WO2015000740A1 - Wear-resistant, at least partially uncoated steel part - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a wear-resistant, at least partially uncoated steel part consisting of a hardenable steel grade, which has been produced by hot forming and / or curing of a semi-finished product.
- the invention relates to a method for producing a wear-resistant, at least partially uncoated processing, conveying and / or emetic agent of agricultural machinery, conveyors, mining equipment or construction machinery from a semi-finished product, in which the semi-finished product is heated to a temperature of more than the Acl transformation temperature is and then hot worked and / or cured.
- abrasive forces for example, for the provision of agricultural machinery, especially plows but also for blades of an excavator or screw conveyors for abrasive materials, such as the screw conveyor of a concrete mixer needed.
- these are preferably subjected to hot forming, in which the semi-finished products from which the steel parts are produced, are first heated to a temperature above the Acl transformation temperature point, so that by hot forming and subsequent Hardening, ie rapid cooling, a transformation hardening of the microstructure occurs and arises in the material martensitic structure.
- the martensitic structure has a much higher hardness but also a significantly higher mechanical strength, for example tensile strength.
- Corresponding steel parts are known, for example, from German patent DE 10 2010 050 499 B3.
- the German patent specification describes a manufacturing method for excavator buckets, concrete mixer screw conveyors, Conveyor screw blades or other conveying vanes of conveyor systems, in which the components are hot-formed and press-hardened.
- German patent application DE 10 2010 017 354 AI deals with the problem of hot forming of galvanized flat steel products to high or high strength steel components.
- the melting temperature of the metal of the protective coating is exceeded, there is a risk of the so-called
- Liquid metal embrittlement which is caused by the penetration of the molten metal of the coating into the notches or cracks produced during the forming of the flat steel product, The liquid metal entering the steel substrate deposits there at grain boundaries and reduces the maximum there
- the patent publication offers a nitration of the edge layer areas, so that finely structured
- the object of the present invention is therefore to propose at least partially uncoated steel parts, the suitability of which is improved for use with abrasive materials.
- the stated object is achieved for a steel part in that the steel part at least partially has a surface area which is up to a depth of a maximum of 100 ⁇ , preferably up to a depth of up to 40 ⁇ , by a
- the hardened surface portion of the steel part is hardened by carburizing or nitriding. Both methods offer the possibility of specifically hardening near-surface areas of the steel part prior to hot forming or hardening. Nitriding also has the advantage that the hardness is not reduced during hot forming. Carburization increases the carbon content in the surface areas, but decreases again due to hot working.
- the hardened surface area of the steel part has at least the hardness of the base material of the steel part lying below the surface area.
- the wear resistance of the steel part can also be improved in that the hardness of the surface portion of the steel part is greater than the hardness of the base material. It was found that in particular the hardness of the
- the steel part for use as processing, conveying and / or emetic in
- Hot working and / or hardening hardened surface area of the steel part at least partially a hardness of 400 to 700 HV. As a rule, these values are only achieved by ultrahigh-strength steel grades after hot forming or hardening in the base material. The surface hardening before the
- Hot forming or curing offers in particular the possibility that
- the above-described object is achieved by a method for producing a wear-resistant, at least partially uncoated steel part for processing, conveying and / or breaking means of agricultural machines, conveyors, mining machines or construction machines from a semifinished product, in which the semifinished product at least partially heated to a temperature of more than the Acl transformation temperature and then hot worked and / or cured, achieved in that the semi-finished is at least partially subjected to a surface hardening prior to hot forming and / or curing, in which a surface area up to a Depth of a maximum of 100 ⁇ is cured.
- a surface area of up to 40 ⁇ depth is hardened, in which usually the decarburization processes take place during hot forming.
- the depth of the surface area which is to be hardened is determined by the exposure time of the
- Construction machines have a reduced wear.
- the hardening of the surface areas before hot forming or before hardening makes it possible to carry out the surface hardening on coilable materials, ie on the steel strip, so that a particularly economical production of
- the hardening of the surface area is carried out by nitriding or by carburizing. Both methods make it possible to provide a higher hardness in the surface area, which after hot working and / or after hardening a higher Allow wear resistance of the surface of the hot-formed or hardened steel part.
- the dew point of the annealing atmosphere is between -50 ° C and -5 ° C, so that the effect of humidity on the curing process is reduced.
- the latter process parameters resulted in improved and more uniform surface hardening.
