On The Application of Flow Forming to the Fabrication of Type B Radioactive Material Package Containment Vessels, Rev. 1

Autor:	Larry E. Fischer, B. L. Anderson, L. Hagler, J. Wen, E Russell, G. Mok, M. DeMicco, Ronald S. Hafner
Rok vydání:	2010
Předmět:	Metal spinning Engineering Mandrel Fabrication Containment business.industry Mechanical engineering Radioactive waste Condensed Matter::Strongly Correlated Electrons Drum business Material properties Spinning
DOI:	10.2172/1118017
Popis:	Flow forming is a modernized and improved version of metal spinning, which is one of the oldest methods of chipless forming. The metal spinning method used a pivoted pointer to manually push a metal sheet mounted at one end of a spinning mandrel. As a result, the modernized version of metal spinning, i.e. flow forming evolved. The recent proposal in the radioactive material (RAM) packaging community to use flow forming for mass production of small containment vessels for drum packages is a natural continuation of the trend. We will discuss how the vessel can have the special material properties and stabilities required for a RAM containment vessel.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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