Isotropous rolling method for ion-based high-temperature alloy rectangular ring part
A technology for iron-based superalloys and rectangular rings, which is applied in the direction of metal rolling, etc., can solve the problems that the mechanical properties of the rings cannot be guaranteed, the uniformity is achieved, and the radial mechanical properties and the axial mechanical properties are greatly different.
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[0043]The main chemical element content (percentage by weight) of the alloy is: C content≤0.06%, Si content 0.07%~0.35%, Ni content 35.0%~40.0%, Co content 12.0%~16.0%, Nb+ Ta content 4.3%~5.2%, Ti content 1.3%~1.8%, Cr content ≤1.00%, Al content ≤0.20%, Mn content ≤1.00%, Cu content ≤0.50%, B content ≤0.012 %, S content≤0.015%, P content≤0.015%, and the balance is Fe.
[0044] The steps of this method are as follows:
[0045] Heating the iron-based superalloy bar blanked according to the specifications to the forging temperature, after upsetting, punching, and pre-rolling, it is made into a material with a height of H 1 , thickness B 1 , the outer diameter is R 1 rectangular ring blank;
[0046] like figure 1 As shown, the rectangular ring blank 1 is loaded into the ring rolling mill, the core roll 3 passes through the middle of the rectangular ring blank 1, the core roll 3 is driven and the rectangular ring blank 1 approaches the main roll 2, and then the tapered roll 4...
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