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    • 62. 发明专利
    • Small-sized fatigue tester and fatigue test method
    • 小尺寸疲劳试验机和疲劳试验方法
    • JP2005189064A
    • 2005-07-14
    • JP2003429875
    • 2003-12-25
    • Toshiba Corp株式会社東芝
    • KURI YUUJINAKATANI YUJIROITO YOSHIYASUISHIWATARI YUTAKA
    • G01N3/32G01N3/34
    • PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To efficiently perform high-accuracy fatigue test on a minute test specimen according to the material characteristics of an inspecting object component that is the test specimen.
      SOLUTION: A magnetostrictive actuator 18 provided on this small-sized fatigue tester 11 is drive-controlled by a controller 24 to perform fatigue test on the test specimen 15. In this event, the controller 24 previously estimates, via a useful life estimation part 35, the useful life of the inspecting object component based on the material characteristics and fatigue characteristics of the inspecting object component that is the test specimen 15, and determines test conditions for performing fatigue test on the test specimen 15 based on useful life estimation data obtained as the result of the estimation. By performing fatigue test according to the test conditions while drive-controlling the actuator 18, fatigue test can be efficiently performed for various components different in material characteristics by giving appropriate load to these components.
      COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
    • 要解决的问题:根据作为试样的检查对象成分的材料特性,有效地对微小试验片进行高精度的疲劳试验。 解决方案:设置在该小型疲劳试验机11上的磁致伸缩致动器18被控制器24驱动控制,以对试样15执行疲劳试验。在这种情况下,控制器24先前经过使用寿命 估计部分35,基于作为试样15的检查对象部件的材料特性和疲劳特性的检查对象部件的使用寿命,并且基于使用寿命估计确定对试样15进行疲劳试验的试验条件 作为估计结果获得的数据。 通过在驱动控制致动器18的同时进行根据测试条件的疲劳试验,可以通过给这些部件赋予适当的载荷,来对材料特性不同的各种部件进行有效的疲劳试验。 版权所有(C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
    • 63. 发明专利
    • Method and device for diagnosing thermal fatigue life of solder weld part
    • 用于诊断焊接部件的热疲劳寿命的方法和装置
    • JP2005148016A
    • 2005-06-09
    • JP2003389707
    • 2003-11-19
    • Toshiba Corp株式会社東芝
    • KURI YUUJIITO YOSHIYASUITAYA MASAOKITANO SEIJI
    • G01N19/04B23K1/00G01N3/32H05K3/34
    • PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To nondestructively estimate the thermal fatigue life of a solder weld part with high precision.
      SOLUTION: This method comprises a process 12 for preliminarily determining a plastic strain (Δεp) resulted from a repeated thermal stress generated in a solder connection part 3 of an electric circuit by a finite element two-dimensional elastoplastic analysis; a process 18 for determining a crack extension rate equation showing the relation between a crack extension rate (da/dn) determined by observing the solder weld part after executing a temperature cycle test for the electric circuit and the plastic strain (Δεp); a process 20 for determining a life evaluation reference equation showing the relation among the plastic strain, the crack extension rate, the joint length of the solder weld part, and the life cycle number to penetration; and a process 20 for determining the life cycle number of a designated diagnostic object, corresponding to the joint length of the solder weld part of the electric circuit by use of the life evaluation reference equation.
      COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
    • 要解决的问题:以非常高的精度非破坏性地估计焊接部件的热疲劳寿命。 解决方案:该方法包括用于通过有限元二维弹塑性分析预先确定由电路的焊料连接部分3产生的反复热应力引起的塑性应变(Δεp)的工艺12; 确定裂纹延伸率方程的方法18,其显示在执行电路的温度循环试验和塑性应变(Δεp)之后观察焊接部分所确定的裂纹延伸率(da / dn)之间的关系; 用于确定表示塑性应变,裂纹延伸率,焊接部分的接头长度与穿透寿命周期数之间的关系的寿命评估参考方程的过程20; 以及用于通过使用寿命评估参考方程来确定与电路的焊接部分的接头长度相对应的指定诊断对象的寿命周期数的过程20。 版权所有(C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
    • 69. 发明专利
    • CONTACT AND ITS MANUFACTURE
    • JPH08235953A
    • 1996-09-13
    • JP4063695
    • 1995-02-28
    • TOSHIBA CORP
    • KURI YUUJI
    • H01H1/62
    • PURPOSE: To increase current-carrying capacity and minimize the shape of a contact by coating the surface of the contact with high radiation material so as to suppress the temperature rise of the contact. CONSTITUTION: A contact 1 is composed of a conductor 2 of a stripped metal material whose one end is bent into the U shape and a contact point 3 is fixed to one side of the U-shaped end. The surface of the conductor 2 except the contact point 3 part is uniformly coated with a radiation material. In this case, radiation rate of the radiation material which is applied on the surface of the conductor 2 of the contact 1 is set to 0.5 or more. The heat radiation of the contact 1 can be thus improved so as to reduce temperature rise, provide more superior coating film according to the treatment contents, simplify the miniaturization of the contact 1, and miniaturize the switch device adopting this contact 1.