Method for micro-alloying treatment of ausferrite ductile cast iron grinding balls
A ductile iron and micro-alloying technology, applied in the mechanical field, can solve the problems of low hardenability, low crushing rate, and reduced bulk hardness, and achieve the effects of improved mechanical properties, high absorption rate, uniform distribution and refinement
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[0006] A microalloying treatment method for ausferitic nodular cast iron grinding balls. The mass percentages of chemical elements of ausferitic nodular cast iron grinding balls are: 3.3-3.7%C, 2.0-3.0%Si, 1.0-2.5%Mn, 0.7- 3.0%Cr, 0.1~1.0%Mo, 0.1~1.0%Cu, 0.04~0.08%P, 0.01~0.020%S, 0.03~0.05%Mg, 0.02~0.04%Ce, 0.03~0.07%B, 0.06~0.12% Ti, 0.03-0.2% V and the rest are Fe, and are prepared by the following steps, raw material preparation and smelting: 3.3-3.7%C, 2.0-3.0%Si, 1.0-2.5%Mn, 0.7-3.0% by mass percentage of elements %Cr, 0.1~1.0%Mo, 0.1~1.0%Cu, 0.04~0.08%P, 0.01~0.020%S and the rest are Fe. Raw materials for preparation: pig iron, scrap steel, ferrosilicon, ferromanganese, ferrochromium, ferromolybdenum and Copper, put the prepared raw materials into an intermediate frequency induction furnace, heat up until all the raw materials are melted, and smelt into ausferitic nodular cast iron raw iron liquid, the furnace temperature is 1500-1550 °C; according to the above-mentione...
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