Post-forging dehydrogenation annealing technology of chromium-containing high-nickel alloy steel forged piece
An annealing process and alloy steel technology, which is applied in the field of alloy steel manufacturing process, can solve the problems of poor hydrogen expansion effect, huge manpower cost, failure to achieve hydrogen expansion effect, etc., achieve low hydrogen solubility, fast diffusion speed, and facilitate hydrogen diffusion escape effect
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[0017] A post-forging hydrogen expansion annealing process for chromium-containing high-nickel alloy steel forgings. The forging size is φ380mm×4200mm, and the chemical composition mass percentages are: C: 0.25%, Si: 0.20%, Mn: 0.19%, Ni: 3.70% , Cr: 1.80%, Mo: 0.45%, V: 0.12%, the balance is Fe and other unavoidable impurities, using electric furnace ingots.
[0018] After forging, cool the forging furnace to 650°C for heat preservation, heat up to 120°C above the complete austenitization temperature with full power, and use fog cooling to cool to 80°C below the martensitic transformation start temperature for short-term heat preservation; at 45°C / h to the high temperature tempering zone for uniform heat preservation, after the heat preservation is completed, cool in the furnace at 50°C / h to 400°C, and then cool in the furnace at 30°C / h to 50°C below the end temperature of martensitic transformation; at 50°C / h Raise the temperature to the high-temperature tempering zone for ...
Embodiment 2
[0021] A post-forging hydrogen expansion annealing process for chromium-containing high-nickel alloy steel forgings. The specification of the forging is 405mm (thickness) × 960mm (width) × 3000mm (length), and the mass percentage of chemical composition is: C: 0.40%, Si: 0.30 %, Mn: 0.50%, Ni: 4.20%, Cr: 1.30%, Mo: 0.20%, and the balance is Fe and other unavoidable impurities. Electroslag ingots are used.
[0022] After forging, cool the forging furnace to 550°C and keep it warm, heat it up to 100°C above the complete austenitization temperature with full power, and use air cooling to cool to 60°C below the martensitic transformation start temperature for short-term heat preservation; at 40°C / h to the high temperature tempering zone for uniform heat preservation, after the end of the heat preservation, cool in the furnace at 40°C / h to 400°C, and then cool in the furnace at 20°C / h to 40°C below the end temperature of martensitic transformation; at 40°C / h Raise the temperature...
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[0025] A post-forging hydrogen expansion annealing process for chromium-containing high-nickel alloy steel forgings, the forging specification is 405mm (thickness) × 1250mm (width) × 3200mm (length), the chemical composition mass percentage is: C: 0.10%, Si: 0.60 %, Mn: 0.50%, Ni: 3.50%, Cr: 2.90%, Mo: 0.90%, Cu: 0.45%, Al: 0.85%, and the balance is Fe and other unavoidable impurities. Forged with electroslag ingot.
[0026] After forging, cool the forging furnace to 500°C and keep it warm, heat it up to 150°C above the complete austenitization temperature with full power, and use air cooling to cool to 50°C below the martensitic transformation start temperature for a short time; use 30°C / h to the high temperature tempering zone for uniform heat preservation, after the heat preservation is completed, cool in the furnace at 30°C / h to 400°C, and then cool in the furnace at 25°C / h to 30°C below the end temperature of martensitic transformation; at 35°C / h Raise the temperature t...
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