A method of controlling the martensitic structure of r260 rail flash welded joints
A head martensite and rail technology, which is applied in the field of controlling the martensite structure of R260 rail flash welded joints, can solve the problems of failing to pass the welding type inspection, appearing point-like martensite structure, and shifting to the right, and achieves good promotion and application prospects. Control the effect of simple craftsmanship
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[0036]Control the Mn content in the base metal composition of R260 rails to 1.10% Mn, the C content of other chemical components to the middle and lower limits, and keep Si at ≤0.30%. The mechanical properties of the hot-rolled rails normally produced and rolled by the universal line meet Rm≥880MPa, and the tread hardness ≥260HB, using the rail mobile flash welder or fixed flash welder, after pulsating or preheating flash welding with a large heat input of 8.5MJ, the actual welding upsetting amount is kept at 14.0mm, and when the joint pushing is completed, it is air-cooled to 570 When the temperature is below 250°C, use the rail head heat preservation device with a hinged structure embedded in 40mm thick aluminosilicate fiber cotton or the full-section rail heat preservation device for slow cooling. The length of the heat preservation and slow cooling device is 230 mm. With the device, allow the joint to air cool to room temperature.
[0037] After testing, according to EN145...
Embodiment 2
[0039] Control the Mn content in the base metal composition of R260 rail to 1.15% Mn, the C content in other chemical components to the middle and lower limits, and keep Si at ≤0.30%. The mechanical properties of the hot-rolled rails normally produced and rolled by the universal line meet Rm≥880MPa, and the tread hardness ≥260HB, use rail mobile flash welder or fixed flash welder, adopt 8.5MJ large heat input after pulsating or preheating flash welding, the actual welding upsetting amount is kept at 14.0mm, when the joint pushing is completed, it is air-cooled to 580 When the temperature is below 250°C, use the rail head heat preservation device with a hinged structure embedded in 40mm thick aluminosilicate fiber cotton or the full-section rail heat preservation device for slow cooling. The length of the heat preservation and slow cooling device is 240 mm. With the device, allow the joint to air cool to room temperature.
[0040] After testing, according to EN14587-2:2009 stan...
Embodiment 3
[0042] Control the R260 rail parent material composition when the Mn content is 1.20% Mn, the C content of other chemical components is at the middle and lower limits, and the Si is kept at ≤0.30%. The mechanical properties of the hot-rolled rails normally produced and rolled by the universal line meet Rm≥880MPa, and the tread surface Hardness ≥ 260HB, using the rail mobile flash welder or fixed flash welder, after pulsating or preheating flash welding with a large heat input of 9.0MJ, the actual welding upsetting amount is kept at 14.5mm, and when the joint pushing is completed, it is air cooled to When the temperature is 580°C, the rail head heat preservation device or the full-section rail heat preservation device with a hinged structure embedded with 40mm thick aluminosilicate fiber cotton is used for slow cooling. Insulation device, allow joint to air cool to room temperature.
[0043] After testing, according to the requirements of EN14587-2:2009 standard, the position i...
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