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US 3,975,612 AGranted
Welding method for dissimilar metals
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsTakamitsu Nakazaki, Hisanao Kita, Tatsuo Yonezawa, Yasuzi Kawada, Hisanori Okamura
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Abstract
A method for welding dissimilar metals, wherein a filler metal is deposited on one end of the aforesaid dissimilar metals to be jointed, said filler metal being of the same material as that of another of said dissimilar metals; the outer surface of the weld metal thus deposited is machined to provide a joint surface adapted for welding; and an electron beam welding is applied along the interface formed between said joint surface of said weld metal thus deposited and the joint surface of another of said dissimilar metals.
Claims8
A welding method for joining two dissimilar metal members comprising the steps of:
- a. forming a first joint surface on a first metal member,
- b. preparing a metal plate having a hole therethrough, said metal plate being substantially the same material as said first metal member,
- c. fitting an end portion of a second metal member into said hole of the metal plate, said second metal member being a different material than said first metal member,
- d. depositing a layer of at least one filler material in said hole for rigidly connecting said end portion of said second metal member to said metal plate and for providing a build-up layer of said deposited filler material extending through said hole from the connection with said end portion, said filler material being substantially the same material as said first metal member,
- e. forming a second joint surface on said metal plate and said build-up layer by machining at least one of said build-up layer and said metal plate to form substantially coplanar surfaces of said build-up layer and metal plate, said coplanar surfaces forming said second joint surface,
- f. positioning said first and second joint surfaces in contacting relation, and
- g. applying electron beam welding along the interface between said first and second joint surfaces of substantially the same material, thereby joining said first and second metal members to each other through said metal plate and said build-up layer of deposited filler material.
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A welding method for joining two dissimilar metal members comprising the steps of:
- a. forming a first joint surface on a first metal member,
- b. preparing a metal plate having a recessed portion and a hole extending through said metal plate to said recessed portion, said metal plate being substantially the same material as said first metal member,
- c. fitting an end portion of a second metal member into said hole of the metal plate at a surface of said metal plate opposite to said recessed portion, said second metal member being a different material than said first metal member,
- d. depositing first filler metal into said recessed portion for rigidly connecting said end portion of said second metal member to said metal plate,
- e. depositing second filler metal into said recessed portion on the first deposited filler metal, thereby forming a second deposited metal layer, said second filler metal being substantially the same material as said first metal member,
- f. machining at least one of said second deposited metal layer and said metal plate to form substantially coplanar surfaces of said second deposited metal layer and said metal plate, said coplanar surfaces forming a second joint surface,
- g. positioning said first and second joint surfaces in contacting relation, and
- h. applying electron beam welding along the interface between said first and second joint surfaces of substantially the same material, thereby joining said first and second metal members through said metal plate and said first and second deposited filler metals.
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A welding method for connecting stationary blades to inner and outer wheels of a turbine diaphragm, the material of said stationary blades being dissimilar to that of said inner and outer wheels, comprising the steps of:
- a. preparing annular partition walls for holding stationary blades of a turbine diaphragm, said partition walls being substantially the same material as inner and outer wheels of the turbine diaphragm,
- b. forming recessed portions having U-shaped sections in each of said partition walls,
- c. forming a plurality of holes through each of said partition walls to communicate with said recessed portions,
- d. fitting respective ends of said stationary blades into said holes of each of said partition walls to extend into said recessed portions,
- e. depositing first filler metal into said recessed portions to rigidly join said respective ends to said partition walls,
- f. depositing second filler metal into said recessed portions to form second deposited metal layers on the deposited first filler metal layers, said second filler metal being substantially the same material as said inner and outer wheels,
- g. machining outer surfaces of said second deposited metal layers to provide first joint surfaces for welding,
- h. preparing second second joint surfaces on each of said inner and outer wheels,
- i. abutting said first and second joint surfaces in contacting relation, and
- j. applying electron beam welding along interfaces formed betwen said first and second joint surfaces of substantially the same material, thereby forming weld joints between said partition walls rigidly joined to said stationary blades and said inner and outer wheels.
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