金属波纹管的液压成型工艺浅析（Analysis of hydraulic forming process for metal bellows）.docVIP

金属波纹管的液压成型工艺浅析（Analysis of hydraulic forming process for metal bellows） Analysis of hydraulic forming process for metal bellows In the manufacturing process of metal hose, one of the most important parts is hydraulic forming. Hydraulic machining is an ordinary process of forming circular bellows, such as circle, ellipse, rectangle and runway shape. After adjusting the relative position of the die and the tube blank, the inner cavity of the pipe blank is filled with pressure, and then the mechanical compression is carried out in the axial direction, and a corrugated tube with a length is formed quickly. This is a method of hydraulic forming. It is called multi wave one time forming. Bellows, which are generally used as elastic elements, are often used in this process. But for the bellows as the main body of the metal hose, the method is out of order. Because the longer the bellows, the better. To this end, people have created another method of hydraulic forming, that is, single wave continuous forming method. The utility model can continuously form tens, hundreds, even thousands and tens of thousands of ripples under the condition that the length of the tube blank is allowed. When in use, it can be intercepted according to the required length or the required corrugation number. In this sense, it can replace multi wave once forming machine tools. As long as the replacement of different specifications of the mold, you can produce different specifications of bellows. It can be said that single wave continuous forming machine is a multifunctional equipment for bellows processing, and it is the key equipment of the production line. Single wave continuous forming method Metal bellows single wave continuous molding work procedures are as follows: (1) the upper and lower two symmetrical die 4 and die 7 simultaneously move vertically to the mandrel line of the pipe blank, and the thin-walled pipe blank installed on the mandrel is tightly wrapped from the outer surface. (two)