Heat treatment process and performance of high wear-resistant cast iron

When the casting is cooled, the white layer is often produced at the surface layer and the thin section. The white mouth tissue is hard and brittle, has poor processing properties, and is easily peeled off. Therefore, annealing (or normalizing) must be used to eliminate white-mouth tissue. The annealing process is: heating to 550-950 ° C for 2 to 5 h, followed by furnace cooling to 500-550 ° C and then air cooling. During high temperature insulation, the high cementite and eutectic cementite are decomposed into graphite and A, and the secondary cementite and eutectoid cementite are also decomposed during the subsequent cold protection process, and the graphitization process takes place. Due to the decomposition of cementite, the hardness is lowered, thereby improving the machinability.
In order to improve the mechanical properties of the ductile iron, the casting is generally heated to 30 to 50 ° C above Afc1 (Afc1 represents the final temperature of A when heated), and after heat preservation, it is quenched into oil to obtain a martensite structure. In order to properly reduce the residual stress after quenching, tempering should be carried out after quenching. The low-temperature tempering structure is tempered Markov and residual bainite plus spheroidal graphite. This type of tissue has good wear resistance and is used for parts requiring high wear resistance and high strength. The medium temperature tempering temperature is 350-500 ° C. After tempering, the structure is tempered troostite plus spheroidal graphite, which is suitable for thick parts requiring good wear resistance, stability and elasticity. The high temperature tempering temperature is 500-60D °C. After tempering, the structure is tempered Soxhlet for adding spherical graphite, which has a combination of toughness and strength.

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