Cylindrical shell for use in gas cylinder fabrication

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B21B 1904

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061420018

ABSTRACT:
A method of producing a cylindrical shell in which a billet of circular, transverse cross-section is provided with of first and second sections formed of steel and a liner insert material, respectively. The first section has an end portion and a recess defined within the end portion. The second section is shaped to nest within the recess of the end portion of the first section. The billet is extruded into a cylindrical shell by a billet piercing operation so that the first section produces an outer cylindrical form and the second section produces a liner insert for the cylindrical form. The recess and therefore the second section (forming the liner insert) can be a frustum of a cone. The material for the liner insert may be a corrosion resistant nickel or nickel alloy, Hastalloy C-22, tantalum, titanium, gold or platinum.

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