Metal fusion bonding – Process – With shaping
Patent
1977-04-25
1979-02-27
Jones, Jr., James L.
Metal fusion bonding
Process
With shaping
228190, 228232, 228235, 75208R, B23K 1900
Patent
active
041414829
ABSTRACT:
Compacted-particle sheets are wrought from essentially scrap aluminum. A relatively thick composite laminate of such sheets is then produced by preheating a plurality of compacted-particle sheets and bonding them together by hot rolling in a single pass through a hot rolling mill to achieve a thickness reduction of about 50 percent. A second pass through a rolling mill results in a further 20 percent reduction and improved bonding. Improved laminate qualities are also obtained by further laminating with other aluminum alloys and other metals.
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Jones Jr. James L.
Ramsey K.
Reynolds Metals Company
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