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Class 148/198 - With solid additive


Subclass of Class 148 - Metal treatment
Definition: Process wherein a solid treating agent is utilized on a
No. of patents: 11
Last issue date: 03/30/1999


NumberTitleIssue Date
5888447Self-Extinguishing burning bar
A metallic pipe may be used as a burning bar if the pipe contains wires. The wires are usually steel but may be combinations of steel wires, aluminum wires, magnesium wires and the like. To use the burning bar one end is heated to at least red hot conditi...
03/30/1999
5472174Thermal cutting bar
An exothermic burning rod includes exothermic fuel members extending axially within an elongate, external tube. The exothermic fuel members include an essentially ferrous inner core provided with an outer aluminum coating. A gas passage extends internally...
12/05/1995
4385941Method and apparatus for producing a molten puddle during scarfing
A method for producing a molten puddle on the surface of a metal workpiece to be scarfed consists of igniting a mixture of fuel gas and oxygen. The resultant flame is used for heating a steel wire to a temperature of from 900° to 1450° C., whereupon the...
05/31/1983
4351676Method and apparatus for powder scarfing of metal
A method for powder scarfing of metal resides in that combustible gas and oxygen are fed to a zone (9) of treating a metal (10) in order to form a heating flame. Then, flux is delivered by means of a flux-carrier gas, whereupon the former is separated fro...
09/28/1982
4337098Process for cutting out a wall made of metal or metal alloy
The present invention relates to a process for cutting out a wall made of metal or metal alloy, by fissuring, comprising the steps of heating one face of the wall to melt the metal locally over a depth limited to a fraction of the thickness of the wall; a...
06/29/1982
4055332Cutting torch arrangement
A cutting torch arrangement is disclosed, including a thermal bar having a metal burner pipe with rod-like metal elements therein and gas passageways formed between these elements. A shroud/ shield is disposed around the thermal bar, with an open shroud/s...
10/25/1977
4050680Cutting torch arrangement
A cutting torch arrangement is disclosed, including a thermal bar having a metal burner pipe with rod-like metal elements therein and gas passageways formed between these elements. A shroud/shield is disposed around the thermal bar, with an open shroud/sh...
09/27/1977
4042225Torch with gas actuated starting rod feed device
A gas actuated starting rod feed device for use with hand holdable oxygen cutting and/or scarfing torches. The starting rod feed device includes means for gripping and advancing a starting rod. The gripping means is operated in response to the stroke of a...
08/16/1977
4012621Consumable electrode for initiating scarfing
In the method of initiating the scarfing process for removing the surface defects of a steel material as the material to be scarfed is moving relative to the movement of the scarfing machine having a scarfing nozzle, the improvement, which comprises the u...
03/15/1977
3969154Catastrophic failure of metals
1. A method of inducing rapid failure in a shape that is under stress and is composed of cold rolled steel comprising applying against a surface of said cold rolled steel shape a mixture composed of lithium metal, lithium chloride and potassium chloride, ...
07/13/1976
3966503Method for making instantaneous scarfing starts
A method for making an instantaneous thermochemical start on the surface of a ferrous metal workpiece, comprising the steps of: (a) contacting a preselected spot on said surface where the reaction is to begin, with the end of a ferrous metal wire which ha...
06/29/1976
 
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