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    • 专利摘要:
    1. THREADED CONNECTION, loaded in the axial direction, containing the covered and covered parts made of materials with different coefficients of linear thermal expansion, conjugated in a conical thread with a radial clearance between the turns of the thread, increasing in the axial direction, characterized by the fact that The goal is to ensure the reliability of the joint at high temperatures, the threads on the parts of the joint are made with different angles of taper, while increasing the radial gap between the coil The threads are directed towards the part made from a material with a higher linear thermal expansion coefficient, and the increase in the radial gap between the turns per unit length of the joint at ambient temperature is ITT ige, where A is the difference of the coefficients of linear thermal expansion of the materials of the joint parts in the axial direction j iT is the operating temperature of the joint. The ambient temperature. 9 is the acute angle formed by the loaded surface of the thread of any of the parts with the axis of the joint. 2. Compound according to claim 1, which is the minimum gap equal to BC 6T, where B is the average radius of the thread of any of the parts; C is the difference of the coefficients of linear thermal dissolution of the materials of the connection parts in the radial direction. cd 3. Compound according to claims 1 and 2, o t: characterized in that the parts of the joint are made with interacting butt-end bearing surfaces, and at least one of the parts has a non-threaded section of the butt end surface of 6C 2 l tg- 0
    公开号:SU1153841A3
    申请号:SU792807708
    申请日:1979-09-04
    公开日:1985-04-30
    发明作者:Франклин Пелтон Джон
    申请人:Юнион Карбид Корпорейшн (Фирма)；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    The invention relates to threaded connections for use in higher temperature conditions. The purpose of the invention is to increase the reliability of the connection at high temperatures. The goal is achieved by the fact that in a threaded joint, loaded in the axial direction, containing female and female parts made of materials with different linear thermal expansion coefficients, coupled with each other along the tapered thread with a radial clearance between the threads of the thread, increases in axial direction , the threads on the parts of the joint are made with different angles of taper, while the increase in the radial gap between the threads of the thread is directed toward the part made of the material a higher coefficient of the linear thermal expansion and the increase of radial zazord IU hell turns per unit length of the compound at a temperature equal okruzhakidey medium but. where A is the difference of the linear coefficients of the sixth expansion of the materials of the parts of the compound in the axial direction, T is the operating temperature of the joint minus the ambient temperature} 9 is the acute angle formed by the axis of the joint loaded by the surface yi ki of any part of the parts. At the same time, the minimum clearance in the joint is equal to 8-с-йТ. Where В is the average radius of the thread of any Of the parts; С is the difference of the coefficients of linear thermal expansion of materials of parts CO of the unit in the radial direction. In addition, the parts of the joint are made with interacting end face support surfaces, at the same time at least one of the parts has a thread-free section at the end support surface of 2A-ig0 length. In Fig. 1 a threaded connection is shown, a longitudinal section, in Fig. 2 - a scheme of gaps in a threaded joint; in Figures 3-7, variants of a threaded joint. The threaded joint contains axially mounted on axis 1 and axially loaded along threaded surfaces 2 and 3 parts 4 and 5. The threaded part 4 has an external thread and is made of a material with a higher coefficient of linear thermal expansion than the threaded part 5 having an internal thread . The direction of loading of the joint parts is conventionally shown by arrows 6 and 7. An external thread part has an average thread line 8, and a internal thread part is a medium thread line 9. Accordingly, a male threaded part has an average radius of 10 threads, and a female thread has an average radius of thread II and a thread pitch 12. The thread on the connection parts is tapered, and the thread taper at the ambient temperature is chosen such that the change in the radial clearance 13 per unit length between the opposite threads of the thread is A-4T tg-a where A is the difference of the coefficients of linear thermal expansion of the materials of the joint parts in the axial direction, LT is the operating temperature of the com- pany, a day / s ambient temperature; b is the acute angle formed by the loaded surface of the thread of any of the parts with the axis of the joint. At the same time, the radial clearance increases in the directions of loading of the part, made of a material with a higher coefficient of linear thermal expansion. The linear thermal expansion coefficients are constants indicating the magnitude by which a particular material under the influence of heat expands. as materials, metal alloys and non-metals used at elevated temperatures, we can mention nickel-chromium alloy, cobalt-chromium alloy, stainless steel, graphite, silicon carbide, fused quartz, aluminosilicate. A greater coefficient of linear expansion may have a part with an external or a part with an internal thread, and the axial load can be applied in any direction, which is determined by determining the taper. In addition, changes in the radial clearance can be achieved with the implementation of the taper on the part with external thread, or on the part with internal thread. A part that does not have a taper has a