Metal deforming – With stopping upon completion of prescribed operation – Metal deforming by use of roller or roller-like tool element
Patent
1985-11-14
1987-12-29
Kazenske, E. R.
Metal deforming
With stopping upon completion of prescribed operation
Metal deforming by use of roller or roller-like tool element
7245316, 173169, B30B 1500
Patent
active
047152036
ABSTRACT:
A cold-working tool for thrusting an attached mandrel (14) partially through a hole in a metal workpiece and extracting the mandrel from the hole is disclosed. The tool comprises a pneumatic riveting gun (12) that has a body (21), a handle portion (22), and an elongate barret (24). A boss (30) is slidably retained within the outer end of the barrel. The mandrel is attached to the outermost end of the boss. The mandrel has an enlarged diameter portion (38). The riveting gun is connected to a source of pressurized air so that the impulsive forces generated by the riveting gun are transmitted through the boss to the mandrel for thrusting the mandrel through the hole. The tool also includes a housing (56) that substantially encloses the body and barrel of the gun, the housing has a forward end and a rearward end. A nose cap (72) is attached to the forward end of the housing to substantially enclose the boss with the mandrel projecting through a hole in the nose cap. A piston and cylinder assembly (18) is attached to the rearward end of the housing. The piston and cylinder assembly includes a piston (68) and protruding piston rod (70) having an outermost end attached to the body of the gun. The mandrel is extracted from the hole by positioning the housing and attached nose cap between the cylinder (62) of the piston and cylinder assembly and the metal member and then introducing pressurized fluid into the cylinder so that the piston will forcibly pull the gun away from the metal workpiece to extarct the attached mandrel therefrom. The tool also includes an operating system that causes the tool to alternately thrust the mandrel through the hole and extract it therefrom.
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Fridie, Jr. William
Kazenske E. R.
The Boeing Company
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