Waste heat hardening and tempering process of motorcycle crank forged piece
A technology for forging waste heat and motorcycles, which is applied in the direction of manufacturing tools, heat treatment equipment, and other manufacturing equipment/tools. It can solve the problems of difficult control of workpiece quenching cracking, coarse grains, and unstable product quality. Quenching cracking phenomenon, uniform temperature, excellent quality effect
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[0030] Embodiment 1, the waste heat quenching and tempering process of motorcycle C100 type crank forging comprises the following steps:
[0031] a. Put the 45# round steel bars into a 250KW intermediate frequency furnace, heat the intermediate frequency to 1050°C, and use an infrared thermometer to control the temperature;
[0032] b. At 950°C, a 150T air hammer is used to draw out the heated bar to produce a crank blank;
[0033] c. Carry out rough die forging on the crank blank through a 630T friction press, and control the temperature at 920°C to form the handle and rod of the crank;
[0034] d. Precise die forging is carried out with a 300T friction press at 880°C to remove the oxide layer on the surface of the crank, so that the specific size of the crank matches the design size;
[0035] e. Put the crank into the mesh belt constant temperature furnace, and treat it at a constant temperature of 850°C for 220 seconds, so that the temperature on the surface of the crank i...
Embodiment 2
[0038] Embodiment 2, the waste heat quenching and tempering process of motorcycle C125 type crank forging comprises the following steps:
[0039] a. Put the 40Cr round steel bar into a 250KW intermediate frequency furnace, heat it to 1150°C with intermediate frequency, and use an infrared thermometer to control the temperature;
[0040] b. At 1000°C, a 150T air hammer is used to draw out the heated bar to produce a crank blank;
[0041] c. Carry out rough die forging on the crank blank through a 630T friction press, and control the temperature at 935°C to form the handle and rod of the crank;
[0042] d. Precise die forging is carried out with a 300T friction press at 900°C to remove the oxide layer on the surface of the crank, so that the specific size of the crank matches the design size;
[0043] e. Put the crank into the constant temperature mesh belt furnace, and treat it at a constant temperature of 855°C for 240 seconds, so that the temperature of the crank surface is ...
Embodiment 3
[0046] Embodiment 3, the waste heat quenching and tempering process of motorcycle C250 type crank forging comprises the following steps:
[0047] a. Put the 40Cr round steel bar into a 250KW intermediate frequency furnace, heat it to 1200°C with intermediate frequency, and use an infrared thermometer to control the temperature;
[0048] b. At 1100°C, a 150T air hammer is used to draw out the heated bar to produce a crank blank;
[0049] c. Carry out rough die forging on the crank blank through a 630T friction press, and control the temperature at 950°C to form the handle and rod of the crank;
[0050] d. Precise die forging is carried out with a 300T friction press at 920°C to remove the oxide layer on the surface of the crank, so that the specific size of the crank matches the design size;
[0051] e. Put the crank into the constant temperature mesh belt furnace, and treat it at 860°C for 260 seconds, so that the temperature on the surface of the crank is basically the same ...
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