Forging die for heat insulation part, and forming process thereof
A molding process, a technology for heat insulation, applied in manufacturing tools, metal processing equipment, forging/pressing/hammer devices, etc., which can solve the problems of decreased strength and thermal stability, reduced mold service life, poor thermal fatigue resistance, etc. , to achieve the effect of improving crystal structure, improving performance, and uniform quenching and tempering structure
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[0033] A forming process of a forging mold for a heat insulating part, comprising the following steps,
[0034] S1, electric furnace smelting:
[0035] According to the component content of the hot work die steel, the pig iron and alloy materials are mixed, melted and smelted in an electric furnace, the molten steel temperature is 16-50°C, and the slag is oxidized. After the slag is removed, ferrosilicon alloy, lime, and fluorite are added. The tapping temperature is 1260°C. Add aluminum 1kg / t during the tapping process for deoxidation;
[0036] S2. Casting electrode billet: preheat the ingot mold to 40°C, then fill the ingot mold with argon gas, each ingot mold is filled with argon gas for 3 minutes, then withdraw the argon gas tube, cover the ingot mold with a cover, and then cast , the whole casting process is protected by argon protection castings with asbestos cloth, and the flow rate of argon protection is 15m 3 / h, the casting time is 4min, the diameter of the electro...
Embodiment 2
[0045] A forming process of a forging mold for a heat insulating part, comprising the following steps,
[0046] S1, electric furnace smelting:
[0047] According to the component content of the hot work die steel, the pig iron and alloy materials are mixed, melted and smelted in an electric furnace, the molten steel temperature is 1700 °C, and the slag is oxidized and removed. After the slag is removed, ferrosilicon alloy, lime, and fluorite are added. Add aluminum 1kg / t during the tapping process for deoxidation;
[0048] S2. Casting electrode billet: preheat the ingot mold to 50°C, then fill the ingot mold with argon gas, the time for each ingot mold to be filled with argon gas is 4 minutes, then withdraw the argon gas tube, cover the ingot mold with a cover, and then cast , the whole casting process is protected by argon protection castings with asbestos cloth, and the flow rate of argon protection is 20m 3 / h, the casting time is 6min, the diameter of the electrode blank...
Embodiment 3
[0057] A forming process of a forging mold for a heat insulating part, comprising the following steps,
[0058] S1, electric furnace smelting:
[0059] According to the component content of the hot work die steel, the pig iron and alloy materials are mixed, melted and smelted in an electric furnace, the molten steel temperature is ≥1 650°C, and the slag is oxidized. After the slag is removed, ferrosilicon alloy, lime, and fluorite are added, and the tapping temperature is ≥1260°C. ℃, add aluminum 1 kg / t during tapping for deoxidation;
[0060] S2. Casting electrode billet: preheat the ingot mold to 60°C, then fill the ingot mold with argon gas for 5 minutes, then withdraw the argon gas tube, cover the ingot mold with a cover, and then cast , the whole casting process is protected by argon protection castings with asbestos cloth, and the flow rate of argon protection is 26m 3 / h, the casting time is 8min, the diameter of the electrode blank is 908mm, and the mold is demoulded...
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