CN115058710A - Ultra-indium auxiliary equipment for liner tube - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to the field of rotary target material ultra-indium, in particular to a liner tube ultra-indium auxiliary device. The invention provides a liner tube ultra-indium auxiliary device which comprises a fixing mechanism for fixing a liner tube to be processed and a movable heating device for heating the outer side of the liner tube, wherein the movable heating device moves along the liner tube while heating, and a heated tube section is exposed for indium coating operation. This super indium auxiliary assembly of bushing pipe can heat and put into its inside bushing pipe, and can directly carry out super indium operation to the bushing pipe at the in-process production personnel of its heating bushing pipe, need not frequently to carry the bushing pipe, and super indium process is comparatively saved, and production efficiency is higher.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of rotary target material ultra-indium, in particular to a liner tube ultra-indium auxiliary device.
Background
The rotary target comprises a liner tube and a plurality of sections of target tubes arranged on the outer surface of the liner tube, and the plurality of sections of target tubes are bound on the liner tube at intervals. Before binding, production personnel need to perform ultra-indium operation on the lining pipe. The ultrasonic indium coating method is characterized in that ultrasonic indium coating is carried out on the outer surface of the liner tube by using ultrasonic indium coating equipment, so that the target tube can be better bound to the liner tube. In the case of ultra-indium operation, the liner tube needs to be at a high temperature so that the indium metal can be better coated thereon, and for this reason, the production personnel need to carry the liner tube into a box-type heating apparatus provided with heating wires surrounding the liner tube, which heats the liner tube put into the apparatus. The lining pipe is taken out after being heated to a temperature higher than the preset temperature by a production worker, and then ultrasonic indium coating is carried out on the outer surface of the lining pipe by using an ultrasonic indium coating device, so that the metal indium is coated on the outer surface of the lining pipe to form an indium layer. If the length of the liner tube is long, after the front part of the liner tube is subjected to ultra-indium treatment by production personnel, the temperature of the part, which is not subjected to the ultra-indium treatment, of the liner tube is lower than the preset temperature, the production personnel need to carry the liner tube into the box type heating equipment again to heat the liner tube, the production personnel often need to carry the liner tube into and out for multiple times to complete the whole ultra-indium operation in the whole ultra-indium process, and the action of frequently carrying the liner tube into and out can cause the whole ultra-indium process to be time-consuming and the production efficiency to be low.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is to provide the liner tube super-indium auxiliary equipment, which can heat a liner tube placed in the liner tube, and in the process of heating the liner tube, production personnel can directly carry out super-indium operation on the liner tube, the liner tube does not need to be carried frequently, the super-indium process is time-saving, and the production efficiency is high.
In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides an auxiliary equipment for ultra-indium in a liner tube, which comprises a fixing mechanism for fixing the liner tube to be processed, and a movable heating device for heating the outer side of the liner tube, wherein the movable heating device moves along the liner tube while heating, and a heated tube section is exposed for indium coating operation.
Further, the fixing mechanism comprises a first clamping end and a second clamping end which are arranged oppositely, and the two clamping ends are relatively close to the clamping liner tube.
Furthermore, a driving motor is arranged, and the driving motor drives the second clamping end to rotate around the axis of the liner tube so as to drive the liner tube and the first clamping end to rotate around the axis of the liner tube together.
Furthermore, a first linear guide rail is arranged, the first clamping end is specifically arranged on the first linear guide rail, and the first clamping end moves close to the second clamping end along the first linear guide rail, so that the two clamping ends are relatively close to each other.
Further, the first linear guide rail is specifically an electric linear guide rail.
Furthermore, a second linear guide rail is arranged, and the mobile heating device is specifically arranged on the second linear guide rail and moves along the second linear guide rail.
Further, the second linear guide rail is specifically an electric linear guide rail.
Further, the movable heating device comprises a heating wire sleeved on the outer side of the liner tube for heating.
Further, the device comprises a metal indium recovery groove arranged below the liner tube.
Further, the liner is included.
