Corrosion-resistant alloy material resistant to high-temperature chlorine corrosion and application method
A technology of corrosion-resistant alloys and application methods, applied in welding/cutting media/materials, metal processing equipment, welding media, etc., can solve the problem that the anti-corrosion effect is difficult to achieve in power plants, and achieve the effect of increasing stress and increasing wear resistance.
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[0020] In the first embodiment of the present invention, a kind of anti-corrosion alloy welding wire used for surfacing and anti-corrosion of the heating surface of the boiler superheater of the biomass power plant is provided through a kind of high-temperature chlorine-resistant corrosion-resistant alloy material of the present invention
[0021] Step 1 alloy melting
[0022] In terms of mass percentage, the composition of the alloy material is selected as: 30% Cr, 6% Mo, 0.5% Cu, rare earth element La accounting for 0.02%, 1.0% Si, 1% Fe, 2% Nb, 1% Al, 2% Ti and 0.05% C, the balance being Ni. Melting is carried out in a vacuum induction furnace. The technological process is: batching and charging→smelting period→refining period→alloying period→pouring.
[0023] Step two wire preparation
[0024] Alloy welding wire is prepared according to the following process:
[0025] Forging→rolling annealing→pickling→grinding→drawing→dehydrogenation annealing
[0026] Put the smelte...
Embodiment 2
[0030] Embodiment 2 of the present invention provides an anti-corrosion alloy powder for plasma spray welding of boiler water walls in waste incineration power plants
[0031] Step 1 alloy melting
[0032] In terms of mass percentage, the composition of the alloy material is selected to include Cr: 43%, Mo: 9%, Cu: 2.6%, Si: 1.0%, Fe: 2.0%, Nb: 1%, Al: 0.5%, Ti: 0.5%, rare earth elements Ce: 4.6%, C: 0.02%, and Ni as the balance, smelting with vacuum induction furnace or manual electric arc furnace or consumable vacuum electric arc furnace or non-electric arc furnace. Argon or nitrogen protection is required during melting.
[0033] Step 2 Milling
[0034] The alloy in molten state is atomized by water atomization or gas atomization. Adjust the flow and pressure of atomized water or atomized gas during atomization to control the particle size and uniformity of the powder;
[0035] Step 3 Powder particle size screening
[0036] Screen out the powder with a particle size ra...
Embodiment 3
[0039] Embodiment 3 of the present invention provides an alloy powder for thermal spraying and anticorrosion of boiler water walls in coal-fired power plants
[0040] Step 1 alloy melting
[0041] In terms of mass percentage, the chemical composition of the alloy material includes 43% Cr, 2.6% Cu, 1.0% Si, 2.0% Fe, 1% Nb, 1% Al, 0.5% Ti, 4.6% The rare earth element Ce, 0.02% C, and Ni in the balance are smelted in a vacuum induction furnace or a manual electric arc furnace or a consumable vacuum electric arc furnace or a non-electric arc furnace. Use argon or nitrogen protection during melting.
[0042] Step 2 Milling
[0043] The alloy in molten state is atomized by water atomization or gas atomization. Adjust the flow and pressure of atomized water or atomized gas during atomization to control the particle size and uniformity of the powder;
[0044] Step 3 Powder particle size screening
[0045] Screen the powder with a particle size ranging from 40 to 500 meshes from t...
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