Roman Gr. Maev - Windsor, CA Frank J Ewasyshyn - Rochester MI, US Serguei A Titov - Moscow, RU John M Paille - Addison Township MI, US Elena Yu Maeva - Windsor, CA Alexey A Denisov - Windsor, CA Fedar M Seviaryn - Windsor, CA
A method and apparatus for evaluating the size and/or quality of a spot weld. The apparatus includes a two-dimensional array of ultrasonic transducers arranged with a delay line for positioning adjacent a surface of a weld. A layer of gel is placed between the delay line and the weld surface. The array of transducers emit ultrasonic waves that pass into the weld. The reflected waves are received by the transducers and relayed to a central processing unit that analyzes the time delay, amplitude, and amplitude attenuation to calculate the border of the weld nugget, the thickness of the welded material, the thickness of the gel layer, and other factors contributing to weld quality.
Method And Apparatus For Assessing The Quality Of Spot Welds
Roman Maev - Windsor, CA Frank Ewasyshyn - Rochester MI, US Serguei Titov - Moscow, RU John Paille - Addison Township MI, US Elena Maeva - Windsor, CA Alexey Denisov - Windsor, CA Fedar Seviaryn - Windsor, CA
International Classification:
B23K011/24
US Classification:
219109000
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for evaluating the size and/or quality of a spot weld. The apparatus includes a two-dimensional array of ultrasonic transducers arranged with a delay line for positioning adjacent a surface of a weld. A layer of gel is placed between the delay line and the weld surface. The array of transducers emit ultrasonic waves that pass into the weld. The reflected waves are received by the transducers and relayed to a central processing unit that analyzes the time delay, amplitude, and amplitude attenuation to calculate the border of the weld nugget, the thickness of the welded material, the thickness of the gel layer, and other factors contributing to weld quality.
Ultrasonic In-Process Monitoring And Feedback Of Resistance Spot Weld Quality
Roman Maev - Windsor, CA Andriy Chertov - Windsor, CA John Paille - Rochester Hills MI, US Frank Ewasyshyn - Rochester MI, US
International Classification:
B23K 11/24
US Classification:
219109000
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for ultrasonic in-process monitoring and feedback of resistance spot weld quality uses at least one transducer located in the electrode assembly transmitting through a weld tip into an underway weld. Analysis of the spectrum of ultrasonic waves provides the operator with an indication of the size, thickness, location, dynamics of formation and quality of the spot weld. The method presents a fundamentally new physical approach to the characterization of the spot weld quality. Together with transmission mode it includes new modes of operation of ultrasonic probes such as a reflection mode and simultaneous use of transmission and reflection modes, and a new physical interpretation of the signal analysis results.
Angular Spray Nozzle For Gas Dynamic Spray Machine
Lawrence Guc - Harrison Township MI, US Roman Maev - Windsor, CA John Paille - Rochester Hills MI, US Emil Strumban - Oak Park MI, US
International Classification:
B05B 1/00
US Classification:
239597000, 239601000
Abstract:
A nozzle extension for use with a nozzle of a particulate spray machine features a first substantially linear section terminating in a curvilinearly angled output section having a passageway with a diameter larger than a passageway in the linear section. The larger volume of the output section induces peripheral turbulence in the particulate flow to minimize clogging of the output passageway.
System And Method For Performing Resistance Spot Welding
Manohar Das - Rochester Hills MI, US Vernon Fernandez - Rochester Hills MI, US John Paille - Rochester Hills MI, US Douglas P. Gouin - Lakeshore, CA
International Classification:
B23K 11/24 B23K 11/25
US Classification:
219 911
Abstract:
A probeless energy delivery controller for a resistance spot welding system includes a power supply module that generates a first current and a power delivery module configured to generate a second current from the first current. The current is delivered to a first electrode and a second electrode that have at least two weld pieces interposed there-between. As the current flows through the weld pieces, the resistance and temperature of the weld pieces increase such that the weld pieces weld together. The system further includes a voltage control module that receives a current reading indicating a value of the second current, estimates a resistance of the weld pieces based on the value of the second current, and determines a phase angle for setting a voltage outputted by the power supply module based on the estimated resistance and a power profile. The power supply module generates the first current based on the phase angle.
Ultrasonic In-Process Monitoring And Feedback Of Resistance Spot Weld Quality
Roman Gr. Maev - Windsor, CA Andriy M. Chertov - Windsor, CA John M. Paille - Rochester Hills MI, US Frank J. Ewasyshyn - Rochester MI, US
International Classification:
B23K 11/25
US Classification:
73588
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for ultrasonic in-process monitoring and feedback of resistance spot weld quality uses at least one transducer located in the electrode assembly transmitting through a weld tip into an underway weld. Analysis of the spectrum of ultrasonic waves provides the operator with an indication of the size, thickness, location, dynamics of formation and quality of the spot weld. The method presents a fundamentally new physical approach to the characterization of the spot weld quality. Together with transmission mode it includes new modes of operation of ultrasonic probes such as a reflection mode and simultaneous use of transmission and reflection modes, and a new physical interpretation of the signal analysis results.
Ultrasonic In-Process Monitoring And Feedback Of Resistance Spot Weld Quality
- Birmingham MI, US Andriy M. Chertov - Windsor, CA John M. Paille - Rochester Hills MI, US Frank J. Ewasyshyn - Rochester MI, US
International Classification:
B23K 11/25 G01N 29/06
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for ultrasonic in-process monitoring and feedback of resistance spot weld quality uses at least one transducer located in the electrode assembly transmitting through a weld tip into an underway weld. Analysis of the spectrum of ultrasonic waves provides the operator with an indication of the size, thickness, location, dynamics of formation and quality of the spot weld. The method presents a fundamentally new physical approach to the characterization of the spot weld quality. Together with transmission mode it includes new modes of operation of ultrasonic probes such as a reflection mode and simultaneous use of transmission and reflection modes, and a new physical interpretation of the signal analysis results.
Mar 2014 to 2000 Porter/DetailerFennell Landscaping Roseville, MI Jul 2012 to Oct 2013 General LaborerRams Horn Fraser, MI Jan 2013 to Jun 2013 Busboy/Dishwasher
Education:
Roseville High School Roseville, MI 2009 to 2013 High School Diploma
Rochester Hills, Michigan Mt. Clemens, Michigan Hochst, Germany
Work:
Personal Data Connection - Founder of Personal Data Connection Chrysler LLC
Education:
Central Michigan University, Wayne State University, Macomb College, Chrysler Institute
About:
John Paille has worked at Chrysler for 42 years and retired in 2008. John has multiple U.S. Patents approved as related to testing of weld quality. John has founded a company called Personal Data Co...