AAR MSRP M-967-2008 国外国际规范.pdf

AAR Manual of Standards and Recommended Practices 11/1/04 Wheels and Axles M-967 ELECTROCHEMICAL METAL DEPOSITION FOR REPAIRING ROLLER BEARING AXLE JOURNALS Specification M-967 Adopted: 1980; Revised: 1991, 2004, 2008 1.0 SCOPE This document describes the certification requirements, equipment, materials, personnel require- ments, quality control, and utilization of the electrochemical metal deposition process for repairing roller bearing axle journals. 2.0 PROCESS DESCRIPTION The electrochemical metal deposition process is an electrochemical metallizing process in which the high current density technology of arc welding is applied to a concentrated electrolyte solution, thus depositing metal without the use of either heat or immersion tanks. The solution is held in, or pumped through, an absorbent material attached to an inert electrode (anode) that, in turn, is attached to a DC power pack. The cathode lead of the power pack is attached to the workpiece, and a current is passed through the solution. The result is a rapid deposition of metal onto the area contacted by the anode. The process requires neither the pre-machining of base metal nor the sub- sequent stress relief and embrittlement relief of the metal deposit. A motion between the anode and the workpiece is required to produce high quality, uniform deposits. 3.0 APPLICATIONS The electrochemical metal deposition process can be used effectively on specific surfaces, as listed in the AAR Manual of Standards and Recommended Practices, Section G-II, paragraph 1.2.7, where a metal deposit is required for restoration of original dimensions on roller bearing axle jour- nals and dust guards. 4.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 4.1 Equipment Equipment