Metal deforming – By use of non-deforming work-gripping clamp and relatively... – By individually non-deforming clamps
Patent
1982-02-09
1985-02-26
Crane, Daniel C.
Metal deforming
By use of non-deforming work-gripping clamp and relatively...
By individually non-deforming clamps
72 31, 72 30, 72 37, 72296, 356373, B21C 5100
Patent
active
045011354
ABSTRACT:
A system for sensing tensile stress in a metal sheet being stretch formed between gripping jaws in a stretch press. Reaction force of the stressed sheet causes elastic deformation of each jaw, and this deformation is detected by movement of a light beam emitted from a source secured to the jaw. A photosensor output signal related to light-beam movement is correlated with a second signal representing sheet strain or elongation to detect when the sheet has been tensioned to the yield point.
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Brochure entitled "Position Sensing Photodetectors" from United Detector Technology, Culver City, California.
Chivens David E.
Cloward Laramie J.
Crane Daniel C.
L & F Industries
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