- the depth of the surface hardening can be determined by the duration of the action of the
- the surface hardening is carried out in a continuous furnace, so that, for example, a strip-shaped semifinished product, ie a coil-capable semifinished product is surface-hardened and the further hot-forming and / or
- Press hardening steps can be supplied. But it is also conceivable one
- FIG. 1 shows schematically an embodiment of the method for producing a wear-resistant, at least partially uncoated steel part
- Fig. 2 shows the layer structure of the according to the embodiment of FIG. 1 treated semi-finished or steel part in a schematic representation
- Fig. 1 is first very schematically an embodiment for producing a wear-resistant, at least partially uncoated steel part in one
- the semifinished product 1 which consists of a steel, for example of a manganese-boron steel, dual-phase steel or TRIP steel, is first supplied to a surface hardening 2. If a strip-shaped semifinished product is unwound from a coil 1a and fed to the surface hardening 2, it is advantageous, for example, to carry out the surface hardening, for example in the case of a nitration, in a strip continuous furnace at the end thereof
- the band-shaped semi-finished product 1 provided with a surface hardening now can be wound on a (not shown) coil.
- the surface-hardened band-shaped semi-finished product is cut to length and a
- the correspondingly produced steel part 4 is characterized by high strength values due to the hot forming and / or hardening step.
- the surface area of the steel part also has an increased hardness due to the nitriding of the surface taking place before hot working and / or before hardening.
- the surface hardening in method step 2 is preferred by a
- the depth of the surface hardening can be adjusted.
- the surface is nitrided with a holding temperature of 30s to 120s, wherein the
- Ribbon continuous furnace or a board in a continuous furnace can be performed much more efficient than with differently shaped and different geometries having formed steel parts.
- the quality of Surface hardening can also be more easily ensured by the use of ribbon-shaped or sheet-formed semi-finished products.
- FIG. 2 shows schematically a cross-section of the semifinished product at three different times of the method.
- ferritic microstructure la which is characterized by the combination of
- the surface area lb is hardened by diffusion of nitrogen during nitriding or carbon during carburization, wherein the microstructure changes there.
- the thickness of the surface area lb depends on the duration of the annealing.
- the surface area is usually up to 100 ⁇ , in which the hardness of the semifinished product is changed.
- a preferred range, which is a compromise of sufficient surface hardening and duration of the annealing treatment for surface hardening, has a thickness of 20 to 40 ⁇ m.
- Surface hardening for example in nitriding, is then preferably from 30 seconds to 120 seconds.
- the structure of the material la remaining below the surface area lb remains substantially unchanged during the annealing treatment.
- the microstructure of the base material 1a is first converted into austenite and later partially into martensite by hardening.
- Base material lc achieved.
- the surface area lb remains unchanged apart from the decarburization of these layers.
- the formed steel part 4 thus has a hardened region 1b and a through the
- Hot working and hardening hardened area lc on. 3 and 4 show typical applications of the wear-resistant, at least partially uncoated steel part in the form of a screw conveyor 5 in Fig. 3 and a ploughshare 6 for agricultural plows in Fig. 4. Both components are typical representatives of processing, conveying and / or Emetics, which in
- Table 1 now shows measurements of the hardness of samples A and B, which consist of a grade 22MnB5 steel.
- Samples A and B were subjected to surface nitriding in an annealing atmosphere containing 1% by volume of NH 3 and 4% by volume of NH 3 at 760 ° C. and 90 s, respectively.
- the surface nitriding was carried out at intercritical temperatures (T> Acl) since the austenite can dissolve more nitrogen than the ferrite.
- the samples were thermoformed and cured. From the warm Sectioned or hardened steel parts sections were made and measured at a distance of 5 ⁇ from the surface to the hardness HV 0.01 (DIN EN ISO 6507-1).
- the microhardness measurement showed in the samples depending on the content of NH 3 in the annealing atmosphere at the same Glühparametern, ie holding time and
- the hardness of sample A first decreases from the value 460 HV measured at the surface to a value of 333 HV at 20 ⁇ m depth. Thereafter, the hardness increases again to a value of about 492 HV, indicating that the decarburization of the
- Comparative example represented by a dotted line shows in the range of 5 to 35 ⁇ a reduced hardness, which is below 400 HV 1 (DIN EN ISO 6507-1).
- the reduction in hardness compared to the base material, which lies between 450 HV 1 and 500 HV 1, is achieved by the final carbonization during the
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