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NO122723B
NO122723B NO169836A NO16983667A NO122723B NO 122723 B NO122723 B NO 122723B NO 169836 A NO169836 A NO 169836A NO 16983667 A NO16983667 A NO 16983667A NO 122723 B NO122723 B NO 122723B
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L Ekblom
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Ingf Hans Hansson & Co
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04BUILDING
    • E04BGENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/35Extraordinary methods of construction, e.g. lift-slab, jack-block
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04BUILDING
    • E04BGENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/18Structures comprising elongated load-supporting parts, e.g. columns, girders, skeletons
    • E04B1/20Structures comprising elongated load-supporting parts, e.g. columns, girders, skeletons the supporting parts consisting of concrete, e.g. reinforced concrete, or other stonelike material

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Loddemiddel bestående av en kobber-titanlegering. Solder consisting of a copper-titanium alloy.

Som kjent hefter legeringer som inneholder 70 pst. til 99 pst. kobber og 30 pst. til 1 pst. titan eller zirkonium utmerket til keramisk materiale og egner seg derfor til metallisering av keramiske flater, hvor-ved man oppnår den fordel at andre metall-deler kan loddes fast til denne flate resp. at flaten kan overtrekkes elektrolytisk med et annet metall. Det viser seg imidlertid at dette materiale selv er dårlig egnet som loddemiddel for keramiske flater som ikke er blitt metallisert på forhånd. As is known, alloys containing 70 percent to 99 percent copper and 30 percent to 1 percent titanium or zirconium adhere excellently to ceramic material and are therefore suitable for the metallization of ceramic surfaces, whereby one obtains the advantage that other metals parts can be soldered to this surface or that the surface can be coated electrolytically with another metal. However, it turns out that this material itself is poorly suited as a solder for ceramic surfaces that have not been metallized beforehand.

Oppfinnelsen gjør det mulig å forbinde keramiske flater på deler av en vakuumbeholder med hinannen eller med en metall-flate vakuumtett derved at det anvendes et loddemiddel som består av en legering som inneholder 56—60 fortrinsvis 58 vektsprosent kobber og 44—40, fortrinsvis 42 vektsprosent titan. Det har vist seg at en slik legering, når det angår lodning, er langt overlegen over kobber- og titanleger-inger som inneholder mere enn 44 vektsprosent eller mindre enn 40 vektsprosent The invention makes it possible to connect ceramic surfaces on parts of a vacuum container to each other or to a metal surface in a vacuum-tight manner by using a solder consisting of an alloy containing 56-60, preferably 58 percent by weight copper and 44-40, preferably 42 percent by weight titanium. It has been found that such an alloy, as far as brazing is concerned, is far superior to copper and titanium alloys containing more than 44% by weight or less than 40% by weight

titan. Loddemidlet hefter bedre, flyter bedre og har dessuten et lavere damp-trykk enn kobber-titanlegeringene med et høyere kobberinnhold, slik at loddemidlet ved smeltning i vakuum under dannelsen av loddeforbindelsen ikke fordamper merk-bart. Bestrebelsene går i retning av det foran nevnte forhold: like atomprosent-mengder titan og kobber, men avvikelser innenfor de foran nevnte grenser er å anse som tillatelige. titanium. The solder adheres better, flows better and also has a lower vapor pressure than the copper-titanium alloys with a higher copper content, so that the solder does not evaporate noticeably when melted in a vacuum during the formation of the solder joint. The efforts are in the direction of the aforementioned ratio: equal atomic percentage amounts of titanium and copper, but deviations within the aforementioned limits are to be considered permissible.

Oppfinnelsen skal bli nærmere forklart i forbindelse med tegningen som i snitt The invention shall be explained in more detail in connection with the drawing as a section

viser en vakuumbeholder i form av et elek-trisk utladningsrør, hvis keramiske og me-talliske beholderdeler er blitt forbundet med hinannen ved hjelp av loddeforbindelr-ser i henhold til oppfinnelsen. shows a vacuum container in the form of an electric discharge tube, whose ceramic and metallic container parts have been connected to each other by means of solder connections according to the invention.

