Micro-arc welding/brazing of metal to metal and metal to ceramic

Electric heating – Metal heating – By arc

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219 75, 219127, B23K 900

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044044569

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for micro-arc brazing and welding of metal to metal or ceramic. The control of arc heat flux density is accomplished by controlling the ambient gas pressure and providing an argon, argon/5% hydrogen or other inert gas atmosphere. The discharge current is controlled so as to provide an arc which is operable at 100 microamps to 20 amps.
Prior to welding or brazing, the work is cleaned by high frequency electrical discharge cleaning techniques using high energy ions from either the ambient gas or from an electrode. By providing a small amount of DC during the high frequency discharge a "tinning" capability is established.
The welding or brazing may be formed in a closed chamber so that arc stabilization can be accomplished.

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T. Lyman et al., Metals Handbook, 8th Edition, vol. 6, "Welding & Brazing", pp. 113-126, 1971.

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