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RIKEN Accel. Próg. Rep. 24 (1990)

V-2-33. Problems for lmprovement of Existing Aluminum-Alloy Flange

T. Nishidono, S. Yokouchi, H. Daibo, N. Takagi,* and S.H. Be

An aluminum-alloy flange, which is planned to be used in the SPring-8 storage ring, is required to be leakJess even after many cycles of baking at 150°C. To pursue the origin of leakage, we inspected

the surfaces of flange edges in detail of two types of conflat flanges which have been using for particie accelerators so far. Table 1 shows the specifica-tions of two types of the flanges. The surface was

Table 1. Specifications of aluminum-alloy flanges.

TYPE A

TYPE B

Notes

Seal

Knife edge seal (Conflat scal)

Knife edge seal (Conflat seal)

Materiał

Al-Si alloy

Al-Cu alloy

Tensile

Strength

43 kff /na2 31 kiT /™2

44 kff /W

36 kg /m,2

Representative value At rooa temp.

At 150 *C

Flange

Yield

Strength

35 k* /an,2 31 kff / B3D 2

33 kg /na2 32 kg /ca2

Representative value At rooo teflip.

At 150 °C

Coefficient of thenal expansion

22.3 X10"‘

Reprcsentative value

Surface treatnent

TiN

CrN.CrC

łon piat i ng

Surface Roughness

R..« 1.9 u m

R.a> 0.2 /im

Heasured value

Gasket

1 '

Materiał

Pure Al

Pure Al

Hardness

Hv 38 -39

Heasured value

* ULYAC Corporation.


Fig. 2. Fabrication process of the cut sample of fastened flange.

investigated with a scanning electron spectroscope (SEM) and optical microscope. Figurę 1 shows



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expanded sectional views of flange edges photo-graphed with the optical microscope with a magnify-ing power of 12.5. We observed.: 1, Si segregation on the surface.; 2, Existence of lines of a pitch of 4-16/Ltm drawn by machining.; 3, Non-uniformity of the sealing surface, i.e., average roughness of 0.24-3/xm; 4, Non-uniformity of TiN and CrN film of l-2/xm thick. 5, Existence of pits of 8-16/xm, of cracks of 8-80/xm width and spherical projec-tions. To improve the reliability of leakage, these items are problems to be improved. According to our experience of using them, type A seems to be morę leakless than type B.1}


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Fig. 1. Photographs of knife edge of aluminum-alloy flanges. (a) at type A flange (x 12.5); (b) at type B flange (x 25).


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