Method for preparing ceramic particle enhanced steel-base composite material cast by evaporative pattern casting die
A technology of lost foam casting and ceramic particles, which is used in casting molding equipment, molds, mold components, etc., can solve problems such as being unsuitable for large-scale industrial production, easy to form slag inclusions, and poor process controllability, and achieve dense organization. , Improve the bonding strength, the effect of high volume fraction
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[0024] Example 1
[0025] (1) Alumina particles 2 with a particle size of -40~+60 mesh and polystyrene (EPS) foam beads 1 with a particle size of -10~+20 after aging are mixed evenly in a volume ratio greater than 2:8, Then fill the mixture into the curing cavity of the mold and heat it to form and cure with hot water to make a foam mold in which the reinforcement (hard ceramic particles) is evenly distributed, such as figure 1 Shown
[0026] (2) According to the conventional lost foam method, place the foam mold obtained in step (1) in the cavity, then melt the alloy steel Cr15 high chromium steel to a pouring temperature of 1580°C, then pour it into the cavity, and cool and solidify at room temperature. After sand cleaning, a ceramic particle reinforced steel-based composite material with hard ceramic particles dispersed in the base metal is obtained (alumina particles are the dispersed reinforcement phase, and Cr15 high chromium steel is the base material).
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[0027] Example 2
[0028] (1) Mix the silicon carbide and tungsten carbide particles with a particle size of 60 mesh with the matured 20 mesh polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) foam beads in a volume ratio greater than 2:8, and then fill the mixture into the mold Carry out steam cylinder foaming molding and curing in the curing cavity of, to make a foam mold in which reinforcements (hard ceramic particles) are evenly distributed;
[0029] (2) According to the conventional lost foam method, place the foam mold obtained in step (1) in the cavity, and then smelt low carbon steel (ordinary carbon steel) to a pouring temperature of 1580℃, then pour it into the cavity and cool at room temperature After solidification and sand cleaning, a ceramic particle-reinforced steel-based composite material with hard ceramic particles dispersed in the base metal is obtained (tungsten carbide and silicon carbide particles are the dispersed reinforcing phase, and low-carbon steel is the base material).
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[0030] Example 3
[0031] (1) Mix 80 mesh silicon carbide, tungsten carbide and silicon nitride particles with 20 mesh polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) foam beads after aging in a volume ratio of less than 2:8, and then mix The mixture is filled into the curing cavity of the mold for press foam molding and curing to produce a foam mold with reinforcements (hard ceramic particles) uniformly distributed, such as figure 1 Shown
[0032] (2) According to the conventional lost foam method, place the foam mold obtained in step (1) in the cavity, and then smelt the ductile iron QT500 to the pouring temperature of 1530 ℃, pour it into the cavity, cool and solidify at room temperature, and clear the sand After treatment, a ceramic particle-reinforced steel-based composite material in which hard ceramic particles are dispersed in the base metal is obtained (tungsten carbide, silicon carbide and silicon nitride particles are the dispersed reinforcing phase, and QT500 is the base material).
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