A welding method for ferrous metals
A ferrous metal, welding method technology, applied in welding equipment, metal processing equipment, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problems of difficult to fuse interface stably, low strength of brazed joints, difficult to meet actual working conditions, etc. The effect of eliminating equipment investment and reducing process costs
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Embodiment 1
[0015] (I) The natural graphite with a carbon content of more than 99% is ground by mechanical ball milling, and then sieved-classified, and the average particle size is 100-120 μm Graphite powder, then add forming agent-rubber to the graphite powder, then granulate, and punch it into a sheet with a thickness of 0.05 mm on a punching machine to obtain a sheet-shaped graphite solder.
[0016] (II) Place the obtained flake graphite brazing material between carbon steel-cast iron welded parts to form a shape similar to a "sandwich", and then place the whole in a high-temperature furnace that has been filled with helium, Continuously inject helium gas, heat to 1100°C, keep it warm for more than 3 hours, and then take it out of the furnace after cooling to achieve good welding of the two materials. The welded material is inspected by ultrasonic flaw detection, and no defective spot is found in the weld. After testing, the strength of the welded joint can reach more than 350MPa.
Embodiment 2
[0018] Adopt the method substantially identical with embodiment 1 to weld stainless steel---high chromium cast iron, following parameter has difference: adopt the graphite product waste material that carbon content is more than 90% to make raw material, the average particle diameter of the graphite powder after grinding is 150 ~200μm; the thickness of flake graphite solder is 0.085mm; the heat preservation is over 10 hours.
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