Has the advantages that: a production person firstly puts a liner tube to be subjected to ultra-indium treatment into a fixing mechanism of the liner tube ultra-indium auxiliary equipment for fixing, and then a movable heating device of the equipment heats the liner tube to be slightly higher than a preset temperature and moves along the liner tube, so that the temperature of the position, to be subjected to ultra-indium treatment, of the liner tube which is just heated is not reduced to be lower than the preset temperature, the production person carries out ultrasonic indium coating operation on the position, to be subjected to ultra-indium treatment, of the liner tube which is just heated, and metal indium can be coated on the outer surface of the liner tube better. At whole super indium in-process, the producer can be along with removing heating device's removal and carry out super indium operation to the bushing pipe that has heated in succession, and the condition that the bushing pipe temperature is less than preset temperature as prior art can not appear, consequently, the producer need not frequently to carry the bushing pipe, and super indium process is comparatively saved, and production efficiency is higher.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a liner tube super indium auxiliary device.
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a liner tube fixed on a liner tube super indium auxiliary device.
Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along a-a in fig. 2.
Fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of the fixed mounting frame, the bearing seat, the front flange rotating shaft, the front clamping end and the driving motor in fig. 2.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the mobile mount, rear flange pivot and rear clamping head of fig. 2.
Fig. 6 is a schematic view of the structure of the moving heating device in fig. 2.
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1-lining pipe ultra-indium auxiliary equipment; 11-a frame; 2-control the electronic box; 3-an electric linear guide rail; 31-a first linear guide; 32-a second linear guide; 4-a fixing mechanism; 41-moving the mounting frame; 42-rear flange shaft; 43-rear clamping the tip; 44-a fixed mounting frame; 45-bearing seats; 46-front flange shaft; 47-front clamping head; 5-a liner tube; 6-driving the motor; 7-moving the heating device; 71-a mobile platform; 72-electric heating wire; 8-metal indium recovery tank.
Detailed Description
The invention is described in further detail below with reference to specific embodiments.
In order to perform the ultra-indium operation on the liner tube, in the embodiment, the liner tube to be subjected to ultra-indium operation is fixed to the ultra-indium auxiliary device 1 of the liner tube as shown in fig. 1, and after the liner tube is fixed, as shown in fig. 2, the ultra-indium auxiliary device 1 of the liner tube can heat the liner tube 5 fixed thereon, and a production worker can directly perform the ultra-indium operation on the outer surface of the tube section of the liner tube 5 which is heated. Referring to fig. 1, the liner tube ultra-indium auxiliary device 1 comprises a frame 11, and a control electronic box 2 with a preset control program is installed at the front part of the frame 11. Four electric linear guide rails 3 transversely arranged front and back are arranged at the top of the frame 11, and the four electric linear guide rails 3 are arranged left and right at intervals and are parallel to each other. The four electric linear guide rails 3 are respectively and electrically connected with the control electric box 2, and can drive devices arranged on the electric linear guide rails to move back and forth along the guide rails under the control of the control electric box 2. Of the four electric linear guide rails 3, the left two are first linear guide rails 31, see fig. 2, and the two first linear guide rails 31 are provided with movable mounting frames 41. Referring to fig. 2 and 5, a rear flange rotating shaft 42 capable of rotating around its axis is inserted through the top of the movable mounting frame 41 in front and at the back, the rear flange rotating shaft 42 has a flange portion extending forward, and a rear clamping end 43 is bolted to the front side of the flange portion, so that the movable mounting frame 41 can move back and forth along the guide rails 31 under the drive of the two first linear guide rails 31, and the rear flange rotating shaft 42 and the rear clamping end 43 mounted on the movable mounting frame 41 move back and forth along with the guide rails 31.
