Measures to eliminate faults in brazing operation |
Fault description |
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Brazing deformation |
Blade (hard alloy) Shank (steel) Status of stress deformation at room temperature after heating, brazing |
¡ñ Thickness of blade is smaller than that of shank ¡ñ Big difference between thermal expansion coefficient of blade and shank |
¡ñ Thicken blade as much as possible ¡ñ Fill washer ¡ñ Cooling slowly (longer heat preservation time) ¡ñ Select the shank with thermal expansion coefficient closer to that of blade |
Thickness ratio of blade and shank Specific ratio of blade thickness and shank width |
Brazing crack |
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Expand blade's square-to-round Blade's square-to-round |
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Brazing breaking |
¡ñ Brazing surface is polluted ¡ñ There is foreign body ¡ñ Brazing is aging ¡ñ Brazing volume is not enough ¡ñ The tightness between base and blade's connecting surface is not good. ¡ñ Brazing surface is too rough |
¡ñ Carefully clean brazing surface |
Remove milling mark, use appropriate blade |
The check method of brazing status |
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¢Ù Magnifying glass checking After being grinded by CBNC or SDC diamond grinding wheel, use magnifying glass (X 20 times) to observe whether brazing layer breaks or whether blade cracks |
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¢Ú Knocking checking For instance, lathe tool, place the lathe tool reversely on the cutting mat, use sinker to knock the shank to observe whether the blade falls off |
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¢Û Also can use fluorescent penetrant inspection method and nesslerization method to check |
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