Powder metallurgy wear-resistant tool steel
a tool steel and powder metallurgy technology, applied in the field of tool steel, can solve the problems of reduced toughness, fracture under relatively low external load, and limited performance of tool steel prepared by casting and forging processes, and achieve excellent performan
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[0050]The preferred embodiment 1 refers to a group of powder metallurgy wear-resistant tool steels, whose chemical components are listed in Table 1.1:
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TABLE 1.1chemical components of powder metallurgy wear-resistanttool steels in the preferred embodiment 1CSiMnCrMoWVNbCoSNOembodiment 1.12.9810.64.571.30.112.430.30.0010.080.008embodiment 1.23.380.890.35.261.80.113.11.150.30.0010.060.0078embodiment 1.33.981.51.35.452.40.715.92.60.40.0050.50.008embodiment 1.43.500.61.04.861.50.514.51.80.240.0030.30.008
[0052]The powder metallurgy wear-resistant tool steels are prepared with a method comprising steps of:
[0053]a) loading liquid tool steal of the present invention into a smelting ladle with a load weight of 1.5-8 ton;
[0054]b) electrically heating covering slag at a top surface of the liquid steel in the smelting ladle by graphite electrodes, injecting argon or nitrogen gas from a hole at a bottom of the smelting ladle for stirring the liquid steel, opening a guid...
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[0061]The preferred embodiment 2 proves heat treatment hardness, impact toughness, bending strength, wear resistance, carbide content and particle size of the powder metallurgy wear-resistant tool steel of the preferred embodiment 1, wherein the carbide content and the particle size is analyzed based on structure images obtained by scanning electron microscope; and the heat treatment hardness, the impact toughness, the bending strength and the wear resistance are tested referring to GB / T 230.1, GB / T 229, GB / T 14452-93, and GB / T 12444-2006.
[0062]The powder metallurgy wear-resistant tool steel of the embodiments 1.1 and 1.2 are compared with a powder metallurgy tool steel (alloy A) and a forged tool steel (alloy B) bought, wherein results are as follows:
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TABLE 2.1components comparison between embodiment 1.1, embodiment 1.2, alloy A, and alloy BCSiMnCrMoWVNbCoSNOembodiment 1.12.9810.64.571.30.112.430.30.0010.080.008embodiment 1.23.380.890.35.261.80.113.11.150...
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