Preparation method of high-temperature titanium alloy bar
A high-temperature titanium alloy and titanium alloy technology, applied in the field of titanium-based alloys, can solve the problems affecting the uniformity of the bar structure and the stability of mechanical properties, the uniformity of the bar structure cannot be guaranteed, and the deformation resistance is large, so as to avoid unevenness. Deformation, avoidance of technical risks, good effect of creep performance
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[0024] 1) Ingot smelting: Al-Mo, Ti-Sn, Al-Si, Al-Nb and Al-Ta master alloys, sponge Zr, pure Al and carbon powder are made into alloy bags, and then pressed with 0-grade sponge titanium Electrode, after vacuum plasma welding and three vacuum consumable electric arc furnace smelting, to obtain a Ti60 titanium alloy ingot with a diameter of 710mm; the weight percentage of each component of the Ti60 titanium alloy ingot is Al: 5.61%, Sn: 3.85%, Zr : 3.20%, Mo: 0.91%, Si: 0.34%, Nb: 0.42%, Ta: 1.21%, C: 0.05%, H: 0.009%, O: 0.12%, N: 0.012%, the balance is Ti, cast Ingot phase transition temperature T β 1060°C
[0025] 2) Using a resistance furnace, heat the Ti60 titanium alloy ingot obtained in step 1) to 1200°C, and then repeatedly upsetting and elongating the forging with a hydraulic press for 2 times. Not lower than 900°C;
[0026] 3) Using a resistance furnace, heat the forging billet obtained in step 2) to 1100°C, and then repeatedly upsetting and elongating the forging ...
Embodiment 2
[0031] 1) ingot smelting: the preparation method of ingot is identical with embodiment 1, and difference is that the diameter of Ti60 titanium alloy ingot is 620mm, and the phase transition temperature T of ingot is β is 1054°C;
[0032] 2) Using a resistance furnace, heat the Ti60 titanium alloy ingot obtained in step 1) to 1150°C, and then repeatedly upsetting and elongating the forging with a hydraulic press for 2 times. Not lower than 900°C;
[0033]3) Using a resistance furnace, heat the forging billet obtained in step 2) to 1100°C, and then repeatedly upsetting and elongating the forging billet with a hydraulic press for 3 times. The forging ratio of each billet is not less than 2.6, and the total forging ratio is not less than 6 , the final forging temperature is not lower than 900°C; the forging billet is cooled by water cooling after the last forging.
[0034] 4) Using a resistance furnace, heat the forged blank obtained in step 3) to T β -60°C (994°C), then repeat...
Embodiment 3
[0038] 1) ingot smelting: the preparation method of ingot is identical with embodiment 1, and difference is that the diameter of Ti60 titanium alloy ingot is 380mm, and the phase transition temperature T of ingot is β is 1056°C;
[0039] 2) Using a resistance furnace, heat the Ti60 titanium alloy ingot obtained in step 1) to 1150°C, and then repeatedly upsetting and elongating the forging with a hydraulic press for 2 times. Not lower than 900°C;
[0040] 3) Using a resistance furnace, heat the forging blank obtained in step 2) to 1080°C, then repeatedly upsetting and elongating the forging with a hydraulic press for 3 times, the forging ratio of the forging blank per firing is not less than 2.6, and the total forging ratio is not less than 6 , the final forging temperature is not lower than 900°C; the forging billet is cooled by water cooling after the last forging.
[0041] 4) Using a resistance furnace, heat the forged blank obtained in step 3) to T β -80°C (976°C), then ...
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