Tool and processing method used for precise induction brazing of annular thin-walled part

Abstract

The invention discloses a tool and processing method used for precise induction brazing of an annular thin-walled part and relates to the field of induction welding. The tool used for precise induction brazing of the annular thin-walled part comprises a combination tool body of asbestos cement and carbon steel and a heating rod. An asbestos cement tool body directly makes contact with the to-be-welded surface of the part without precision requirements, a carbon steel tool body directly makes contact with the non-welded portion of the part, and the positioning precision is ensured. The heating rod is placed in an induction coil, and one end of the heating rod makes contact with the part. After induction heating of the heating rod is conducted, heat is uniformly and gently input into the to-be-welded annular thin-walled part through heat conduction to complete welding. According to the tool and processing method used for precise induction brazing of the annular thin-walled part, reliable and high-frequency induction welding of the annular thin-walled part is achieved, the problem that a traditional nonmetal tool is low in positioning precision is solved, and the problem that the annular thin-walled part is prone to oversintering and partial fusing through high-frequency brazing is solved. The processing method is simple, low in cost, easy to achieve and capable of providing a new method for machining of other similar parts.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention belongs to welding technology and relates to the field of induction brazing. Background technique: [0002] Ceramics, graphite, asbestos cement, etc. are the first choice for making induction brazing positioning tools, which will not be heated by induction coils and are not easy to stick to parts. However, the machinability of the above materials is not good, some structures cannot be realized and the geometric accuracy is low, which cannot meet the induction brazing positioning requirements of some high-precision and complex structural parts. However, if a pure metal positioning tool is used, although the geometric positioning accuracy is high, the metal material tooling absorbs a lot of heat, which affects the temperature and thermal field of the part, and at the same time, the risk of adhesion between the part and the tooling is also great. [0003] Based on the principle of induction brazing eddy current effect and skin effect, the ...

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Problems solved by technology

If the part has a thin-walled structure, the too fast heating rate at this time can easily cause the weak heat capacity area of ​​the base metal to heat up too quickly before the solder melts, resulting in large deformation and even structural burnout, resulting in scrapped parts and welding failures

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