Thermal resilient multiple jaw braze fixture

Ney, R; Perrone, A J

Title: Thermal resilient multiple jaw braze fixture

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Abstract

A braze fixture has side walls forming a cavity with an opening to receive a stack of parts to be brazed. Sidewalls of the housing have a plurality of bearing receiving openings into which bearing rods or jaws are inserted to align the stacked elements of the workpiece. The housing can also have view ports to allow a visual check of the alignment. Straps or wires around the fixture are selected to have thermal characteristics similar to the thermal characteristics of the workpiece undergoing brazing. The straps or wires make physical contact with the bearing rods thereby causing bearing rods to maintain the workpiece in proper alignment throughout the entire brazing cycle. 9 figs.

Inventors:: Ney, R; Perrone, A J

Issue Date:: 1995-07-11

Research Org.:: Lockheed Martin Spec Component

OSTI Identifier:: 87772

Patent Number(s):: 5431331

Application Number:: PAN: 8-212,881

Assignee:: PTO; SCA: 360101; 360201; 360601; PA: EDB-95:118342; SN: 95001431609

DOE Contract Number:: AC04-92AL73000

Resource Type:: Patent

Resource Relation:: Other Information: PBD: 11 Jul 1995

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: 36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT; DESIGN; MATERIALS; BRAZING; ALIGNMENT; THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY

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