Welding Apparatus TRIZ Cases

Convex bead portions keep metal separators in contact at the welding line, enabling stable laser welding and better sealing in tight clamping space.

Non-contact optical measurement replaces dial gauges to align weld parts accurately, cut scrap, and speed automated concentricity checks.

A welded conical expansion section lets threaded rods be cut to size, reducing anchor inventory, rod protrusion, and material waste.

Continuous photon-counting radiography combines moving-frame data into one weld image, cutting large-pipe inspection from hours to minutes.

Grooves and a slotted top secure firearm targets without friction fits, enabling faster replacement and fewer attachment failures.

A welded conical expansion section lets anchors be made to exact rod lengths, reducing inventory waste and avoiding excess protrusion in concrete fixings.

An austenite-based steel composition and welding route raises slurry pipe wear resistance while preserving low-temperature toughness and limiting weld cracks.

Ultrasound inspection at elevated weld temperature avoids cooling delays, enabling faster defect detection and weld correction.

Rotatable probe holders position eddy current sensors on small tubes to inspect welds accurately and detect cracks or gaps.

Camera-based solder wave and nozzle detection enables faster calibration, fewer production errors, and earlier maintenance alerts.

Standard-value solder joint classification improves PCB SPI accuracy, cutting false poor-solder calls and manual re-judgment time.