Referring to fig. 2, a fixed mounting rack 44 fixedly connected to the top of the frame 11 is provided in front of the two first linear guide rails 31. Referring to fig. 3 and 4, two bearing seats 45 are arranged above the fixed mounting frame 44 at intervals in the front-back direction, a front flange rotating shaft 46 capable of rotating around the axis of the two bearing seats 45 penetrates through the two bearing seats 45, the front flange rotating shaft 46 is provided with a flange portion extending towards the back, a front clamping head 47 is connected to the back side of the flange portion through a bolt, and the front clamping head 47 is arranged opposite to the back clamping head 43. The rear of the front clamp head 47 and the front of the rear clamp head 43 are both frustums, the outer diameter of which matches the inner diameter of the liner 5. The back end of a liner pipe 5 to be subjected to ultra-indium is sleeved on a frustum at the front part of a back clamping end 43 by a production worker, the frustum at the front part of the back clamping end 43 is sunk into the inner diameter of the liner pipe 5, then the two first linear guide rails 31 are controlled by the control electronic box 2 to drive the movable mounting frame 41 mounted on the movable mounting frame to move forwards, the back flange rotating shaft 42 and the back clamping end 43 on the movable mounting frame 41 move forwards along with the movable mounting frame to be close to the front clamping end 47, so that the liner pipe 5 sleeved on the back clamping end 43 is driven to move forwards until the front end of the liner pipe 5 is sleeved on the frustum at the back part of the front clamping end 47, the liner pipe 5 is clamped and fixed by the front clamping end 47 and the back clamping end 43 together, and the axes of the front flange rotating shaft 46, the front clamping end 47, the back flange rotating shaft 42, the back clamping end 43 and the liner pipe 5 are overlapped. The movable mounting frame 41, the rear flange rotating shaft 42, the rear clamping end 43, the fixed mounting frame 44, the bearing seat 45, the front flange rotating shaft 46 and the front clamping end 47 jointly form a fixing mechanism 4 for fixing the liner tube 5.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, a driving motor 6 fixedly connected to the frame 11 is disposed in front of the fixed mounting frame 44, the driving motor 6 is electrically connected to and controlled by the control electric box 2, and a rotating shaft of the driving motor 6 extends rearward and is connected to a front end of the front flange rotating shaft 46, so that the control electric box 2 controls the rotating shaft of the driving motor 6 to rotate to drive the front flange rotating shaft 46 to rotate around its own axis, and the front clamping head 47 bolted to the front flange rotating shaft 46 also rotates along with the rotating shaft to drive the liner tube 5 and the rear clamping head 43 to rotate around the axis together.
Referring to fig. 1, two of the four electric linear guides 3 on the right are the second linear guides 3, and the two second linear guides 32 are provided with the moving platform 71. Referring to fig. 2 and 6, a spiral heating wire 72 extending to the left is disposed on the movable platform 71, and the heating wire 72 is sleeved outside the liner tube 5 and electrically connected to and controlled by the control electric box 2. The moving platform 71 is moved back and forth along the guide rails 32 by the two second linear guide rails 32, and the heating wire 72 mounted thereon is moved back and forth along the liner tube 5. The movable platform 71 and the heating wire 72 together constitute a movable heating means 7 for heating the outside of the liner tube 5.
When the liner tube 5 needs to be subjected to the ultra-indium operation, a production worker needs to install the liner tube 5 to be subjected to ultra-indium operation into the liner tube ultra-indium auxiliary device 1 shown in fig. 1, specifically, the production worker penetrates the liner tube 5 to be subjected to ultra-indium operation into the electric heating wire 72, the rear end of the liner tube 5 is sleeved on the frustum of the rear clamping head 43, then the two first linear guide rails 31 are controlled by the control electronic box 2 to drive the movable mounting frame 41, the rear flange rotating shaft 42, the rear clamping head 43 and the liner tube 5 which are installed on the liner tube 5 to move forward together to be close to the front clamping head 47 until the front end of the liner tube 5 is sleeved on the frustum of the front clamping head 47, and the liner tube 5 is installed into the liner tube ultra-indium auxiliary device 1 shown in fig. 2. Then, the manufacturer controls the heating wire 72 to start by controlling the electric box 2 to heat the liner tube 5, and controls the two second linear guide rails 32 to drive the moving platform 71 mounted thereon to move backwards, the heating wire 72 mounted on the moving platform 71 heats the liner tube 5 and moves backwards along the liner tube 5, so that the liner tube 5 is heated section by section from front to back, and the heated tube section is exposed because the heating wire 72 is not sheathed any more. Meanwhile, the manufacturer controls the rotation shaft of the driving motor 6 to rotate by controlling the electric box 2 to drive the front flange rotating shaft 46 to rotate around the axis of the manufacturer, and drives the front clamping end 47, the liner tube 5, the rear clamping end 43 and the rear flange rotating shaft 42 to rotate around the axis together. The manufacturer can then leave the control box 2 and hold an ultrasonic indium-coating device (not shown) to perform an ultrasonic indium-coating operation on the outer surface of the heated exposed section of the liner tube 5, following the moving direction of the heating wire 72. When the heating wire 72 moves and heats to the rear end of the liner tube 5, the control electronic box 2 controls the two second linear guide rails 32 to move reversely, the moving platform 71 mounted on the moving platform is driven to move forwards, the heating wire 72 mounted on the moving platform 71 is changed into a mode that the liner tube 5 moves forwards along the liner tube 5, a producer also carries out ultrasonic indium coating operation on the outer surface of the exposed tube section of the liner tube 5 after being heated along the moving direction of the heating wire 72, the operation is repeated in this mode until the producer coats an indium layer with a certain thickness on the outer surface of the liner tube 5, and the ultra-indium operation is completed. In order to prevent the metal indium from falling to the ground in the ultra-indium process, a metal indium recovery groove 8 with an upward notch is arranged on the frame 11 below the liner tube 5, as shown in fig. 1 and 3.
