Method for repairing high-temperature alloy thin-walled cartridge receiver part through precision pulse welding
The invention relates to a method for repairing a high-temperature alloy thin-walled cartridge receiver part through precision pulse welding. The method comprises the following steps: according to the length and position of the flaw of the thin-walled cartridge receiver part, analyzing the failure m...
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Zusammenfassung: | The invention relates to a method for repairing a high-temperature alloy thin-walled cartridge receiver part through precision pulse welding. The method comprises the following steps: according to the length and position of the flaw of the thin-walled cartridge receiver part, analyzing the failure mode and the stress state of the part in combination with a numerical simulation technique; before welding, carrying out precision measurement on the front and rear mounting edges and other related sizes of a cartridge receiver; determining the position and size of the flaw by using X-ray examination and dyeing examination; carrying out pre-welding technical preparation; adopting a special welding protecting tool according to the position to be repaired; in combination with the failure mode and the stress state of the part, on account of the position and the size of the flaw, determining a single pulse or continuous pulse mode, welding technical parameters and welding order technical factors so as to reduce the stress level of the part after welding; and carrying out welding by a welding repairing technology determined in the above step. The method has the advantages that the weld joint performance reaches more than 90% of base metal performance, and standard requirements are met; and after welding, the radial run-out of the inner and outer mounting edges of the cartridge receiver is smaller than 0.08mm, the end surface run-out is smaller than 0.10mm, and assembling requirements are met. |
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