Metal fusion bonding – Process – Plural diverse bonding
Patent
1997-05-20
1999-09-14
Heinrich, Samuel M.
Metal fusion bonding
Process
Plural diverse bonding
228177, 228189, 228191, 22826231, 228264, B23K 100, B23K 119
Patent
active
059509066
ABSTRACT:
A method of reversibly brazing surfaces together. An interface is affixed to each surface. The interfaces can be affixed by processes such as mechanical joining, welding, or brazing. The two interfaces are then brazed together using a brazing process that does not defeat the surface to interface joint. Interfaces of materials such as Ni-200 can be affixed to metallic surfaces by welding or by brazing with a first braze alloy. The Ni-200 interfaces can then be brazed together using a second braze alloy. The second braze alloy can be chosen so that it minimally alters the properties of the interfaces to allow multiple braze, heat and disassemble, rebraze cycles.
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Pierce Jim D.
Stephens John J.
Walker Charles A.
Grafe V. Gerald
Heinrich Samuel M.
Sandia Corporation
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