Heat treatment method for 55NiCrMoV7 roller bed roller
A heat treatment method and roller table technology, applied in the field of roll heat treatment, can solve problems such as unsuitable processing of thread holes on the end face of the roll neck, high labor intensity of operators, and influence on the precision of the roller table, so as to achieve good comprehensive performance and ensure hardness uniformity , The effect of improving the accident resistance
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[0038] The 55NiCrMoV7 roller bed has a diameter of 273mm and a length of 500mm. The following are the process steps of quenching:
[0039] 1) Induction preheating: Inductively heat the roll on an intermediate frequency quenching machine tool. During the induction heating process, the operating speed is 75mm / min, and the reciprocating linear motion is made along the roll body to perform cyclic induction preheating on the roll body of the roll. The induction frequency 750Hz. Induction preheating is heated to 500°C to complete the preheating of the entire roll body.
[0040] 2) Induction heating: Continue to use the intermediate frequency quenching machine tool for induction heating. During the induction heating process, the operating speed is 75mm / min, and the reciprocating linear motion is made along the roll body to perform cyclic induction heating on the roll body of the roll. The induction frequency is 830Hz. Heat the roll to 850°C for full austenitization and keep it warm...
Embodiment 2
[0046] The 55NiCrMoV7 roller bed has a diameter of 205mm and a length of 600mm. The following are the process steps of quenching:
[0047] 1) Induction preheating: Inductively heat the roll on an intermediate frequency quenching machine tool. During the induction heating process, the operating speed is 55mm / min, and the reciprocating linear motion is made along the roll body to perform cyclic induction preheating on the roll body of the roll. The induction frequency 530Hz. Induction preheating is heated to 580°C to complete the preheating of the entire roll body.
[0048]2) Induction heating: Continue to use the intermediate frequency quenching machine tool for induction heating. During the induction heating process, the operating speed is 52mm / min, and the reciprocating linear motion is made along the roll body to perform cyclic induction preheating on the roll body of the roll. The induction frequency is 560Hz. Heat the roll to 880°C for full austenitization and keep it wa...
Embodiment 3
[0054] The 55NiCrMoV7 roller bed has a diameter of 255mm and a length of 1000mm. The following are the process steps of quenching:
[0055] 1) Induction preheating: The roll is heated by induction on a medium frequency quenching machine tool. During the induction heating process, the operating speed is 30mm / min, and the reciprocating linear motion is made along the roll body to perform cyclic induction preheating on the roll body of the roll. The induction frequency 200Hz. Induction preheating is heated to 700°C to complete the preheating of the entire roll body.
[0056] 2) Induction heating: Continue to use the intermediate frequency quenching machine tool for induction heating. During the induction heating process, the operating speed is 30mm / min, and the reciprocating linear motion is made along the roll body to perform cyclic induction preheating on the roll body of the roll. The induction frequency is 200Hz. Heat the roll to 940°C for full austenitization and keep it w...
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