Austenitic stainless steel for nuclear power valve and preparation method thereof
A technology of austenitic stainless steel and valves, which is applied in the field of metallurgy, can solve the problems of low strength and toughness comprehensive performance, and achieve the effect of optimization of refinement effect, wide application prospect, and low capital investment
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[0030] Using industrial pure iron, recarburizer, industrial silicon, ferromanganese, micro-carbon ferrochrome, metallic nickel and sponge titanium as raw materials, use a vacuum induction melting furnace to melt the alloy. After the molten steel is melted evenly, add Y 2 o 3 powder. add Y 2 o 3 The composition of molten steel before powder is shown in Table 1. After the molten steel is evenly smelted, Y 2 o 3 Powder (see Table 2 for the amount added), stirred evenly, and cast molten steel into billets at a casting temperature of 1470°C and hot forging, with a starting forging temperature of 1140°C and a final forging temperature of 980°C. Then, the hot forging billet is subjected to cyclical cold forging treatment along three directions of length, width and height at room temperature, and the forging ratios are 1.5, 1.5 and 1.5 respectively. Forging in all three directions is a cycle, and spraying an ice-cold solution to cool down and refrigerate after every 2-4 cycles. ...
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[0037] Using industrial pure iron, recarburizer, industrial silicon, ferromanganese, micro-carbon ferrochrome, metallic nickel and sponge titanium as raw materials, use a vacuum induction melting furnace to melt the alloy. After the molten steel is melted evenly, add Y 2 o 3 powder. add Y 2 o 3 The molten steel composition before the powder is the B component in Table 1. After the molten steel is evenly smelted, add Y with a particle size of 40-80nm and a mass percentage of 0.01%. 2 o 3 Powder, after stirring evenly, cast molten steel into a billet, the casting temperature is 1550°C, and hot forging, the starting forging temperature is 1200°C, and the final forging temperature is 1050°C. Then, the hot forging billet is subjected to cold forging at room temperature along the three directions of length, width and height, with forging ratios of 1.9, 1.7 and 1.7. Forging in all three directions is 1 cycle, and after every 2-4 cycles Cool down with a spray of ice-cold solutio...
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[0042] Using industrial pure iron, recarburizer, industrial silicon, ferromanganese, micro-carbon ferrochrome, metallic nickel and sponge titanium as raw materials, use a vacuum induction melting furnace to melt the alloy. After the molten steel is melted evenly, add Y 2 o 3 powder. add Y 2 o 3 The molten steel composition before the powder is the D composition in Table 1. After the molten steel is evenly smelted, add Y with a particle size of 40-80nm 2 o 3 Powder (see Table 4 for the content), stir the molten steel into a billet after being evenly stirred, the casting temperature is 1495°C, and hot forging, the initial forging temperature is 1160°C, and the final forging temperature is 995°C. Then the hot forging billet is subjected to cold forging at room temperature along the three directions of length, width and height, with forging ratios of 1.2, 1.2 and 1.2. Forging in all three directions is 1 cycle, and after every 2-4 cycles Cool down with a spray of ice-cold so...
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