deep roll forming
A deep-rolling, compression-force technology for manufacturing tooling, shipping and packaging, fuselage bulkheads, etc., which can solve time-consuming masking/de-masking steps, increased workpiece surface roughness, expensive lasers, etc.
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[0044] Clause 1. A method of forming a surface structure from a workpiece, the method comprising:
[0045] providing a workpiece comprising a first side and a second side, the workpiece having a thickness of about 2 inches or less;
[0046] positioning the workpiece on the positioner such that the first side of the workpiece is accessible to the deep rolling tool;
[0047] applying a compressive force to the first side of the workpiece using a deep rolling tool;
[0048] moving the deep rolling tool relative to the workpiece while continuously applying a compressive force to introduce plastic deformation to the first portion of the workpiece;
[0049] adjusting the deep rolling tool to contact the second portion of the workpiece and moving the deep rolling tool relative to the workpiece to introduce plastic deformation to the second portion of the workpiece; and
[0050] The deep rolling tool is adjusted to introduce plastic deformation to the one or more additional portions...
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