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close this bookBending - Course: Technique of Working Sheet Metals, Pipes and Sections. Instruction Examples for Practical Vocational Training
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View the documentPreliminary Remarks
View the documentInstruction Example 14.1.: Mounting Angle
View the documentInstruction Example 14.2.: Half-round Bracket
View the documentInstruction Example 14.3.: Hasp
View the documentInstruction Example 14.4.: Double Pipe Knee
View the documentInstruction Example 14.5.: Beaker Jacket
View the documentInstruction Example 14.6.: Beaker

Instruction Example 14.6.: Beaker

Practise the flanging of sheet metal and fabricating a bottom seam joint


Figure

Material

Beaker jacket as to Instruction Example 2.5.

Sheet steel

(380 MPa)

thickness:

1 mm

diameter

80 mm

Tools

Steel scriber, smooth file 200 mm (flat), machinist's hammer, hand-type hacksaw

Measuring and testing means

Steel rule

Auxiliary means

Vise, cylindric striking support f 69 mm, ferrule

Previous knowledge required

Manual material working: Measuring, testing, scribing, hammering, sawing, filing

Sequence of operations

Comments

1. Prepare the working place and make available the working material.

Check completeness.

2. Clamp beaker jacket of Instruction Example 2.5. and shorten seam on one side.

Stage (1)

3. Fabricate outside flanging.

Stage (2)


Start and finish flanging on anvil.

4. Check diameter 80 mm of bottom sheet

Stage (3)


Rework, if need be.

5. Scribe bottom sheet for flanging, tightly clamp on cylindric striking support and flange edge.

Stage 4


Insert ferrule and striking support f 69 mm.

6. Put bottom sheet on beaker (flanged side).

Stage 5

7. Joint bottom sheet and beaker by bottom seam.

Stage 6


First, fold short bottom sheet piece, then clamp it under the jacket seam and finish folding.

8. Check bottom seam.

Shape.


Beaker