Repairing process for surface defect of magnesium alloy casting
A magnesium alloy and defect technology, which is applied in the field of repairing process for surface defects of magnesium alloy castings, can solve the problems of unevenness, rapid cooling and shrinkage of repair welding area, etc., and achieves the effects of simple operation, high repair welding efficiency and expanding application scope.
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[0015] A repair process for surface defects of magnesium alloy castings. Taking a cast magnesium alloy part as an example, due to the low casting quality, defects such as shrinkage cavities, holes and loose tissue often appear on the near-end surface, so it must be repaired and welded. Contains the following steps:
[0016] (1) Defect cleaning: Make the corners of the defect fully visible and the metal substrate with a smooth transition, and use a metal wire brush to remove the oxide skin on the surface to be repaired and within 10mm of the surrounding area, and remove oil and impurities to keep the surface clean;
[0017] (2) Remove impurities: Use sandpaper to remove scale on the surface of the welding wire, and use alcohol to remove impurities on the surface;
[0018] (3) Preheating: Slowly preheat the surface of the metal substrate at the defect of the cleaned part for 30 minutes, so that the surface temperature of the metal substrate at the defect reaches 300 °C;
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Embodiment 2
[0023] A repairing process for surface defects of magnesium alloy castings. Taking a casting magnesium alloy shell part as an example, due to the carelessness of workers, two parts were thinned by 3mm during milling, which seriously affected the structural strength, and repair welding was necessary. Contains the following steps:
[0024] (1) Defect cleaning: Make the corners of the defect fully visible and the metal substrate with a smooth transition, and use a metal wire brush to remove the scale on the surface to be repaired and within 12mm of the surrounding area, and remove oil and impurities to keep the surface clean;
[0025] (2) Remove impurities: use sandpaper to remove scale on the surface of the welding wire, and use acetone to remove impurities on the surface;
[0026] (3) Preheating: Slowly preheat the surface of the metal substrate at the defect of the cleaned part for 30 minutes, so that the surface temperature of the metal substrate at the defect reaches 300 °C;...
Embodiment 3
[0031] A repair process for magnesium alloy casting surface defects, it comprises the following steps:
[0032] (1) Defect cleaning: Make the corners of the defect fully visible and the metal substrate with a smooth transition, and use a metal wire brush to remove the oxide skin on the surface to be repaired and within 15mm of the surrounding area, and remove oil and impurities to keep the surface clean;
[0033] (2) Remove impurities: Use sandpaper to remove scale on the surface of the welding wire, and use alcohol to remove impurities on the surface;
[0034] (3) Preheating: Slowly preheat the surface of the metal substrate at the defect of the cleaned part for 40 minutes, so that the surface temperature of the metal substrate at the defect reaches 500°C;
[0035] (4) Repair welding: After the preheating temperature on the surface of the part reaches 500°C, use an AC welding machine to repair the defect. The diameter of the welding wire is φ5mm. The continuous welding time i...
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