RICHARD B JACOBUS
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Extrusion Quenching Apparatus And Related Method
US Patent:
5447583, Sep 5, 1995
Filed:
Jun 9, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/073545
Inventors:
William R. Arthur - Pittsburgh PA
Douglas T. Bozich - Verona PA
Richard B. Jacobus - New Kensington PA
Thomas J. Rodjom - Murrysville PA
Joseph R. Sikora - Murrysville PA
Douglas T. Bozich - Verona PA
Richard B. Jacobus - New Kensington PA
Thomas J. Rodjom - Murrysville PA
Joseph R. Sikora - Murrysville PA
Assignee:
Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
C22F 104
US Classification:
148689
Abstract:
Apparatus for cooling a metal extrusion, such as an aluminum extrusion, may include a carriage which houses the cooling liquid delivery system and is relatively movable with respect to the extrusion press in order to provide the desired amount of air cooling prior to quenching. The quenching apparatus may have a plurality of generally parallel cooling liquid delivery tubes, each having a plurality of nozzles which are preferably independently adjustable as to volume and spray pattern. The cooling liquid delivery tubes may be axially rotated and flow of the cooling liquid within each tube may be independently adjusted. The housing of the quenching unit may have an upper portion which is rotatable generally upwardly and is provided with a transparent window to facilitate viewing of the spraying action. A method of quenching an aluminum extrusion employing such apparatus is provided.
Extrusion Quenching Apparatus And Related Method
US Patent:
5284327, Feb 8, 1994
Filed:
Apr 29, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/875863
Inventors:
William R. Arthur - Pittsburgh PA
Douglas T. Bozich - Verona PA
Richard B. Jacobus - New Kensington PA
Thomas J. Rodjom - Murrysville PA
Joseph R. Sikora - Murrysville PA
Douglas T. Bozich - Verona PA
Richard B. Jacobus - New Kensington PA
Thomas J. Rodjom - Murrysville PA
Joseph R. Sikora - Murrysville PA
Assignee:
Aluminum Company of America - Pittsbrugh PA
International Classification:
C21D 162
US Classification:
266113
Abstract:
Apparatus for cooling a metal extrusion, such as an aluminum extrusion, may include a carriage which houses the cooling liquid delivery system and is relatively movable with respect to the extrusion press in order to provide the desired amount of air cooling prior to quenching. The quenching apparatus may have a plurality of generally parallel cooling liquid delivery tubes, each having a plurality of nozzles which are preferably independently adjustable as to volume and spray pattern. The cooling liquid delivery tubes may be axially rotated and flow of the cooling liquid within each tube may be independently adjusted. The housing of the quenching unit may have an upper portion which is rotatable generally upwardly and is provided with a transparent window to facilitate viewing of the spraying action. A method of quenching an aluminum extrusion employing such apparatus is provided.
Stretch Shaping Method And Apparatus
US Patent:
4970886, Nov 20, 1990
Filed:
Aug 21, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/396892
Inventors:
Joseph R. Sikora - Murrysville PA
Richard B. Jacobus - New Kensington PA
Thomas J. Rodjom - Murrysville PA
William R. Arthur - Churchill Borough PA
Richard B. Jacobus - New Kensington PA
Thomas J. Rodjom - Murrysville PA
William R. Arthur - Churchill Borough PA
Assignee:
Aluminum Company of America - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
B21D 2500, B21D 3908
US Classification:
72302
Abstract:
A method for stretch shaping an elongated metallic extrusion is disclosed comprising the steps of applying axial tension to an elongated metallic extrusion in an amount sufficient to equal or exceed the yield strength of the extrusion. An external shaping die is applied against a perimetric portion of the outside surface of the extrusion. The die has working faces conforming substantially to a finished cross-sectional shape for the extrusion. While maintaining such tension the die is advanced along a length of the extrusion. An apparatus for stretch shaping an elongated metallic extrusion is also disclosed.