CA2608176A1 - Nitinol ice blades - Google Patents
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A Nitinol ice blade includes a blade body having attachment structure by which it is held in a blade holder of an ice travel device, such as an ice skate or ice boat. The processes and products made by the processes. The processes include selecting a Type 60 Nitinol sheet or bar that has been hot-worked at a temperature of above about 900°C
to a reduction of at least about 2% in the dimension of said hot-working. Blade blanks are cut from the sheet, and the blade blanks are heated to between 600°C to about 800°C and immediately quenched to ambient temperature to produce blanks having a hardness of about 48-53RC. The running edge of the blade blanks are ground to a desired profile and sharpness. The ground blades may then be heated to an elevated temperature of about 850-1000°C and immediately quenched to produce a hardness at the edge of above 56RC.
to a reduction of at least about 2% in the dimension of said hot-working. Blade blanks are cut from the sheet, and the blade blanks are heated to between 600°C to about 800°C and immediately quenched to ambient temperature to produce blanks having a hardness of about 48-53RC. The running edge of the blade blanks are ground to a desired profile and sharpness. The ground blades may then be heated to an elevated temperature of about 850-1000°C and immediately quenched to produce a hardness at the edge of above 56RC.
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1. A method for sharpening a running edge of a Type 60 Nitinol ice skate blade to produce a hollow grind with opposing sharp edges, comprising:
grinding said running edge, using a grinding wheel made substantially of cubitron, to a desired hollow profile with said desired sharp edges, making shallow grinding passes of about 0.002-0.004" for each pass until said desired sharp edges are attained.
grinding said running edge, using a grinding wheel made substantially of cubitron, to a desired hollow profile with said desired sharp edges, making shallow grinding passes of about 0.002-0.004" for each pass until said desired sharp edges are attained.
2. A method of making ice blades, comprising:
selecting a Type 60 Nitinol sheet that has been hot-worked at a temperature of about 900°C to 950°C to a reduction of at least about 2% in the dimension of said hot-working;
cutting ice blade blanks from said sheet;
heating said blanks to between 600°C to about 800°C and immediately quenching said blanks to ambient temperature to produce blanks having a hardness of about 48-53RC; and grinding one edge of said blade blanks to a desired profile and sharpness.
selecting a Type 60 Nitinol sheet that has been hot-worked at a temperature of about 900°C to 950°C to a reduction of at least about 2% in the dimension of said hot-working;
cutting ice blade blanks from said sheet;
heating said blanks to between 600°C to about 800°C and immediately quenching said blanks to ambient temperature to produce blanks having a hardness of about 48-53RC; and grinding one edge of said blade blanks to a desired profile and sharpness.
3. A method as defined in claim 2, further comprising:
heat treating of the bottom of the blade to produce a very hard and erosion resistant surface.
heat treating of the bottom of the blade to produce a very hard and erosion resistant surface.
4. A method as defined in claim 3, wherein:
said heat treating of said bottom of said blade includes heating said one edge to an elevated temperature of about 850-1000°C and immediately quenching said blade blank to produce a hardness at said one edge of above 56RC.
said heat treating of said bottom of said blade includes heating said one edge to an elevated temperature of about 850-1000°C and immediately quenching said blade blank to produce a hardness at said one edge of above 56RC.
5. A method as defined in claim 2, wherein:
said grinding step includes rotating a narrow grinding blade, made primarily of cubic boron nitride, against said one end of said blade blanks and grinding off a layer of Nitinol in several passes, each pass being at a depth of 0.015"-0.020".
said grinding step includes rotating a narrow grinding blade, made primarily of cubic boron nitride, against said one end of said blade blanks and grinding off a layer of Nitinol in several passes, each pass being at a depth of 0.015"-0.020".
6. A method of forming a part made of Type 60 Nitinol to a desired shape, comprising:
heating said part to a temperature above 700°C;
placing said part between matched dies having a die interface profile corresponding to said desired shape; and holding said part at said temperature for a period of at least about 15 miuntes.
heating said part to a temperature above 700°C;
placing said part between matched dies having a die interface profile corresponding to said desired shape; and holding said part at said temperature for a period of at least about 15 miuntes.
7. The method as defined in claim 5, further comprising:
immediately after said holding period, rapidly quenching said part in coolant from said temperature to a temperature below about 400°C.
immediately after said holding period, rapidly quenching said part in coolant from said temperature to a temperature below about 400°C.
8. The method as defined in claim 6, wherein:
said part is an ice blade and said desired shape is flat.
said part is an ice blade and said desired shape is flat.
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