Ductile iron bar for increasing number of graphite nodules with SiC and preparation method thereof
A technology of graphite balls and iron profiles, which is applied in the field of cast iron material casting, can solve the problems of small number of graphite balls, poor mechanical properties, poor structure uniformity, etc., and achieve small differences in section uniformity, good cutting performance, and improved processing performance. Effect
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[0038] The preparation method of the large-diameter nodular cast iron profile material of the present invention has the main features that SiC is added to the electric furnace during the molten iron smelting process, which is beneficial to increase Si and C, and the addition of SiC can be used as the core of heterogeneous nucleation, which can improve graphite nucleation The core, therefore, can increase the number of graphite nodules. At the same time, due to the increase in the number of graphite spheres, it is beneficial to avoid the excessive growth of primary graphite spheres and the appearance of large-diameter graphite spheres. This is beneficial to reduce the difference between the internal and external structures of the profile, increase the hardness of the core of the profile, reduce the hardness of the surface layer, and improve the machining performance of the profile.
[0039] In addition, since the melting point of SiC is 2800°C and its density is much lower than...
Embodiment 1
[0042] Φ142mm ductile iron profile material and its preparation.
[0043] Its composition by weight percentage is: C: 3.6%, Si: 2.4%, Mn: 0.2%, P: 0.10%, S: 0.06%, and the rest is Fe.
[0044] Use a 3T intermediate frequency induction furnace to melt molten iron. According to the above weight percentage composition, deduct the amount of silicon brought in by the long-term ferrosilicon inoculant, calculate the amount of casting pig iron, scrap steel, recycled material and 75% ferrosilicon required for the original molten iron, and the order of melting and feeding Put in a part of low-manganese cast ductile iron pig iron in order to cover the bottom of the furnace. After the batch of pig iron is melted, add SiC with a particle size of 4mm at one time. Add the remaining pig iron, scrap steel, and returned materials, and press them on the SiC until all the materials in the furnace are completely melted; the ferroalloys added to the intermediate frequency induction furnace are calc...
Embodiment 2
[0051] Φ260mm ductile iron profile material and its preparation.
[0052] Its composition by weight percentage is: C: 3.3%, Si: 2.6%, Mn: 0.3%, P: 0.08%, S: 0.04%, and the rest is Fe.
[0053] Use a 5T intermediate frequency induction furnace to melt molten iron. According to the above weight percentage composition, deduct the amount of silicon brought in by the long-term ferrosilicon inoculant, calculate the amount of casting pig iron, scrap steel, recycled material and 75% ferrosilicon required for the original molten iron, and the order of melting and feeding Put in a part of low-manganese cast ductile iron pig iron in order to cover the bottom of the furnace. After the batch of pig iron is melted, add SiC with a particle size of 6mm at one time. Add the remaining pig iron, scrap steel, and returned materials, and press them on the SiC until all the materials in the furnace are completely melted; the ferroalloys added to the intermediate frequency induction furnace are calc...
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