WO2018220213A1 - Method for improved manufacturing of a dual microstructure part - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of production of metal or ceramic parts by a process of "shaping and debinding", for example a PIM (Powder Injection Molding, injection molding powder), and in particular, a welding process by co-curing.
- shape and debinding for example a PIM (Powder Injection Molding, injection molding powder)
- PIM Powder Injection Molding, injection molding powder
- the formatting can for example be obtained by 3D printing or, in the specific case of the PIM process, by molding.
- the step of developing the feedstock (green material) consists mainly in mixing a powder of one or more metallic material (s) and / or ceramic (s) constituting the part to be manufactured to one ( or more) thermoplastic binder (s) based on polymers. This step is generally carried out using mixers and / or extruders under a high shear rate in order to ensure good homogeneity of the mixture. A relatively large amount of powder must be incorporated into the binder (s) to ensure the cohesion of the future part. If the mixture contains too much powder, this results in a too high viscosity which makes the molding step difficult and promotes the appearance of cracks. Yes, on the contrary, the mixture has too much binder (s), the risk of collapse of the part to be manufactured during the debinding step increases.
- the molding step consists of placing the feedstock (conventionally in the form of granules) in an injection molding machine similar to that of the plastic industry.
- the feedstock conventionally in the form of granules
- it can in particular be a 3D printing.
- the debinding step is to remove the (s) binder (s) thermoplastic (s) by a process adapted to its (their) nature (s). If this step is poorly controlled, it can cause damage to the part in production by the appearance of defects, for example cracking or chemical pollution. At the end of the debinding step, the part is porous.
- the sintering step consists in consolidating and densifying the debinding green piece in order to obtain the final piece.
- the part is thus heated, and this consolidation and densification are accompanied by a volume shrinkage which is a function of the initial composition of the feedstock.
- This step is carried out at a high temperature, but however, such that the material of the debonded green piece is not completely melted: under the effect of heat, the grains of material are welded together.
- Solid phase sintering all of the workpiece material is in solid form
- liquid phase sintering part of the workpiece material has reached its melting point
- One way of pushing the limits of current materials is to adapt the microstructure of the engine room to the local demands of the environment of said room thereon.
- the technical problem that seeks to solve the present invention is to achieve engine parts meeting the needs of adapting their microstructures locally by means of a process of type "formatting and debinding", in particular the PIM process.
- the invention proposes for this purpose a method of welding at least two pieces of green material, called green parts, comprising the following steps:
- Another advantage of the claimed process is that the control of the health of the assembly from the various parts to be welded together can be performed upstream of the debinding step (and therefore sintering).
- the assembly step is a step after which the added value of the part in production is low, unlike a green part already debinding or even already sintered.
- a defect detected after debinding or sintering leads to throw a coin with high added value, which is economically detrimental.
- the welding method according to the invention may comprise one or more of the features or steps below, taken separately from each other or in combination with each other:
- the at least two green pieces have powder compositions with different particle sizes
- the at least two green parts comprise powders having a D 90 of less than 1 6 ⁇ , 25 ⁇ or 45 ⁇ ,
- the at least two green pieces have different powder chemical compositions
- the welding method according to the invention may also comprise the following succession of steps: bringing the at least two green parts into contact at a junction zone of these parts,
- This variant of the method has several advantages over the state of the art, in particular the fact that the surface of the junction area is no longer a limiting character or possibly a source of fragility. Indeed, the addition of a weld bead makes it possible to extend the surface of the weld (junction zone) if necessary. Moreover, the contacting surfaces do not need to be prepared upstream, by machining, for example: they do not need to cooperate perfectly because the weld bead overcomes the defects of setting contact.
- the welding method according to the invention may comprise one or more of the following features or steps, taken separately from one another or in combination with each other:
- a machining step precedes the debinding step, so as to take up the weld bead
- the weld seam is similar in composition to the green parts
- the weld bead and the green parts are of identical compositions
- the addition of the weld bead is carried out by means of an injection screw, a nozzle of which points towards the junction zone so as to deposit a weld bead of softened green material, the addition of the weld bead is carried out by positioning a strip of solid green material in contact with the junction zone, and by heating this strip by means of a hot-air gun,
- the invention also relates to a dense monobloc assembly forming a final part, comprising at least two parts assembled by the method described above, characterized in that the two green parts have a different powder composition, so that the final piece has at least two parts with a different grain size.
