Alterant for producing high-strength cast-iron nutrient frying-disc by furnace cupola and method for manufacturing same
A high-strength, cupola technology, used in the field of modifiers for cast iron, can solve the problem of not mentioning addition, and achieve the effects of improving mechanical properties, high strength, and enhancing pearlitization ability
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[0039] Put the prepared raw materials into the crucible of the induction furnace according to the method of layered charging. The order of layered charging is 19.2% scrap steel, 18% ferrosilicon, 3.5% magnesium ingot, 4.5% Zinc ingot, 2% ferroboron, 6% electrolytic copper, 12% silicon-calcium alloy, 34% ferrosilicon. Heat the above-mentioned raw materials, and put 0.8% of the above-mentioned raw materials into the furnace after being melted. After all the raw materials are melted, stir them evenly, and cast them out of the furnace; library. The product of the present invention thus obtained has an approximate alloy content of: Ca3.5%, Zn3.5%, Mg2.5%, Cu6%, Sr0.4%, B0.3%, Si43%, and the balance is Fe.
Embodiment 2
[0041] The difference between this embodiment and Example 1 is: when producing the nutrient-modifying agent, the charge amount of raw materials is 20.8% scrap steel, 15% ferrosilicon, 5% magnesium ingot, 3% zinc ingot, 4% Ferro-boron, 10% electrolytic copper, 17% calcium-silicon alloy, 25% ferrosilicon. After being melted, metal strontium accounting for 0.2% of the total amount of the above-mentioned raw materials is put into the furnace. The approximate alloy content of the obtained nutrient modifier is: Ca 5%, Zn 2%, Mg 4%, Cu 10%, Sr 0.1%, B 0.5%, Si 37%, and the balance is Fe.
Embodiment 3
[0043] The difference between this embodiment and Example 1 is that the amount of raw materials charged during the production of the nutrient modifier is: 14.6% scrap steel, 23% ferrosilicon, 2% magnesium ingots, 7% zinc ingots, 0.8% 2% electrolytic copper, 7% silicon-calcium alloy, 42% ferrosilicon. Metal strontium, which will be 1.6% of the total amount of the above-mentioned raw materials, is put into the furnace after being melted. The approximate alloy content of the obtained nutrient modifier is: Ca 2%, Zn 5%, Mg 1%, Cu 2%, Sr 0.8%, B 0.1%, Si 50%, and the balance is Fe.
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