Method of making hollow integral rivet in components

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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29 211, 292435, 2924354, 292835, 29459, 29509, 29512, B23P 1100

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ABSTRACT:
A method of joining together two or more pieces of malleable material. The method includes the steps of placing thoroughly cleaned surfaces of the pieces in intimate contact with each other and forming a flanged hole through all of them at the same time. This is accomplished by producing a starting hole and then directing a draw punch against the pieces and directing the same into the opening of a die while the material is compressively stressed to a value substantially equal to the yield strength of the material. The punch provides the completed flanges with an hourglass shape, such shape locking the inner and outer flanges together against axial displacement.

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