SU12444A1 - Device for the production of plates of low-melting alloys - Google Patents

Description

The use of hot water to heat and melt a substance with a melting point of 100 ° C and below, in order to eliminate their possible overheating and intoxication, is a common method of artisanal technique. The invention meant using this technique to obtain plates of low-melting alloys, which, in factories, are usually made by cold rolling in a rolling machine, which entails considerable time, mechanical energy, and loss of a part of the alloy in the form of chipping pieces. The proposed fixture consists of a crate divided by bulkheads into sockets filled with an alloy and a plate designed to remove excess alloy.

In FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section of the device, and FIG. 2 is a top view.

The water in the bath 1 is heated in the range from 80 to, has an open inside

box 2, divided into a nest, by bulkheads 3, onto which alloy rods are placed, then lowered together with box 2 into the water bath 1. If, taking the bracket 5, lower the plate 4 into the bath so that its bottom surface touched the ribs 3, then the alloy cones will be extruded over the plate or to the side; If.1 and then take out 1 of the box 2 from the bath and add cold water to it or let the alloy that has already filled the sockets 3 cool, which is already in place, will solidify in them in the form of plates of the required thickness.

The subject of the patent.

A device for the production of plates of low-melting alloys, characterized by the use of box 2, divided by bulkheads 3 into sockets filled by the alloy. and plates 4 with a bracket 5 for removing excess alloy.

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