use in the petrochemical and chemical process industries, so as to increase the efficiency and productivity of their respective processes. The thin core layer of alloy MA956 provides high resistance to carburization and coke formation heretofore caused by the hydrocarbon feedstock flowing through the composite tube, while the outer shell of Fe—Ni—Cr heat resistant alloy provides overall strength and rigidity to the tube. The use of the outer shell in the composite tube also solves the joining problem heretofore encountered in joining alloy MA956. A root pass or passes using an alloy MA956 filler metal followed by overlay welding passes using a filler metal compatible with the heat resistant alloy, such as INCONEL alloy 617 or FM 25/35, joins the outer shells of adjoining composite tubes and, thus, solves the welding problem.