- the final part according to the invention may also comprise green parts which have a different powder chemical composition or a powder composition with different particle sizes.
- the sintered part can then follow a standard and homogeneous heat treatment, simple to implement because the dual microstructure is already generated.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a part having two parts whose microstructure must be differentiated
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the step of adding a weld bead between two parts to be welded according to a first variant of the claimed process
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the step of adding a weld bead between two parts to be welded according to a second variant of the claimed process
- FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a homogeneous green monoblock assembly according to one or other of the variants of FIGS. 2 and 3,
- FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a homogeneous green monoblock assembly after a machining step according to one or the other of the variants illustrated above,
- FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a final piece obtained by a method of cofiring of the prior art
- FIG. 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a final part obtained by one or other of the variants of the claimed process
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the part of Figure 1, the differentiated microstructure has been shown schematically, magnified artificially.
- feedstock or "green material” means a following mixture:
- thermoplastic binder based on polymer (s). This mixture is conventionally in the form of granules.
- This green piece thus has the general shape of the final dense piece but as it has not yet undergone the sintering step, it has not yet its final dimensions.
- the sintering step involves a so-called volume shrinkage phenomenon, which is a phenomenon of dimensional contraction involving a decrease in the dimensions of the part.
- This volume shrinkage is a function of the initial composition of the feedstock and in particular of the feed rate of said feedstock. feedstock.
- a filler is an immiscible solid substance dispersed in a matrix by mechanical means.
- the charge rate corresponds to the volume of powder in the feedstock.
- a user wishes to produce a final part 1 comprising two parts (or parts 1 0, 12) of different microstructures.
- the user wishes to have a final part 1 with small grains on the surface (to delay a fatigue initiation for example), and in the rest of the room larger grains (to have resistance in creep for example).
- the technique of embodiment according to the method presented here consists in shaping the first green part 10 using a feedstock having a large particle size of powder, and the second green part 12 using a feedstock having a finer grain size (see Figure 8).
- the two parts 10, 12 are produced by means of a PIM method, (or any other process for shaping green parts of the 3D printing type, for example) stopping at the molding step (or shaping step). ) presented above.
- the two green parts 10, 12 are assembled, at a junction zone 14 of these green parts 10, 12 so as to form a green monoblock assembly.
- This assembly in the green state can in particular be done by adding a weld bead of green material, as explained in detail below:.
- a user wishes to weld two parts: for example a plate 10 and a hollow cylinder 12.
- the two parts 10, 12 are so-called “green” parts, that is to say say, as mentioned above, that they have not yet passed the debinding stage.
- the two green parts 10, 12 are brought into contact at a junction zone 14 of these green parts 10, 12.
- a weld bead 16 itself feedstock is added to the green parts 10, 12 so that the weld bead 16 conforms to the shape of the junction zone 14.
- the assembly then forms a uniform green monoblock assembly.
- the deposition of the weld bead 1 6 is by means of an injection screw 18, a nozzle 20 points to the junction zone 14.
- the temperature output of the nozzle 20 is substantially the same as the injection temperature during the molding step green parts 10, 12.
- the temperature of the nozzle 20 is 190 ° C.
- the injection screw 18 can be mounted on a robotic arm 22, connected to a control unit 24 allowing automation of the process.
- said strip of green solid material 26 is heated by means of a hot air gun 28 so as to soften the material of the strip 26 and to form the weld bead 1 6.
- the hot air gun 28 can be attached to a robotic arm 24 connected to a control unit 24. This allows, as mentioned above, a better control of the step of the addition of the weld bead 1 6.
- the two green pieces 10, 12 may be of identical compositions or, as explained later, of different compositions.
- the weld bead 1 6 it may be of similar composition to that of the two parts 10, 12 to assemble or composition identical to it (provided that the two parts 10, 12 are themselves of identical composition).
