Production method of medical fine-grain titanium/titanium alloy bar
A production method and technology for titanium alloys, applied in metal processing equipment and other directions, can solve the problems of low yield, unstable product structure and properties, and achieve the effects of consistent performance, stable microstructure and mechanical properties, and low cost.
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[0023] (1) The Ti6Al4VELIα+β two-phase titanium alloy ingot with a diameter of Ф460㎜ is used, and the riser is cut from the ingot to remove the skin pores.
[0024] (2) Use a 1250-ton hydraulic press to heat the ingot qualified in step (1) at 170°C above the phase transition point for 270 minutes, and forge it into a billet with a side length of 320mm, and return it to the furnace for 100 minutes to forge a side length of 230mm square billet, and thermally cut into 320mm long blocks.
[0025] (3) Cool the forging billet prepared in (2) to room temperature, and heat the billet after grinding surface defects to 60°C above the phase transition point for upsetting and elongation deformation for 3 times, the final forging temperature is 850°C, and the deformation amount of each pass 40%, and the total deformation is accumulated to 120%.
[0026] (4) Cool the forged billet prepared in (3) to room temperature, and after grinding surface defects, upsetting and elongating forging 3 ti...
Embodiment 2
[0033] (1) The Ti6Al7Nbα+β type two-phase titanium alloy ingot with a diameter of Ф360㎜ is used, and the riser is cut from the ingot to remove the skin pores.
[0034] (2) Use a 1250-ton hydraulic press to heat and hold the qualified ingot in step (1) at 150°C above the phase transition point for 220 minutes, forge it into a billet with a side length of 220 mm, and thermally cut it into 300 mm-long blocks. .
[0035] (3) Cool the forging billet prepared in (2) to room temperature, and heat the billet after grinding surface defects to 50°C above the phase transition point for upsetting and elongation deformation for 3 times, the final forging temperature is 850°C, and the deformation amount of each pass 40%, and the total deformation is accumulated to 120%.
[0036] (4) Cool the forged billet prepared in (3) to room temperature, and after grinding surface defects, upsetting and elongating forging 3 times at 30°C below the phase transition point, the deformation amount of each ...
Embodiment 3
[0042] (1) A TA2 ingot with a diameter of Ф360㎜ is used, and the riser is cut from the ingot to remove the skin pores.
[0043] (2) Use a 5-ton air hammer to heat and hold the qualified ingot in step (1) at 1050°C above the phase transition point for 220 minutes, forge it into a billet with a side length of 210mm, and thermally cut it into a 280mm-long billet. blocks.
[0044] (3) Cool the forging billet prepared in (2) to room temperature, and heat the billet after grinding surface defects to 90°C above the phase transition point for upsetting and elongating deformation for 3 times, the final forging temperature is 800°C, and the deformation amount of each pass 40%, and the total deformation is accumulated to 120%.
[0045] (4) Cool the forged billet prepared in (3) to room temperature, and after grinding the surface defects, heat it to 10°C below the phase transition point for upsetting and elongating forging 3 times, the deformation amount of each pass is 35%, and the cumu...
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