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Yu.Yu., Legeta Ya.P., Lendel I.V., Marushka V.V.
TERMITE HIGHLY ALLOYED CAST IRON
Abstract. The given paper deals
with the problems of the synthesis of cast iron by metallotermy.
On the basis of investigated method of calculations structures of charges have
been arranged and cast iron has been synthesized further. Peculiarities metallotermic smelting were found, mechanical properties
and structure of received cast iron were investigated and different
technologies for cast iron receiving were worked out.
1
Introduction. Metallotermic reactions
further and further become of great appliance in science and technology. Under
the lack of energetic and raw basis, of special melting and cast equipment such
technological processes of creating the materials become economically
expedient, and their usage in already existed methods of casting production e.
g. in technique of producing steel and cast iron castings with termite addition
greatly rises the efficiency of production.
2. The methods of experiment. While
organizing the process of synthesis of steels and cast
irons classic [1] termite reactions based on oxidation of aluminum and
renovation of iron are used. The task was to work up the method of calculating
of burden composition on the basis of stechiometric
relationship of reaction components with the introduction of suitable
coefficients taking into account the component activity and the coefficients of
its adoption by metal. The method allows to establish the composition of metaltermic burdens and to calculate adiabatic temperature
of its combustion. The main condition of the process is the necessity to have
real temperature of burden combustion higher then the temperature of slag
melting [2-4] (for Al2O3 2400 K).
If we assume that synthesized termite cast irons
of carbide class have one-type phase composition, then to determine its ware
resistance will be possible using the scheme: the more is their hardness, the
more is the wear resistance.
3. The directions of studies. Under the synthesis of white termite cast iron the
necessity to get high temperature in the zone of reacting of burden components
is considered, that is why Cr and Mn are introduced
not in the shape of ferroalloys but like oxides Cr2O3,
CrO2, MnO, MnO2. Pearlite matrix of such cast iron contains carbides Cr and
Fe. Under considerable gradient of temperatures under termite conditions micromelting white cast iron is produced in large measure
simply, simultaneously it is the cheapest among the cast irons mentioned above,
but its wear resistance is less then that of the alloyed one. Introducing
additionally into the burden even a small quantity of chromium in powder state
or in the state of low carbon ferrochromium using breakage of graphite
electrodes increase greatly wear resistance of mentioned cast iron. Using roengenostructural analysis method in the structures of
these cast irons carbides Fe3C and (Fe,Cr)3C as well as carbides (Fe,Cr)C3 and others were detected, that provides
the hardness of ~ 15000MPa. Microhardness of carbides
(FeCr)3C – HV
10000–10500 MPa, (FeCr)7C3
and (Fe, Cr)23C6 14500–17500 MPa.
Chemical composition of burden and composition of ingots, the properties of
some marks of termite cast irons are shown in tables 1, 2 and 3.
Table 1
Chemical composition of burden for synthesis of
special termite cast iron
Mark |
Electrode powder , per cent |
Ferrosilici-um (ÔÑ 75) |
Ferromagne-se (ÔÌí 75) |
Powder Ni, B, Cu |
Ferrochromium (ÔÕ 100À); Ferrotitanium (ÔÒè 055À) |
Ferroalumi-nium termite |
“OÈ-1” |
2,6–3,1 |
1,6–2,4 |
0,2 |
0,1–0,4 |
– |
the rest |
“OÈ-3” |
2,6–3,1 |
1,3–2,0 |
0,7–1,3 |
0,1–0,4 |
2,0–2,6 FeTi |
the rest |
“È×Õ4Ã7Ä” |
2,6–3,1 |
2,0–2,6 |
8,0–10,0 |
>0,8Ni, Cu |
10,0–12,9 FeCr |
the rest |
Table 2
Chemical composition and the properties of
medium alloyed termite cast irons
Mark |
Element content, % |
Mechanical
properties |
||||||||||
Ñ
|
Si |
Mn
|
S |
P |
Cr
|
Ni |
Ti |
Cu |
sâ, MPa |
su, MPa |
Hardness |
|
“OÈ-1” |
2,5–3,0 |
1,2–1,8 |
>0,1 |
0,1 |
0,1 |
– |
– |
– |
– |
230 |
550–710 |
47–52 ÍRC |
“OÈ-3” |
2,5–3,0 |
1,0–1,5 |
0,5–1,0 |
0,1 |
0,1 |
– |
– |
0,7–0,9 |
– |
210–250 |
580–700 |
47–52 ÍRC |
“È×Õ4Ã7Ä” |
3,0–3,5 |
1,5–2,0 |
6,0–7,5 |
0,05 |
0,1 |
3,5–4,5 |
>0,5 |
– |
>0,7 |
175 |
370 |
500–550HB |
Table 3
Mechanical properties of termite highly-alloyed cast irons
Mark* |
HRC |
su, MPa |
“È4Õ12Ì”* |
65–67 |
670 |
“È×Õ12Ã5”* |
64–66 |
680 |
“È×Õ28Í2” |
53–57 |
620 |
*After proper thermal treatment.
It is necessary to mention
that mechanical properties of termite cast iron are better than the properties
of highly-chromium cast iron because of additional microalloying
by aluminum, which must be introduced into the burden composition. Within cast
irons with a considerable content of manganese disregarding high temperatures
of synthesis one can see the aggravation of fluidity under the keeping of
shrinkage within the range of 1,6–2,2 %. Cast iron «È×X12M» are
annealed (for getting the structure of grain perlite)
with further hardening. Cast iron «È×X12Ã5» with the structure of alloyed austenite are hardened in an open air and «È×X28H2» are treated under the
medium-temperature tempering.
4.
Conclusion. Thus we may make a conclusion that aluminotermic ways can be used for producing of special termite
alloyed cast irons expect for high-chromium cast irons during the synthesis of
those the problems of technological character appear. Other types of special
cast irons have in some cases even better properties than in cast irons
produced by ordinary methods.
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