Cryogenic electrode replacement

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Disassembling

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294265, 294266, B23P 1902

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is an improved method for replacing worn electrode welding tips on welding robots. The method provides a way in which to apply the sub-freezing temperatures of liquid nitrogen to the welding tip while heating a shank on the robot which holds the tip. This results in a temperature gradient between the contacting surfaces of the tip and the shank which will result in an expansion of the shank and a shrinkage of the tip so that the tip can be easily separated from the shank. The process may be fully automated.

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