Method for lowering quenched residual stress of high-strength aluminum large-scale frame-type die forging
A residual stress and aluminum alloy technology, applied in forming tools, metal processing equipment, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problems of large size, long aging time, and pollution, and achieve low equipment capacity requirements, good elimination effect, and improved finished products rate effect
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[0018] The 7050 high-strength aluminum alloy large-scale frame die forgings prepared by the same forging process were subjected to solution treatment, and the draft angle of the ribs was 3° and the height was 50mm. The cavity size of the cold drawing die is 1.015 to 1.025 times that of the high-strength aluminum alloy large frame die forging, and the side wall slope is 4°. The solid solution temperature is 475°C±5°C, enter the water vertically, and the end with the larger length enters the water first, the quenching water temperature is 60°C±5°C, and the quenching transfer time is less than 15s. The quenching is completed after the forging is kept in water for 20mins. After quenching, place the forging in the lower die for cold drawing, and adjust the position of the forging so that the burr at each position of the forging is consistent with the gap between the lower die. Start cold stretching, the initial speed of the upper die is 0.5mm / s, and the speed is 0.15mm / s after the...
Embodiment 2
[0022] The 7085 high-strength aluminum alloy large-scale frame die forging prepared by the same forging process was subjected to solution treatment, and the rib draft angle was 5° and the height was 80mm. The cavity size of the cold drawing die is 1.015 to 1.025 times that of the high-strength aluminum alloy large frame die forging, and the side wall slope is 6°. The solid solution temperature is 475°C±5°C, enter the water vertically, and the end with the larger length enters the water first, the quenching water temperature is 60°C±5°C, and the quenching transfer time is less than 15s. The quenching is completed after the forging is kept in water for 20mins. After quenching, place the forging in the lower die for cold drawing, and adjust the position of the forging so that the burr at each position of the forging is consistent with the gap between the lower die. Start cold stretching, the initial speed of the upper die is 0.5mm / s, and the speed is 0.20mm / s after the stroke ex...
Embodiment 3
[0026] The 7150 high-strength aluminum alloy large-scale frame die forging prepared by the same forging process was subjected to solution treatment, and the rib draft angle was 7° and the height was 120mm. The cavity size of the cold drawing die is 1.025 to 1.035 times that of the high-strength aluminum alloy large frame die forging, and the side wall slope is 11°. The solid solution temperature is 475°C±5°C, enter the water vertically, and the end with the larger length enters the water first, the quenching water temperature is 60°C±5°C, and the quenching transfer time is less than 15s. The quenching is completed after the forging is kept in water for 20mins. After quenching, place the forging in the lower die for cold drawing, and adjust the position of the forging so that the burr at each position of the forging is consistent with the gap between the lower die. Start cold stretching, the initial speed of the upper die is 0.4mm / s, and the speed is 0.25mm / s after the stroke ...
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