Übersetzung für "Brazing metal" in Deutsch

The brazing metal is a powdered material of nickel, iron or copper base.

In this connection, it is important for manufacturing reasons that the cutting bodies 19 to 22 are easily accessible from the side so that the brazing filler metal can be optimally measured out and the brazing process optimally arranged.

Published European Application No. 0 049 489 B has already disclosed a method for applying brazing material to metal structures, in which a pressure-sensitive adhesive is applied and then is acted upon by brazing powder.

Applying brazing material to metal structures, such as metal catalyst carriers for exhaust gas catalytic converters, is a key problem in the effectiveness of the manufacturing process for such catalyst carriers or for the later strength and durability of the carrier itself.

Furthermore, the carrier body can preferably be connected to metal layers >5 ?m, which are applied, for example, using DCB (Direct Copper Bonding) processes or AMB (Active Metal Brazing) processes.

By way of example, connecting materials such as adhesives, metallisations, metals, metals which have been connected to the cooling box, by way of example, by processes such as DCB (Direct Copper Bonding) or AMB (Active Metal Brazing) may be mentioned.

By way of example, connecting materials, such as adhesives, metallisations, metals, metals which, by way of example, have been connected to the cooling box by processes such as DCB (Direct Copper Bonding) or AMB (Active Metal Brazing), solders, reaction solders, double-sided adhesive films, etc: may be mentioned.

Electric brazing also requires the use of an additional metal (brazing blanks or paste) but in this case an electrode provides the energy to melt the brazing material and create the metallic bond between the tip and the support (further reading on tip welding).

Brazing is a metal-joining process in which two or more metal items are joined together by melting, and flowing a filler metal into the joint, the filler metal having a lower melting point than the adjoining metal.

Furthermore, the metallisation layers are greater than 5 ?m and are applied using DCB processes (Direct Copper Bonding) or AMB processes (Active Metal Brazing).

By way of example, connecting materials such as adhesives, metallizations, metals, metals which have been connected to the carrier body, by way of example, by processes such as DCB (Direct Copper Bonding) or AMB (Active Metal Brazing) can be mentioned.

By way of example, connecting materials, such as adhesives, metallizations, metals, metals which, by way of example, have been connected to the carrier body using methods such as DCB (Direct Copper Bonding) or AMB (Active Metal Brazing), solders, reaction solders, double-sided adhesive films, etc. could be mentioned.

Preferably, cooling boxes of more than one piece are connected to one another by the processes of DCB (direct copper bonding) or AMB (active metal brazing) or metallisations, such as tungsten.

Such methods include, in particular, direct copper bonding (DCB), direct aluminum bonding (DAB) and active metal brazing (AMB), in which the metal is melted at high temperatures and the resulting melt is applied to the ceramic substrate and subsequently solidified.

Attempts to braze in plating sleeves by means of brazing foils failed because the minimal gap, which always exists in cylindrical or other non-planar systems, cannot be completely filled out with brazing metal.