An economical tempering-free strengthening and toughening process for low-alloy high-strength steel products
A process method and high-strength steel technology, which are used in the manufacture of low-alloy high-strength steel products, and the field of economical strengthening and toughening hot processing technology, can solve the problems of restricting the application of Q-P-T process, the difficulty of distribution-tempering time, and the uniform temperature inside and outside the workpiece, etc. problem, to achieve the effect of suitable for large-scale production, good impact toughness, good strength and toughness
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[0023] (1) According to the following ingredients, smelt and refine, then continuous casting or die casting into billets or ingots, or forging into billets. The steel composition is: C: 0.45wt.%, Mn: 3.0wt.%, and the rest is Fe.
[0024] (2) Heat the aforementioned steel slab to 1280℃ to keep it fully austenitized, then perform hot rolling or use controlled rolling to control the corresponding deformation and finish rolling at about 850℃ to produce a certain thickness of plate , Cool down after rolling.
[0025] (3) The steel plate obtained in step (2) is controlled to cool to 420℃ in water, and then the cooling rate is changed, so that the workpiece is slowly cooled to 280℃ within 180 minutes, and then air-cooled to room temperature. The above method reduces the tensile strength of the workpiece 10% or more.
[0026] The temperature change trend is like figure 1 Shown.
Embodiment 2
[0028] (1) According to the following ingredients, smelt and refine, then continuous casting or die casting into billets or ingots, or forging into billets. The steel composition is: C: 0.21wt.%, Mn: 2.3wt.%, Cr: 1.0wt.%, Si: 0.5wt.%, Mo: 0.40wt.%, V: 0.2wt.%, Nb: 0.04wt .%, the rest is Fe.
[0029] (2) The aforementioned steel billet is heated to about 1250°C to keep it fully austenitized, and then hot-rolled. Using controlled rolling, the corresponding deformation is controlled and finally rolled into a certain thickness of plate at about 900°C. Cool down after rolling.
[0030] (3) The steel billet obtained in step (2) is controlled to be cooled to 250°C in water, and then the cooling is interrupted; then the workpiece is kept at 250°C for 120 minutes, and then air-cooled to room temperature. The above method reduces the tensile strength of the workpiece by 10% the above.
[0031] The temperature change trend is like figure 2 Shown.
Embodiment 3
[0033] (1) According to the following ingredients, smelt and refine, then continuous casting or die casting into billets or ingots, or forging into billets. The steel composition is: C: 0.6wt.%, Mn: 6.5wt.%, and the rest is Fe.
[0034] (2) Heat the aforementioned steel slab to 1280℃ to keep it fully austenitized, then perform hot rolling or use controlled rolling to control the corresponding deformation and finish rolling at about 850℃ to produce a certain thickness of plate , Cool down after rolling.
[0035] (3) The steel plate obtained in step (2) is controlled and cooled to 420°C in air, and then the cooling rate is changed, so that the workpiece is slowly cooled to 210°C within 180 minutes and kept for 60 minutes, and then air-cooled to room temperature. The above method Reduce the tensile strength of the workpiece by about 15%.
[0036] The temperature change trend is like image 3 Shown.
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