Method for producing airplane riveting wire coil from Belta-type titanium alloy
A titanium alloy and riveting technology, applied in the field of aviation materials, can solve the problems of difficult control of titanium alloy composition, low coil wire yield, tensile strength, shear strength reduction of section and shear fatigue life, etc., to achieve satisfactory results. Effects of cold riveting process on plasticity, metallographic structure and mechanical properties, high room temperature tensile properties
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[0042] Select the β-type titanium alloy billet, cut it into 90×90×210mm blocks, grind the edges and corners with a grinding wheel, and then forge the billet, select the carbon-silicon rod furnace to heat, keep it at 1050°C for 2 hours, and use a 750Kg air-cooled hammer during the process. Forging, forging a titanium alloy with a specification of 90×90×210mm into a size of 55×55×570mm, then holding it at 1050°C for 30 minutes, and then going through elongation, chamfering, and round forging to forge a titanium alloy with a specification of Φ60×610mm Forged bar; hot-rolled after peeling and flattening on a lathe; after peeling, the size changes from Φ61 to Φ55mm. The hot-rolling equipment is a van-type resistance furnace. The heating time is 55 minutes and the temperature is 1050 ° C. A reversible vacuum rolling mill is used to process the materials in turn. 11 passes of staggered rolling through square and rhombus passes, turning the titanium alloy with a specification of Φ55mm ...
Embodiment 2
[0044] Select the β-type titanium alloy billet, cut it into 90×90×210mm blocks, grind the edges and corners with a grinding wheel, then forge and open the billet, heat it in an oil furnace, keep it at 1050°C for 2 hours, and use a 750Kg air-cooled hammer for forging during the period. Forging a titanium alloy with a specification of 90×90×210mm into a size of 55×55×570mm, and then holding it at 1050°C for 30 minutes, and then after drawing, chamfering, and rounding forging, forging a titanium alloy forging rod with a specification of Φ60×610mm ; After peeling and flattening on a lathe, hot rolling is carried out; after peeling, the size is changed from Φ61 to Φ55mm. The hot rolling equipment is a box-type resistance furnace, the heating time is 60 minutes, and the temperature is 1050 ° C. Using a reversible vacuum rolling mill, the materials are sequentially passed through the square , rhombus pass rolling for 11 passes, turning the titanium alloy with a specification of Φ55mm ...
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[0046] Select the β-type titanium alloy billet, cut it into 90×90×210mm blocks, grind the edges and corners with a grinding wheel, and then forge the billet, select electric furnace heating, keep it at 1050°C for 2 hours, and use a 750Kg air-cooled hammer during forging. Titanium alloy with specifications of 90×90×210mm is forged to 55×55×570mm, and then kept at 1050°C for 30 minutes, and then after drawing, chamfering and rounding forging, forging into a titanium alloy forging rod with a specification of Φ60×610mm; After peeling and flattening on the lathe, hot rolling is carried out; after peeling, the size changes from Φ61 to Φ55mm. The hot rolling equipment is a box-type resistance furnace, the heating time is 58 minutes, and the temperature is 1050 ° C. Using a reversible vacuum rolling mill, the material is sequentially passed through the square, The diamond-shaped pass is staggered for 11 passes, and the titanium alloy with a specification of Φ55mm is turned into a squar...
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