The invention discloses a (Ti,W)Cp / Fe in-situ composite
bimetal positioning fusion process. The (Ti,W)Cp / Fe in-situ composite
bimetal positioning fusion process comprises the steps that a hard phase particle (Ti,W)C and active element particles Cr, Mo, Cu are mixed with cold glue to form
pellets which are then pressed into a pre-formed block to be placed at a designated position; in a negative pressure environment, base material
molten steel after
smelting treatment is poured into the pre-formed block, and the pouring temperature is 1600-1650DEG C; and the pouring is completed, and a (Ti,W)Cp / Fe in-situ composite is formed by
quenching after solidification. The
mass ratio of the hard phase particle (Ti,W)C to the base material
alloy molten steel is 5 to 30%, and the
density ratio of the hard phase particle (Ti,W)C to iron-based
metal liquid is 0.9 to 1.1. The (Ti,W)Cp / Fe in-situ composite
bimetal positioning fusion process strengthens the metallurgical bond between the hard phase and the base material through the in-situ fusion of the (Ti,W)C particle, the active elements and the base material, avoids the falling and separation of the hard phase, enhances the uniform distribution of the particles, enhances the strength,
toughness and
wear resistance of a product in a positioning enhancement zone, improves the product
adaptation range and prolongs the service life, and reduces the process difficulty and production cost.