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brazing handbook
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05-02-2012, 01:08 AM (This post was last modified: 05-02-2012, 08:49 AM by Dell_Brett.)
brazing handbook

Author: cuprobraze | Size: 1.91 MB | Format: PDF | Quality: Original preprint | Publisher: cuprobraze | Year: 2006 | pages: 110

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Forewords
The CuproBraze brazing handbook is a way to share the latest knowledge regarding the CuproBraze process. It deals with technical questions in general. The CuproBraze process is rather young and developments in different areas are still on-going. Therefore, all recommendations in the handbook should be seen as advice, sometimes better or other ways to success can be found. The handbook will be updated from time to time and if there are any questions or other matters which should be included, please contact editors.
The handbook is based on the original manuscript of Leif Tapper, who has retired when this edition comes out.
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Contents
1. General
1.1 Efficient heat exchangers
1.2 Technology development
1.3 Effects of annealing
1.4 Soldering and brazing
2. Copper alloys
2.1 Fin material
2.2 Tube material
2.3 Brass material for headers, side supports and similar applications
2.4 Strength at elevated temperatures
3. Filler materials
3.1 Brazing powder
3.2 Brazing foil
3.3 Brazing paste
4. Paste application
4.1 Paste on tubes
4.2 Paste on fin tips
4.3 Tube-to-header joints
5. Fabrication and assembly of components
5.1 Tube fabrication
5.2 HF-welded tubes
5.3 Folded tubes
5.4 Fins
5.5 Headers
5.6 Surface conditions
5.7 Brazing fixtures and assemblies
6. Brazing operation
6.1 Atmosphere
6.2 Temperature and time
7. Selecting a furnace
7.1 Batch furnace
7.2 Semi-continuous furnace
7.3 Continuous furnace
7.4 Heating source
7.5 Process emissions
8. Corrosion resistance
8.1 Cleaning after brazing
8.2 lnternal corrosion
8.3 External corrosion
8.4 Coatings
9. Special brazing processes
9.1 One shot brazing
9.2 Brazing of parts with internal turbulators (CAC)
9.3 Splitter fin together with CuproBraze
9.4 Brazing of steel parts
10 Quality check
10.1 Visual inspection in general
Reparability
11.1 Soldering
11.2 Re-brazing
11.3 Brazing with AgCu filler metals
12. Troubleshooting
13. Luvata Brazing Center
14. Getting started
14.1 Contacts
14.2 Web sites
14.3 Regular publications
14.4 Recent technical literature
15. CuproBraze in brief

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