straight thread, or both parts can have a taper to provide the necessary degree of change in the radial clearance. If a part with an external thread has a smaller coefficient of linear thermal expansion, the minimum radial clearance specified is absent. Consequently, the radial clearance may be zero in this case, but in practice it is always slightly larger to facilitate assembly. When a smaller ratio has a part with internal thread, it is necessary to both bake the minimum radial clearance. This preferred minimum radial clearance is 6-C-T, where 8 is the average thread radius of any part (the difference between the average radii of the parts is infinitely small) i C is the difference of the coefficients of the linear thermal expansion of the materials of parts 00 units in the radial direction; T is the working temperature of the compound minus the temperature of the surrounding average food. The parts of the joint are inoperable with the interfacing joint support surfaces 14. At the same time, at least one of the parts has a threadless length at the front support surface equal to A-ig9,1144. If the parts have z parts ptvjbOoii rii is made of : With thermal expansion, for example from graphite, heating to the operating temperature will cause an increase in the gap in the radial direction. In the compound shown in FIG. 6, this phenomenon is somewhat determined by the difference in longitudinal expansion. The effectiveness of longitudinal or axial expansion with respect to preventing radial spacing increases with increasing distance from the support surface 14, and at some point, which is called the neutral point, there is no net loosening or tightening of the thread. This is the point at which a part with a higher ratio (in this case, a part with internal thread) is shifted outward and upward with respect to the part with an external thread that is located under it, so that the resulting movement takes place parallel to the surface of the thread. Consequently, at any point below the neutral thread is weakened, and at any point beyond neutral - tightened. If the distance is from the neutral point to the seating surface X, then 2A-lg0 Provided that the taper is chosen paBHofi A iT ig 9 and the radial clearance increases in the correct-direction, the considered connection, in which the part with external thread has a smaller expansion coefficient, heating to working temperature will be weakened and should be tightened at a certain temperature if it is required to have a rigid connection. The need for tightening can be avoided by eliminating the thread (see Fig. 7) on one or both parts, starting from the neutral point, over distance X to the seating surface. If such a connection is selected with a very weak torque, then only the thread at the neutral point (bottom thread) will be in contact. When the joint is heated, the load on this thread does not change, and the gap between the threads over the contact point will decrease. At a given operating temperature, the same light contact is ensured in all threads. If it is required to obtain a rigid connection at the operating temperature, the threaded connection is assembled with a predetermined torque, or tightened to a certain angle beyond the point of initial contact. Then at the operating temperature all threads will be loaded. The concept of a neutral point can also be used to connect (see Fig. 3), in which the part with an external thread has a greater coefficient of linear expansion. IF a threaded connection extends only to a neutral point that is at a distance X from the seating surface, the connection will not loosen and be heated when heated. If the thread passes beyond the neutral point, the connection will weaken when heated. If the thread does not reach the neutral point, the connection will be heated when heated. Thus, during the operation of the proposed compound, the breakdowns from heating and, to a large extent, the breakdowns from workloads are completely eliminated. The service life of the threaded connection is increased by several times.
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    权利要求:
    Claims (3)
    [1]
    1. THREADED CONNECTION, axially loaded, containing male and female parts made of materials with different coefficients of linear thermal expansion, interconnected by a tapered thread with a radial clearance between the threads, increasing in the axial direction, characterized in that, with In order to increase the reliability of the connection at high temperatures, the threads on the connection details are made with different taper angles, while increasing the radial clearance between the threads directed towards the part made of a material having a higher coefficient of linear thermal expansion, and increasing the radial clearance between the turns of the compound per unit length in an ambient temperature environment equal to where A - the difference in the coefficients of linear thermal expansion of the materials of connecting parts in the axial direction;
    Lt is the operating temperature of the compound minus the ambient temperature;
    Θ - an acute angle formed by the loaded surface of the thread of any of the parts with the axis of the connection.
    [2]
    2. The compound according to claim 1, characterized in that the minimum clearance is
    B C 6T, where B is the average radius of the thread of any of the parts)
    C is the difference in the coefficients of the linear thermal dimension of the materials of the parts of the joint in the radial direction.
    [3]
    3. The connection according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the connection details are made with interacting end support surfaces, while at least one of the parts has a threadless portion with a length equal to the end support surface
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