Control of microstructure in soldered, brazed, welded, plated, cast or vapor deposited manufactured components

Ripley, Edward B.; Hallman, Russell L.

Title: Control of microstructure in soldered, brazed, welded, plated, cast or vapor deposited manufactured components

Abstract

Disclosed are methods and systems for controlling of the microstructures of a soldered, brazed, welded, plated, cast, or vapor deposited manufactured component. The systems typically use relatively weak magnetic fields of either constant or varying flux to affect material properties within a manufactured component, typically without modifying the alloy, or changing the chemical composition of materials or altering the time, temperature, or transformation parameters of a manufacturing process. Such systems and processes may be used with components consisting of only materials that are conventionally characterized as be uninfluenced by magnetic forces.

Inventors:: Ripley, Edward B.; Hallman, Russell L.

Publication Date:: Tue Nov 10 00:00:00 EST 2015

Research Org.:: Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant (Y-12), Oak Ridge, TN (United States)

Sponsoring Org.:: USDOE

OSTI Identifier:: 1320607

Patent Number(s):: 9,181,611

Application Number:: 13/215,919

Assignee:: Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC (Reston, VA)

DOE Contract Number:: AC05-00OR22800

Resource Type:: Patent

Resource Relation:: Patent File Date: 2011 Aug 23

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: 36 MATERIALS SCIENCE

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  abstractNote = {Disclosed are methods and systems for controlling of the microstructures of a soldered, brazed, welded, plated, cast, or vapor deposited manufactured component. The systems typically use relatively weak magnetic fields of either constant or varying flux to affect material properties within a manufactured component, typically without modifying the alloy, or changing the chemical composition of materials or altering the time, temperature, or transformation parameters of a manufacturing process. Such systems and processes may be used with components consisting of only materials that are conventionally characterized as be uninfluenced by magnetic forces.},

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Method of producing transparent and other electrically conductive materials patent, August 1998

Method for preparing a rare earth- and transition metal-based magnetically anisotropic material by solidifying a liquid alloy in a guiding field patent, April 2001

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patent, August 1998

Method for preparing a rare earth- and transition metal-based magnetically anisotropic material by solidifying a liquid alloy in a guiding field
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Method for performing a magnetic pulse welding operation
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