Since the heated section of the liner 5 is exposed to ultra-indium operation as the heating wire 72 moves along the heating edge of the liner 5, there is limited temperature drop in the section of the liner 5. In the prior art, the liner tube 5 needs to be heated and then taken out from the heating device by a manufacturer, and the liner tube 5 is cooled by the time consumed in the process, so that the preset temperature of the liner tube 5 in the embodiment can be lower than that in the prior art under the condition that the ideal temperature of the liner tube 5 is not changed, that is, the power of the heating wire 72 can be lower, and the cost is saved.
In this embodiment, the spiral heating wire 72 is sleeved outside the liner tube 5, and during the process of performing the super indium operation, the liner tube 5 keeps rotating around the axis thereof, which is beneficial to the liner tube 5 to be heated uniformly, and is beneficial to the production personnel to coat the metal indium layer on the outer surface of the liner tube 5 more uniformly, and the indium coating effect is good. In other, non-preferred embodiments, heating wires 72 may not be looped around liner 5 and instead may only be aligned adjacent liner 5, or liner 5 may instead not rotate.
The above description is only the embodiments of the present invention, and the scope of protection is not limited thereto. The insubstantial changes or substitutions will now be made by those skilled in the art based on the teachings of the present invention, which fall within the scope of the claims.
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1. The utility model provides a super indium auxiliary assembly of bushing pipe, characterized by includes the fixed establishment that is used for fixing the bushing pipe of treating processing, includes the removal heating device who is used for heating the bushing pipe outside, removes the removal heating device limit and heats the border and remove along the bushing pipe, exposes the pipe section that has heated and supplies to scribble the indium operation.
2. The liner ultra-indium assist apparatus as claimed in claim 1, wherein the securing mechanism comprises first and second opposing gripper heads, the gripper heads being relatively close to grip the liner.
3. The liner tube indium assist apparatus of claim 2, wherein a drive motor is provided to rotate the second clamp head about the axis of the liner tube to rotate the liner tube and the first clamp head together about the axis of the liner tube.
4. The liner tube indium lined assistive device of claim 2, wherein a first linear guide is provided, and wherein the first gripping tip is specifically provided on the first linear guide and is moved along the first linear guide to approach the second gripping tip, thereby achieving relative approach of the two gripping tips.
5. The liner tube ultra-indium auxiliary device as claimed in claim 4, wherein the first linear guide rail is a motor-driven linear guide rail.
6. The auxiliary equipment for lining pipe ultra-indium as claimed in claim 1, wherein a second linear guide rail is provided, and the movable heating device is arranged on the second linear guide rail and moves along the second linear guide rail.
7. The liner tube indium supplementing device as claimed in claim 6, wherein the second linear guide rail is a motor-driven linear guide rail.
8. The auxiliary equipment for lining the pipe with super indium as claimed in claim 1 or 6, wherein the movable heating device comprises a heating wire which is sleeved on the outer side of the lining pipe for heating.
9. The auxiliary equipment for supporting the liner tube ultra-indium as claimed in claim 1, wherein the auxiliary equipment comprises a metal indium recovery groove arranged below the liner tube.
10. The liner tube indium lined auxiliary equipment as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 9, which comprises the liner tube.
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