Forging mandrel for hot-forging tubular workpieces of metal
Abstract
The invention relates to a forging mandrel for hot-forging tubular workpieces of metal, said mandrel comprising a mandrel body and a mandrel bar, in which forging mandrel the mandrel body is composed of a heat-resistant material. The forging mandrel according to the invention is embodied here in such a way that the mandrel body is provided, at least in the work zone, with a layer which reduces the dissipation of heat into the mandrel body during the forging process and adheres firmly to the mandrel body, wherein the layer has a lower thermal conductivity than the material of the mandrel body and has a thickness of at least 50 μm.
Claims
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7 . A forging mandrel for hot-forging a tubular workpiece of metal, comprising:
a mandrel body made of heat-resistant material; and a layer adhering firmly upon the mandrel body at least in a work zone thereof, said layer being configured to reduce heat dissipation into the mandrel body during forging and having a thermal conductivity which is lower than a thermal conductivity of the material of the mandrel body, said layer having a thickness of at least 50 μm.
8 . The forging mandrel of claim 7 , wherein the layer is an oxide layer.
9 . The forging mandrel of claim 7 , wherein the layer is applied onto the mandrel body through a flame-spraying process.
10 . The forging mandrel of claim 7 , wherein the layer is applied onto the mandrel body through plasma spraying.
11 . The forging mandrel of claim 7 , wherein the thermal conductivity of the layer is lower by at least 50% than the thermal conductivity of the material of the mandrel body.
12 . The forging mandrel of claim 7 , wherein the mandrel body is constructed in the form of a hollow body which is provided with an opening on one side and includes an internal cooling device which extends at least into the work zone.
13 . The forging mandrel of claim 7 , wherein the mandrel body has a mandrel bar to allow displacement of the mandrel body within the workpiece in axial and rotatable manner.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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