A kind of high toughness die forging steel base material, sandwich layer forging die and preparation method thereof
A high-toughness, sandwich layer technology, applied in the field of die forging steel manufacturing, can solve the problems of easy cracking, unsatisfactory performance, poor plasticity and toughness, etc., and achieve the effect of good welding performance, good welding effect, and good strength and hardness requirements
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[0034] A high-toughness die forging steel base material, the mass percentage of its components is: C is 0.32-0.38%, Si is 0.3-0.5%, Mn is 0.6-1.0%, Cr is 1.4-1.7%, Ni is 1.4-1.7% % and Mo are 0.15-0.35%, and the balance is iron; the total amount of impurities is less than 0.12%, of which P≤0.02%, S≤0.02%.
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[0037] A method for preparing a high toughness die forged steel base is as follows: according to the composition ratio of the high toughness die forged steel base material, smelting in an induction furnace, after casting into a steel ingot, heating the steel ingot to a temperature range of 1200±10°C, After holding for 6 hours, forging is carried out. The initial forging temperature is 1050±10℃, and the final forging temperature is ≥900℃.
[0038] After testing, the mechanical properties of the high toughness die forged steel matrix are: yield strength σs≥630MPa, tensile strength σb≥820MPa, hardness after heat treatment ≥28HRC, elongation δ≥20%, shrinkage Ψ≥55%, impact Work AKv≥50J;
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[0040] A high-toughness sandwich-layer forging die, comprising a high-toughness die forged steel matrix, a transition layer and a high-temperature wear-resistant layer, and a sandwich layer is surfacing between the high-toughness die forged steel matrix and the transition l...
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