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Preparation process of a large ultra-thick ductile iron container sample

A ductile iron and container technology, applied in the field of nuclear power, can solve problems such as damage to the material properties of cast iron containers, deviation of test results, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing processing costs and accurate test results.

Active Publication Date: 2022-04-01
JIANGSU JIXIN WIND ENERGY TECH
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The first process of commonly used sample preparation is to use the flame cutting process to divide the large ultra-thick ductile iron container into multiple small parts. The disadvantage is that the thermal processing process will destroy the material properties of the cast iron container itself, which will cause deviations in the test results.

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[0033] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0034] Such as figure 1 , 2 As shown, a large ultra-thick ball ink cast iron container sample is produced, a large ultra-thick ball ink cast iron container, which can be substantially divided into three partial sampling analysis in accordance with the casting characteristics and the requirements thereof.

[0035] The first part is a riser, that is, the portion of the top 370mm thick;

[0036] The second part is the top, that is, the portion of the riser down 575mm thick;

[0037] The third portion is a shaft, i.e., an outer ring housing portion of φ1565 mm to φ2550 mm.

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[0039] All samples and locations are relatively relatively prone to defects or insufficient performance in the casting solution software simulation results.

[0040] The riser is part of the non-cast body, and at the near surface, only a few of the φ22 mm axis test TM, the height of th...

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a large-scale ultra-thick nodular cast iron container sample preparation process. Firstly, after the TM sample is taken out by the process of preparing the sample by nesting and drilling blind holes, the excess material is removed by turning or milling, and the casting body is divided into the following steps in order Preparation: TD sample is prepared by nesting drill; drill a circle of central row of holes at the diameter distribution position of TD sample, and two-by-two intersect; drill three rows of through holes longitudinally at the position of side row of holes, and the circumferential direction is evenly distributed at 120°. Divide the three sets of H1000 sample positions of the spherical graphite cast iron container shell into three fan-shaped parts; respectively saw the above 120° fan-shaped parts into two parts of 90° and 30°; saw the 90° part longitudinally according to 17° five equal parts , and each is sawn longitudinally from the middle into two equal parts, that is, the H1000 sample, and then milled to the requirements according to the size; saw the core from the middle, and divide it into two semicircles; take the remaining samples, from the above The top surface of each divided part is marked with position lines according to their respective areas, and is further divided using a conventional small sawing machine.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention is directed to a large-scale ultra-thick ball ink cast iron container sample production process. It belongs to the field of nuclear power technology. Background technique [0002] Common ductile iron pieces were used to prepare for direct use of ferrous drill. It is characterized in that the bulky cast iron parts body structure is small, thinner, small number of samples, normal sampling position is usually near surface. The step is single, and the sample direction is the outer surface of the vertical body. Large ultra-thick ball ink cast iron container, a side wall thickness and bottom wall thickness of 500 mm, larger than φ1500, used to store fuel cylindrical containers, its design life exceeds 100 years or even millennium, if the accident occurs, will result in accidents The major accidents of nuclear leaks, therefore to verify the rationality of the casting process, for large ultra-thick ball ink cast iron containers, which require ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01N1/28
CPCG01N1/28G01N1/286
Inventor 朱丽荣李月年张剑鄂霞顾建军
Owner JIANGSU JIXIN WIND ENERGY TECH
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