Boron-carbide-reinforced wear-resistant bainite ductile iron grinding ball and manufacturing method thereof
A technology of boron carbide and ductile iron grinding balls, which is applied in the field of wear-resistant materials, can solve the problems of poor wear resistance, less wear-resistant hardness of grinding balls, and high wear, and achieve the effect of simple heat treatment process and low production cost
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[0026] A 1000 kg intermediate frequency induction furnace is used to smelt boron carbide reinforced wear-resistant bainitic ductile iron grinding balls. The manufacturing process steps of the grinding balls are:
[0027] ①Heat and melt ordinary steel scrap, recarburizer, and ferrochrome, add ferrosilicon and ferromanganese after the molten iron is melted, after adjusting the composition before the furnace, raise the temperature of molten iron to 1532°C, add aluminum for deoxidation and alloying, and then sequentially Add ferro-titanium, ferro-boron and ferro-bismuth, and when the temperature of molten iron reaches 1561°C, it is released from the furnace.
[0028] ②Crush the yttrium-based heavy rare earth silicon-magnesium alloy and metal antimony into small pieces with a particle size of less than 12mm, dry them at 180°C for 3 hours, place them at the bottom of the ladle, and use the method of pouring into the ladle to spheroidize the molten iron.
[0029] ③Grinding balls with...
Embodiment 2
[0033] A 1000 kg intermediate frequency induction furnace is used to smelt boron carbide reinforced wear-resistant bainitic ductile iron grinding balls. The manufacturing process steps of the grinding balls are:
[0034] ①Heat and melt ordinary steel scrap, recarburizer, and ferrochromium, add ferrosilicon and ferromanganese after the molten iron is melted, after adjusting the composition before the furnace, raise the temperature of molten iron to 1542°C, add aluminum for deoxidation and alloying, and then sequentially Add ferro-titanium, ferro-boron and ferro-bismuth, and release it when the temperature of molten iron reaches 1579°C.
[0035] ②Crush the yttrium-based heavy rare earth silicon-magnesium alloy and metal antimony into small pieces with a particle size of less than 12mm, dry at 250°C for 2 hours, place them at the bottom of the ladle, and use the method of pouring into the ladle to spheroidize the molten iron.
Embodiment 3
[0040] A 1000 kg intermediate frequency induction furnace is used to smelt boron carbide reinforced wear-resistant bainitic ductile iron grinding balls. The manufacturing process steps of the grinding balls are:
[0041] ①Heat and melt ordinary steel scrap, recarburizer, and ferrochrome, add ferrosilicon and ferromanganese after the molten iron is melted, adjust the composition before the furnace, raise the temperature of molten iron to 1541°C, add aluminum for deoxidation and alloying, and then sequentially Add ferro-titanium, ferro-boron and ferro-bismuth, and release it when the temperature of molten iron reaches 1570°C.
[0042] ②Crush the yttrium-based heavy rare earth silicon-magnesium alloy and metal antimony into small pieces with a particle size of less than 12mm, dry them at 230°C for 3 hours, place them at the bottom of the ladle, and use the method of pouring into the ladle to spheroidize the molten iron.
[0043] ③Grinding balls with a diameter of 80mm are poured ...
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