A kind of preparation method of quenching oil
A quenching oil and mixture technology, applied in quenching agents, manufacturing tools, heat treatment equipment, etc., can solve problems such as low efficiency and waste of resources, and achieve the effects of reducing procedures, saving energy, and achieving mechanical strength and toughness
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[0033] A kind of quenching oil, its composition and mass parts of each component are: refined base oil (kinematic viscosity 28-42mm 2 / s, pour point≤-9℃, acid value≤0.02mgKOH / g) 18 parts, chilling compound 0.3 parts, blackening compound 0.16 parts, brightener 0.3 parts, surfactants 1.24 parts.
[0034] The cooling compound agent is a mixture of polyisobutylene and EPDM, wherein the mass ratio of polyisobutylene to EPDM is 2:1; the blackening compound agent is a mixture of acrylic ester, dye and wetting agent , Wherein the mass ratio of acrylate, dye (Black AFR, oily colorant produced by BASF) and wetting agent (oil-soluble azone) is 1:2:1; the brightener is petroleum sulfonate and A mixture of dibasic acids, wherein the mass ratio of petroleum sulfonate to dibasic acid is 1:2; the surfactant is an oily phenolic resin.
[0035] The quenching oil of this embodiment can make bearing steel (including bearing rings, rollers, cages, etc.) spontaneously black after quenching, so that the ...
Embodiment 2
[0046] A kind of quenching oil, its composition and mass parts of each component are: refined base oil (kinematic viscosity 28-42mm 2 / s, pour point≤-9℃, acid value≤0.02mgKOH / g) 17 parts, quenching compound 0.6 parts, blackening compound 0.1 parts, brightener 0.5 parts, surfactant 1 part.
[0047] The cooling compound agent is a mixture of polyisobutylene and EPDM, wherein the mass ratio of polyisobutylene to EPDM is 2:1; the blackening compound agent is a mixture of acrylic ester, dye and wetting agent , Wherein the mass ratio of acrylate, dye (Black AFR, oily colorant produced by BASF) and wetting agent (oil-soluble azone) is 1:2:1; the brightener is petroleum sulfonate and A mixture of dibasic acids, wherein the mass ratio of petroleum sulfonate to dibasic acid is 1:2; the surfactant is an oily phenolic resin.
[0048] The quenching oil of this embodiment can make bearing steel (including bearing rings, rollers, cages, etc.) spontaneously black after quenching, so that the quenc...
Embodiment 3
[0059] A kind of quenching oil, its composition and mass parts of each component are: refined base oil (kinematic viscosity 28-42mm 2 / s, pour point≤-9°C, acid value≤0.02mgKOH / g) 19 parts, cooling compound 0.2 parts, blackening compound 0.3 parts, brightener 0.2 parts, surface active agent 2 parts.
[0060] The cooling compound agent is a mixture of polyisobutylene and EPDM, wherein the mass ratio of polyisobutylene to EPDM is 2:1; the blackening compound agent is a mixture of acrylic ester, dye and wetting agent , Wherein the mass ratio of acrylate, dye (Black AFR, oily colorant produced by BASF) and wetting agent (oil-soluble azone) is 1:2:1; the brightener is petroleum sulfonate and A mixture of dibasic acids, in which the mass ratio of petroleum sulfonate to dibasic acid is 1:2; the surfactant is an oily phenolic resin.
[0061] The quenching oil of this embodiment can make bearing steel (including bearing rings, rollers, cages, etc.) spontaneously black after quenching, so tha...
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