The invention discloses a
smelting method of a
chromium-
molybdenum-
copper-
nickel-
tin-
antimony low-
alloy wear-resistant
cast iron, which comprises the following steps:
raw material weighing: preparing and weighing raw materials and alloys according to the prescribed material specifications and weight proportion;
smelting: sequentially adding the materials according to the technical charging sequence, and melting, wherein
refractory molybdenum iron,
chromium iron and pure
nickel are added in the middle of the
pig iron batch charging process, and
scrap steel is added; component adjustment: adding
silicon iron and
manganese iron to adjust to acceptable components, heating, and adding a
copper block which can be easily damaged by fire; and late
inoculation in
casting ladle: before tapping and after preheating the
casting ladle, adding a
tin block (accounting for 0.05% of the raw materials) and an
antimony block (accounting for 0.01% of the raw materials) to the bottom of the
ladle, and adding late
inoculation silicon granules into the molten iron in the ladle in the
casting process. The method solves the problem that the high-melting
alloy added after all the iron liquid is completely molten is
refractory, is capable of shortening the melting time and enhancing the
smelting efficiency, promotes the formation of the fine lamellar
pearlite, and ensures the element components, mechanical properties and metallurgical structure of the casting to simultaneously satisfy the requirements.