Method of manufacturing a flat corrugated tube

Metal deforming – Process – Tube making or reshaping

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29890053, B21D 1502

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061519499

ABSTRACT:
A method of finishing a length, particularly a leading end (66), of an aluminum heat exchanger core tube (30) that has a flattened, oblong cross section to facilitate lacing through an aluminum fin stack. A widthwise intermediate portion of the tube that, in the cross section, is intermediate opposite widthwise end portions is corrugated by squeezing the widthwise intermediate portion in the direction of the cross section thickness (FIGS. 5 and 6). While the corrugated widthwise intermediate portion is being held squeezed, the widthwise end portions of the tube cross section are reformed to size the tube end to a desired overall width and a desired overall thickness free of substantial springback when the corrugated widthwise intermediate portion ceases to be held squeezed (FIGS. 7, 8, 9).

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