På tegningen er katoden betegnet med 1, et gitter med 2 og anoden med 3. Veggen består av keramiske deler 4, 5, 6 og 7 som ved loddeforbindelser 12 i henhold til oppfinnelsen er forbundet med hinannen og med metalltilføringer til gitteret 2 og til katoden 1. Også anoden 3 kan ved hjelp av en slik loddeforbindelse være festet i den keramiske skive 4. Delene blir i en vakuumklokke stablet på hinannen under mellomlegning av til ringform presset pulverisert loddemateriale, som består av en pulverisert kobber-titanlegering med 58 vektsprosent kobber og 42 vektsprosent titan. Katodens opphetningslegeme 8 kan på forhånd forbindes med katodeskiven ved hjelp av en tilførselsledning 9 og ved hjelp av den annen tilførselsledning 10 med en me tallskive 11. Egnede keramiske materialer er f. eks. alundum (A1203) og fosterit (2MgO . Si02). Som metaller kan det da anvendes fernico resp. kromjern. Det keramiske materiales utvidelseskoeffi-sient skal imidlertid i det vesentlige svare til utvidelseskoeffisienten av de metaller som de skal forbindes med. In the drawing, the cathode is denoted by 1, a grid by 2 and the anode by 3. The wall consists of ceramic parts 4, 5, 6 and 7 which are connected to each other by solder connections 12 according to the invention and with metal supplies to the grid 2 and to the cathode 1. The anode 3 can also be fixed in the ceramic disc 4 with the help of such a solder connection. The parts are stacked on top of each other in a vacuum bell, interspersed with powdered solder material pressed into a ring shape, which consists of a powdered copper-titanium alloy with 58% copper by weight and 42% titanium by weight. The cathode's heating body 8 can be connected in advance to the cathode disk by means of a supply line 9 and by means of the other supply line 10 to a metal disk 11. Suitable ceramic materials are e.g. alundum (A1203) and fosterite (2MgO . SiO 2 ). Fernico or fernico can then be used as metals. chrome iron. However, the expansion coefficient of the ceramic material must essentially correspond to the expansion coefficient of the metals with which they are to be connected.

Etter at beholderen er blitt evakuert, blir det hele opphetet ved hjelp av høy-frekvensstrømmer inntil loddematerialet smelter og forbinder delene vakuumtett med hverandre. After the container has been evacuated, the whole thing is heated by means of high-frequency currents until the solder melts and connects the parts vacuum-tight to each other.

Det var kjent at en blanding som for mere enn 50 pst.'s vedkommende består av tungtsmeltende metall, som f. eks. wolfram, molybden, tantal, titan eller vana-dium og et f. eks. av kobber, nikkel, sink, tinn, aluminium, kobolt eller jern bestående loddemetall egner seg til sammenlod-ning av wolfram og kobber, f. eks. ved fremstilling av anoden i et røntgenrør. Til å forbinde keramiske flater har imidlertid denne legering vist seg betydelig mindre egnet. It was known that a mixture which for more than 50 percent consists of heavy-melting metal, such as e.g. tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, titanium or vanadium and an e.g. Solder consisting of copper, nickel, zinc, tin, aluminium, cobalt or iron is suitable for soldering tungsten and copper, e.g. when making the anode in an X-ray tube. However, this alloy has proven to be significantly less suitable for joining ceramic surfaces.

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Loddemiddel bestående av en kobber-titan-legering til vakuumtett å forbinde på forhånd ikke metalliserte keramiske deler med beholderdeler av keramikk eller metall, spesielt i elektriske utladningsrør, karakterisert ved, at legeringen består avSolder consisting of a copper-titanium alloy for vacuum-tightly connecting non-metallized ceramic parts with container parts made of ceramic or metal, especially in electric discharge tubes, characterized in that the alloy consists of 56—60 fortrinsvis 58 vekt-pst. kobber og 44—40 fortrinsvis 42 vekt-pst. titan.56-60 preferably 58 weight percent. copper and 44-40 preferably 42 weight percent. titanium.
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