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JB/T 10258-2001 Bumps for resistance projection welding

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Standard ID: JB/T 10258-2001

Standard Name: Bumps for resistance projection welding

Chinese Name: 电阻凸焊用的凸点

Standard category:Machinery Industry Standard (JB)

state:in force

Date of Release2001-05-23

Date of Implementation:2001-10-01

standard classification number

Standard ICS number:Mechanical manufacturing>>Welding, brazing and low-temperature welding>>25.160.30 Welding equipment

Standard Classification Number:Machinery>>General Processing Machinery and Equipment>>J64 Welding and Cutting Equipment

associated standards

Procurement status:idt ISO 8167:1989

Publication information

publishing house:Mechanical Industry Press

Publication date:2005-05-15

other information

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This standard specifies the dimensions and characteristics of bumps for resistor projection welding, and includes the design and dimensions of special tools (see Appendix B). JB/T 10258-2001 Bumps for resistor projection welding JB/T10258-2001 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

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ICS25.160.30
Machinery Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
JB/T10258—2001
idt I08167:1989www.bzxz.net
Projections forresistancewelding2001-05-23 Issued
China Machinery Industry Federation
2001-10-01 Implementation
JB/T10258—2001
This standard is equivalent to 1S08167:1989 for resistance projection welding: 1 point 3 water standard is the first piece of the standard. The appendix A and appendix B of this standard are not explicitly mentioned. The water standard is proposed by the National Electric Welding Machine Standardization Technical Committee and is used in conjunction with the following: This standard is difficult to start with: the unit of the Ministry of Electric Welding Machine Factory. The main author of this standard is Zhang Longshi.
TAT10258-2001
ISO
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International Standard ISO 6187:1969 was prepared by ISO/TC44 Technical Committee for Welding and Similar Processes. The references and precautions of this standard are indicative appendices. f
Mechanical Industry Standard of the People's Republic of China
Bumps for resistance projection welding
Prujce Lkons fur resiytanec weldiagJB/T10758-2001
1ISO 8167:1989
This standard specifies the dimensions and special features of bumps for resistance projection welding and includes the specifications and dimensions for its special tools (see Appendix). 2 Referenced standards
The following standards contain provisions that constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. The versions mentioned are valid at the time of publication of this standard. All standards are subject to revision and the parties to this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest versions of the following standards. 8/T1500.7-1998 Basis of electrodes and fits Part 3: Standard tolerances and standard deviations (ES0286-1:1938) 3 Dimensions
The dimensions should be as shown in Figure 1 and Table 1.
The tolerance is "%". The difference in bump angle a should be +1%, except for the case of multiple bumps at the same time. The difference in the angle of any two bumps on the same part is not less than 1%. Can exceed the device, note: ". Change the height of the punch press to punch out
2. If the steel plate is different, the convex point should be set on the thicker steel plate, and the size is determined according to the thicker steel plate. The relationship between the thickness of the sail plate and the true diameter of the convex point is shown in Figure 1 of the trap A - convex point for resistance projection welding
China Machinery Industry Federation 2001-05-23 approved 2001-10-0 implementation
JE/T10258- 2001
The diameter of the bump molding process is equal to, and the tolerance of the molding process is 2 degrees. See Article 3. The bump (P) specified in this standard shall be marked with the following serial numbers: a. Name (i.e. "point"
D) Code of this standard:
) Point diameter d, mm
Example: The point diameter is 2.mm, and the symbol is: Bump TB/T 10265 P2. 5
.m/T10258-2001
(Informative Appendix)
Relationship between steel plate thickness and bump height
When the strength of the weld chain and the material properties are determined and the required elastic connection is determined, the following three bump diameters are recommended according to the plate thickness (see Table A1).
Group: Small size bumps, suitable for occasions with space restrictions or the need to record small welds. : Standard bumps, usually require a larger space and make a larger weld mark than group bumps. Group: Space or shape restrictions, or multiple bumps, usually good size, suitable for high strength and large size bumps. For convenience, it is also possible to sign a design agreement with the bump group recommended by other industry standards or joint industry standards: Table: 1-: Bump straightness light
Pin plate thickness
0.5 0. 65
1. 6≤ t 2. 5
2. 5 3
JB/T 1025B—2001
Appendix B
(Requested Appendix)
The process used for bump processing is the creation of the sub
C.2 45*
: H Other dimensions are shown in the table, and other dimensions not made or specified by hand are in the relevant public specifications of Figure B. 1. Other dimensions
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