Process for the production of a valve
AssigneeMercedes-Benz AG
InventorsVolker Keck, Pavel Hora, Walter Conradt
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Abstract
A process for the production of a valve, in particular a charge cycle valve of an internal-combustion engine, having a separately produced hollow valve shank with a widening shank section arranged at the valve-side end, which is connected to a valve disk of highly heat resistant material. The valve shank is produced from a tubular starting material by cold forming to the shank diameter, and subsequently a transitional region lying between reduced valve shank and starting material is shaped as a shank section widening in the form of an arc. The valve shank is severed at the widening shank section at a point corresponding to the diameter of the point of connection between valve disk and valve shank.
Claims11
Process for producing a valve of the type having a separately produced tubular valve shank with a widening shank section arranged at a first end thereof and a valve disk made of highly heat resistant material, which disk has a part forming the valve base, a part forming the valve seat and a valve back which includes a common point of connection with the valve shank, said common point of connection being characterized by a diameter, the valve shank and the valve disk being connected to each other at the common point of connection, said process comprising the steps of:
- providing a tubular starting material from which said valve shank is to be formed;
- reducing a portion of said tubular starting material to a desired shank diameter by cold forming;
- shaping a transitional region lying between the reduced portion of the valve shank and the tubular starting material, said transition area being in the form of an arc and constituting said widening shank section;
- severing the valve shank in the widening shank section at a point corresponding to the diameter of the common point of connection between the valve disk and valve shank;
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- connecting said valve shank to said valve disk at said common point of connection.
Process for producing a valve shank for a valve of the type having a separately produced tubular valve shank with a widening shank section arranged at a first end thereof and a valve disk made of highly heat resistant material, which disk has a part forming the valve base, a part forming the valve seat and a valve back which includes a common point of connection with the valve shank, said common point of connection being characterized by a diameter, the valve shank and the valve disk being connected to each other at the common point of connection, said process comprising the steps of:
- providing a tubular starting material from which said valve shank is to be formed;
- reducing a portion of said tubular starting material to a desired shank diameter by cold forming;
- shaping a transitional region lying between the reduced portion of the valve shank and the tubular starting material, said transition area being in the form of an arc and constituting said widening shank section;
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- severing the valve shank in the widening shank section at a point corresponding to the diameter of the common point of connection between the valve disk and valve shank.
Process for producing a valve shank for a valve of the type having a separately produced tubular valve shank with a widening shank section arranged at a first end thereof and a valve disk made of highly heat resistant material, which disk has a part forming the valve base, a part forming the valve seat and a valve back which includes a common point of connection with the valve shank, said common point of connection being characterized by a diameter, the valve shank and the valve disk being connected to each other at the common point of connection, said process comprising the steps of:
- providing a tubular starting material from which said valve shank is to be formed;
- reducing a first end portion of said tubular starting material to a desired shank diameter, by cold forming;
- shaping a first transitional region lying between the reduced first end portion and the tubular starting material, said first transition area being in the form of an arc and constituting a first widening shank section;
- clamping said first end portion in a holding tool;
- reducing a second end portion of said tubular starting material to a desired shank diameter, by cold forming;
- shaping a second transitional region lying between the reduced second end portion and said first transitional area, said second transitional area being in the form of an arc and constituting a second widening shank section;
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- severing said first and second widening shank sections at a point corresponding to the diameter of the common point of connection.
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