ipikus
Materials
- Feb 21, 2014
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Dear Sirs,
We manufactured by machining a parts from 7075-T6 aluminum rod.
Before turning the part, we cut it into 4 sections along the center line, so we created 4 segments that make the complete circle. Then we held them together and machined them by turning.
The part has many sections and different diameters.
After machining, and during a long period of shipping and warehousing, the geometry of the part has “moved” (deformation) and we think it is due to internal stresses.
We have a strong jig that we can force clamp the segments back into the correct shape. What is the correct process to stress relived the distorted parts and bring them back into shape?
If anyone can provide us with this information we are able to perform the repair.
Thanks in advance
ipikus
We manufactured by machining a parts from 7075-T6 aluminum rod.
Before turning the part, we cut it into 4 sections along the center line, so we created 4 segments that make the complete circle. Then we held them together and machined them by turning.
The part has many sections and different diameters.
After machining, and during a long period of shipping and warehousing, the geometry of the part has “moved” (deformation) and we think it is due to internal stresses.
We have a strong jig that we can force clamp the segments back into the correct shape. What is the correct process to stress relived the distorted parts and bring them back into shape?
If anyone can provide us with this information we are able to perform the repair.
Thanks in advance
ipikus