Metal working – Bias cutting of tubular stock
Patent
1986-11-06
1989-01-17
Eley, Timothy V.
Metal working
Bias cutting of tubular stock
29 123, 295272, 29 907, 102524, B21K 2106
Patent
active
047979852
ABSTRACT:
A method of applying a metallic guide band to the body of a projectile having particularly thin walls comprises making fine particles plastically deformable by heating thereof, and spraying said heated particles at high speed onto a surface section of the projectile body until a desired layer thickness of the guide band is attained. A projectile body having a circumferential guide band is produced by the method of the invention. The thin-walled projectile body has a boundary layer region on its exterior which may be roughened and/or deoxidized. The boundary layer region is formed by an intermediate layer which may be composed of molybdenum, nickel aluminide or nickel oxide and itself has a roughened boundary layer region on its exterior. This results in a particularly intimate physical bond with the particles of alloy of the guide band. The alloy is preferably of a CuZn85/15 type and has a porosity of up to 5 volume percent.
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Karius Klaus D.
Peters Jorg
Prochnow Jurgen
Theis Ulrich
Eley Timothy V.
Rheinmetall GmbH
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