Apparatus for joining and cladding pipe sections

Metal fusion bonding – With means to deform work – filler – or flux portion before... – Comprising means forming one-piece blank into a tubular shape

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228 177, 228 45, 228 48, 228173D, B23K 3702, B23K 3704

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042955920

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for joining and cladding pipe sections has a cradle which holds two cylindrical pipe sections with their ends abutting axially and their axes coaxially horizontally aligned. A carriage is displaceable axially adjacent the cradle and carries a primary welding tool which can weld the ends of the pipe sections together as they are rotated in the cradle. Metal strip can be pulled of a supply of strip on the carriage, bent into a U-section, arced, and helically applied to the pipe sections as they rotate. Meanwhile a second welding tool on the carriage welds the arced U-section strip to the pipe sections as they rotate to form a helical passage therealong.

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