Forging method for controlling white point defects
A white spot and defect technology, which is applied in the forging field of controlling white spot defects, can solve problems such as white spot defects, and achieve the effect of controlling white spots and saving costs
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[0047] The forging method used in the production process of Cr5 series cold roll A1 includes the following steps:
[0048] (1) Heating the steel ingot at 1220°C, and performing the first forging by upsetting and drawing forging to obtain the intermediate billet;
[0049] (2) Air-cool the intermediate billet obtained in step (1) to 150-200°C, then temper and place it for 14 days, then perform a second forging at 1200°C, and then anneal to obtain the finished steel;
[0050] Wherein, the diameter of the intermediate blank is controlled to be 130% of the diameter of the finished product.
[0051] The obtained Cr5 series cold roll A1 basically has no white spots.
Embodiment 2
[0053] The forging method used in the production process of Cr5 series cold roll A2 includes the following steps:
[0054] (1) Heating the steel ingot at 1225°C, and performing the first forging by upsetting and drawing forging to obtain the intermediate billet;
[0055] (2) Air-cool the intermediate billet obtained in step (1) to 150-200°C, then temper and place it for 13 days, then perform a second forging at 1205°C, and then anneal to obtain the finished steel;
[0056] Wherein, the diameter of the intermediate blank is controlled to be 125% of the diameter of the finished product.
[0057] The obtained Cr5 series cold rolling roll A2 basically has no white spots.
Embodiment 3
[0059] The forging method used in the production process A3 of Cr5 series cold rolls includes the following steps:
[0060] (1) Heating the steel ingot at 1235°C, and performing the first forging by upsetting and drawing forging to obtain the intermediate billet;
[0061] (2) Air-cool the intermediate billet obtained in step (1) to 150-200°C, then temper and place it for 12 days, then perform a second forging at 1215°C, and then anneal to obtain the finished steel;
[0062] Wherein, the diameter of the intermediate blank is controlled to be 120% of the diameter of the finished product.
[0063] The obtained Cr5 series cold rolling roll A3 basically has no white spots.
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