Application of Sb element in high-strength nodular cast iron tile cover
A nodular cast iron, high-strength technology, applied in the application field of producing high-strength nodular cast iron tiles, can solve problems such as inability to digest and use recycled materials, rising product costs, and increased recycling costs, so as to achieve recycling and uniform distribution , the effect of saving resources
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[0018] In order to produce high-strength ductile iron tiles, 0.015% of antimony and 0.3% of manganese are added to molten iron by weight to replace traditional copper and chromium. The pearlite values of 0.6% copper and 0.1% chromium are equivalent, and the pearlite distribution is uniform without segregation. The Si content in cast iron is increased from the original 2.1% to 2.3%.
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[0020] In order to produce high-strength ductile iron tiles, 0.005% of antimony and 0.6% of manganese are added to molten iron by weight to replace traditional copper and chromium, and the pearlite content of the final cast iron reaches 60%, which is different from traditional The pearlite value of 0.3% copper and 0.3% chromium is equivalent, and the pearlite distribution is uniform without segregation, and the Si content in cast iron is increased from the original 2.0% to 2.2%.
[0021] Antimony can be added to nodulizers and then added to molten iron, or powdered antimony powder can be added directly to molten iron. Manganese is electrolytic manganese or manganese-containing ferromanganese alloy, which is added to molten iron in block or granular form.
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