Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Puller or pusher means – contained force multiplying operator
Patent
1976-02-06
1978-03-21
Lanham, C.W.
Metal working
Means to assemble or disassemble
Puller or pusher means, contained force multiplying operator
228113, 291567A, B23P 1500
Patent
active
040794911
ABSTRACT:
A valve seat may be formed deep within a valve body by attaching a wear-resistant material to a base material, such as by welding. Similarly, a drive member may be attached to either of the wear-resistant material or the base material. The thus-assembled structure can be rotated at high speeds adjacent a welding seat located deep within the valve body to create a friction or inertia weldment between the seat and base material. Subsequently, the drive material, weldment flash, etc., can be machined away and the wear-resistant material can be machined, if necessary, to create a valve seat of predetermined configuration.
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Crane Daniel C.
Lanham C.W.
Roston Ellsworth R.
Sargent Industries
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