A Method for Rapidly Eliminating Hydrogen in Solid Metals at Room Temperature with Continuous Electric Pulses
A solid metal, electric pulse technology, applied in the field of metal material processing, can solve problems such as white spots and brittle fractures, and achieve the effects of avoiding cracks, improving efficiency, and shortening processing time
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[0034] Firstly, the 1080 rebar sample was treated with electric pulse, and the effect and law of hydrogen removal by electric pulse were detected.
[0035] The first step: process the 1080 rebar sample into a square column of 50mm×5mm×5mm, and then use 1200 mesh sandpaper for surface polishing.
[0036] Step 2: Connect the sample to both ends of the electric pulse power supply, and ensure good contact between the sample and the wires at both ends of the electric pulse power supply. Select frequency 100Hz, pulse width 100μs, current 200A, electric pulse treatment 2h.
[0037] Step 3: Measure the hydrogen of the 1080 rebar sample treated by electric pulse with LECO TCH600 oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen analyzer, and compare it with the original 1080 sample without pulse treatment.
[0038] After detection and analysis by the instrument, the hydrogen content in the sample without pulse treatment was 3.7ppm, while the hydrogen content in the 1080 steel after pulse treatment was 2....
Embodiment 2
[0040] The first step: process the 1080 rebar sample into a square column of 50mm×5mm×5mm, and then use 1200 mesh sandpaper for surface polishing.
[0041] Step 2: Hold the two electrodes of the pulse power supply on one end of the sample and the center of the sample respectively. Make sure that the sample is in good contact with the wires at both ends of the electric pulse power supply. Select frequency 200Hz, pulse width 200μs, current 500A, electric pulse treatment 1h.
[0042] The third step: use the LECO TCH600 oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen analyzer to compare the hydrogen content of the pulse treated end and the untreated end of the 1080 thread sample.
[0043] After the detection and analysis of the instrument, the hydrogen content of the 1080 rebar without pulse treatment is 1.75ppm. The hydrogen content in the pulsed sample was 0.5 ppm. After comparison, it was found that the hydrogen content of 1080 rebar was significantly reduced after electric pulse treatment, a...
Embodiment 3
[0045] Step 1: Process the unannealed 830 rebar into a sample with a diameter of 5mm and a length of 50mm, and polish the surface and both ends to remove the rust layer on the surface.
[0046] Step 2: Connect the two ends of the sample to the wires at both ends of the electric pulse to ensure good contact between them, and perform pulse treatment. Select frequency 500Hz, pulse width 500μs, current 100A, electric pulse treatment 2h.
[0047] Step 3: Use the LECO TCH600 oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen analyzer to measure the hydrogen content of the 830 non-annealed samples that have undergone pulse treatment, and measure the 830 non-annealed samples that have not undergone pulse treatment at the same time.
[0048] After detection and analysis by the instrument, the hydrogen content of the 830 unannealed samples without pulse treatment is 2.2ppm, 2.4ppm, and 2.3ppm. The hydrogen content of the 830 unannealed samples after pulse treatment was 1.0ppm, 1.8ppm, and 1.1ppm, respectivel...
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