Metal fusion bonding – Process – Repairing – restoring – or renewing product for reuse
Patent
1975-08-12
1976-08-24
Jones, Jr., James L.
Metal fusion bonding
Process
Repairing, restoring, or renewing product for reuse
29401D, B22D 1910
Patent
active
039762394
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to an improvement in the process for reconditioning worn frogs of railway switches by severing the frog together with sections of the regulating rails adjacent thereto, reconditioning the frog, and renewed welding-in of the frog block, the improvement comprising severing the worn frog from the junction regulating rails at connecting welds thereof, reconditioning the frog, and welding two new regulating rails onto the reconditioned frog, with compensation for the loss in length, due to the severing operation, simultaneously in one casting by aluminothermic welding.
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Bryan James E.
Elektro-Thermit GmbH
Godici Nicholas P.
Jones Jr. James L.
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