Flexible induction brazing wand for hollow tubes

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1982-06-10

1985-07-30

Leung, Philip H.

Electric heating

Metal heating

Of cylinders

219 1075, 219 1057, 219 1079, 174 15WF, H05B 638

Patent

active

045323968

ABSTRACT:
The brazing wand comprises a hollow helically wound electrically conductive tubular member for conducting an electrical current and for conducting a coolant therethrough. The electrical current is used to heat a member to be brazed while the coolant is used to control the temperature of the brazing wand. The brazing wand also comprises a flexible cable for conducting the electrical current and coolant to the heating portion of the wand.

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"Sleeving Saves Nuclear Steam Generator Tubes", by F. C. Olds, Power Engineering, Dec. 1981.

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