Bulging heat treatment method for high-temperature alloy flash welding ring parts
A heat treatment method and high-temperature alloy technology, applied in the field of heat treatment, can solve problems such as poor coordination of deformation, crack formation, and stress concentration, and achieve the effects of reducing crack propagation resistance, promoting uniform strain, and preventing concentrated deformation
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[0013] The main chemical element content (percentage by weight) of the alloy is: C content ≤ 0.08%, Cr content 17.0% ~ 21.0%, Ni content 50.0% ~ 55.0%, Co content ≤ 1.0%, Mo content 2.80% ~3.30%, Al content 0.30%~0.70%, Ti content 0.75%~1.15%, Nb content 4.75%~5.50%, B content ≤0.006%, Mg content ≤0.01%, Mn content ≤0.35 %, Si content ≤0.35%, P content ≤0.015%, S content ≤0.015%, Cu content ≤0.30%, Ca content ≤0.01%, Pb content ≤0.0005%, Se content ≤0.0003% , The balance is Fe.
[0014] The heat treatment process steps of the alloy flash welding ring before bulging are as follows:
[0015] Step 1: Solution treatment. Put the welded GH4169 alloy flash welding ring into the electric furnace at ≤925°C, heat it up to 925°C±5°C with the furnace, and keep it warm. The holding time is determined according to the wall thickness of the ring. For rings with a wall thickness less than 100mm, the holding time According to the thickness of the wall, it can be selected as 30 minutes to 2...
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