- similar composition is meant a composition having:
- the method may include a machining step: in fact, the weld bead 1 6 being green, it can be immediately resumed machining, before even the debinding step, to give it directly a specific radius or shape, as illustrated in Figures 4 and 5.
- pre-debinding requires less energy than a machining on a final piece, harder. Moreover, a machining error on a green piece, with less added value, has less impact than a machining error on a final piece with high added value.
- the method described in the present application makes it possible to weld PIM parts by dispensing with the constraint imposed by the known co-curing of the state of the art which implies that the junction zone 14 is delimited by all the initial surfaces 30, 32 in contact with the parts 10, 12 to be assembled (see FIG. 6). Thanks to the solution proposed by the method of the present application, it is the contact surfaces 34, 34 ', 36, 38 between the weld bead 1 6 and the parts to be assembled 10, 12 which constitute the junction zone 14 ( see Figure 7). There are thus four contact surfaces 34, 34 ', 36, 38 where before there were only two, 30, 32. The direct advantage that results is that the mechanical strength of the junction area 14 post welding is improved.
- the homogeneous unit assembly forms a final piece 1 (see Figure 5) in its entirety which comprises two parts 10, 12 and the weld bead 1 6.
- the junction zone 14 has at least four surfaces 34, 34 ', 36, 38 (a first surface 36 belonging to the first piece 10, a second surface 38 belonging to the second piece 12, a third and a fourth surface 34, 34 belonging to the weld bead 1 6): the first surface 36 cooperates with the third surface 34, and the second surface 38 cooperates with the fourth surface 34 'during the sintering step and makes it possible to reinforce the mechanical strength of the part final 1.
- the cofritting of the surfaces 30, 32 of the green parts 10, 12 in contact is not necessary: the junction is made by cofritting the surfaces 36, 38 of the green parts 10, 12 in FIG. contact with surfaces 34, 34 'of the weld bead 1 6, added in a second time so as to match the shape of the junction zone 14, the contact between the different surfaces 34, 34', 36, 38 to be welded is satisfactory and does not require preparation upstream of the sintering step.
- the uniform green monobloc assembly is delianté, then sintered, so as to obtain a dense and homogeneous monobloc assembly, a final piece, as visible in Figures 7 and 8.
- the part of the monoblock assembly comprising powders of finer particle size, corresponding to the second green part 12, has finer grains, while the portion of the final part 1 comprising powders of greater particle size , corresponding to the first green piece 10, has larger grains (see Figure 8).
- the two green parts 10, 12 are already of different particle size, the sintered monobloc assembly can then follow a standard and homogeneous heat treatment: in fact, the dual microstructure is performed at the sintering step.
- the same type of result can be obtained by varying the chemical composition of the powders of each of the green parts 10, 12 rather than their particle size, for example using a nickel-based superalloy with a variable carbon content.
- the carbon precipitates in the form of carbide and this content of precipitated carbon is more or less opposed to the enlargement of the grain during sintering.
- first feedstock (a first piece 10) comprising a No. 1 chemical powder and a second feedstock (a second piece 12) comprising a No. 2 chemical powder.
- It may, for example, be a René 77 ® alloy with a high carbon content as a chemical powder No. 1 and an alloy of René 77 ® with a low carbon content as a powder of chemistry n ° 2.
- the parameter D 90 represents a point on the particle size distribution curve of a part. This particular point indicates how large are 90% of the particles of the total volume of the part considered. For example, if the D 90 is 844nm, then 90% of the particles of the part considered have a diameter equal to or less than 844nm and 10% therefore have a larger size. This measurement can in particular be obtained by laser diffraction.
- D 0 , D 50 and D 90 are measured. D 0 is always smaller than D 50 which is smaller than D 90 . The closer their values are, the smaller the particle size of the powder.
- the technical lock lies in the shaping from the green state of a final part 1 with two feedstocks (green parts 10, 12) different. Indeed, it is important that the two feedstocks have a similar rate of charge (proportion of powders / binders), which guarantees an identical or substantially identical volume shrinkage of each of the green parts 10, 12 during sintering.
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