CN108754433A - A kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces - Google Patents

A kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces Download PDF

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CN108754433A
CN108754433A CN201810597512.9A CN201810597512A CN108754433A CN 108754433 A CN108754433 A CN 108754433A CN 201810597512 A CN201810597512 A CN 201810597512A CN 108754433 A CN108754433 A CN 108754433A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces, include the following steps:Using Zr plates as source electrode, source electrode polishing is cleaned out, base material uses 304 austenitic stainless steels, it carries out oozing zirconium processing using multifunctional ion chemical heat-treatment furnace, interpolar is away from 20-30mm, argon gas operating air pressure 30-35Pa, 1000-1060 DEG C of holding temperature, voltage difference 300-350V between source electrode and cathode, soaking time 4-5h;Sample cools to room temperature with the furnace.The present invention is simple to operate, not can cause environmental pollution;After oozing zirconium processing, the hardness of specimen surface improves about 3 times, and hardness from outward appearance to inner essence continuously decreases, distribution gradient;In 65 μm of stainless steel surface formation, the infiltration layer of even compact;The relatively corrosive speed of stainless steel substrate be respectively ooze Zr alloy-layers 3.15 times, 6.23 times, 3.12 times;Stainless steel surface corrosion is more serious, and slight local corrosion only occurs in layer surface, it is seen that the corrosion resistance of stainless steel makes moderate progress after oozing zirconium processing.

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A kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces, belong to field of metal surface treatment.
Background technology
Stainless steel has excellent corrosion resistance, weldability and comprehensive mechanical property, in aerospace, chemical industry, atomic energy etc. Extensive use in industry, but its case hardness is relatively low, and the corrosion resisting property in specific corrosive environment needs to be further increased. Method common at present is one layer of wear-resisting corrosion layer of surface attaching, however uses such scheme service life very short, thus can The hardened stainless steel in a manner of being considered as surface infiltration layer.
Invention content
In view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, the object of the present invention is to provide it is a kind of it is simple to operate, will not be right The method for treating stainless steel surfaces that environment pollutes, treated stainless steel surface have good corrosion resistance and higher Hardness.
To achieve the above object, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is:A kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces, including it is as follows Step:
(1) it uses Zr plates as source electrode, source electrode polishing is cleaned out, base material uses 304 austenitic stainless steels, shove charge Before, by the sample successively liquid honing through different model, polishing machine is used in combination to polish, then totally and dried with ultrasonic cleaning;
(2) it carries out oozing zirconium processing using multifunctional ion chemical heat-treatment furnace, technological parameter is:Interpolar is away from 20-30mm, argon Gas operating air pressure 30-35Pa, 1000-1060 DEG C of holding temperature, the voltage difference 300-350V between source electrode and cathode, soaking time 4-5h;
(3) sample cools to room temperature with the furnace.
As a preferred scheme, the heat-treatment furnace model is DGLT-15 types.
As a preferred scheme, the Zr plates purity 99.99%.
As a preferred scheme, step (2) interpolar is away from 20mm, argon gas operating air pressure 30Pa, holding temperature 1000℃。
As a preferred scheme, the voltage difference 350V between the source electrode and cathode of the step (2), soaking time 4h。
The present invention is simple to operate, not can cause environmental pollution;After oozing zirconium processing, the hardness of specimen surface carries About 3 times high, hardness from outward appearance to inner essence continuously decreases, distribution gradient;Stainless steel surface forms 65 μm, even compact oozes Layer;The relatively corrosive speed of stainless steel substrate be respectively ooze Zr alloy-layers 3.15 times, 6.23 times, 3.12 times;Stainless steel surface Corrode more serious, and slight local corrosion only occurs in layer surface, it is seen that the corrosion resistance of stainless steel has after oozing zirconium processing Improved.
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With reference to embodiment, invention is further described in detail.
Embodiment 1
Method for treating stainless steel surfaces includes the following steps:
(1) it uses Zr plates as source electrode, source electrode polishing is cleaned out, base material uses 304 austenitic stainless steels, shove charge Before, by the sample successively liquid honing through different model, polishing machine is used in combination to polish, then totally and dried with ultrasonic cleaning;
(2) it carries out oozing zirconium processing using multifunctional ion chemical heat-treatment furnace, technological parameter is:Interpolar is away from 20mm, argon gas Operating air pressure 30Pa, 1000 DEG C of holding temperature, the voltage difference 300V between source electrode and cathode, soaking time 4h;
(3) sample cools to room temperature with the furnace.
Sample hardness, load 50g, load time 10s are detected with HV1000 type microhardness testers.Using potentiostatic method and electricity Chemical measurement instrument carries out electrochemical corrosion test, uses acetone, distilled water flushing clean successively on sample, sample work area is 1cm2, remaining non-working surface seals with paraffin.Then sample is immersed in corrosive liquid, it is electric using saturated calomel electrode as reference Pole, platinum electrode are connected between reference electrode and Electrode with salt bridge as auxiliary electrode, and Luggin capillary is away from Electrode 1- 2mm carries out cathode and anode polarization after stablizing 10min, finally calculates corrosion rate.
Through measuring, the hardness on surface is 1530HV0.05, hence it is evident that is more than the case hardness of stainless steel substrate (350HV0.05), it is seen then that after oozing zirconium processing, the hardness of specimen surface improves about 3 times, and hardness from outward appearance to inner essence gradually drops It is low, distribution gradient.
In 65 μm of stainless steel surface formation, the infiltration layer of even compact;The relatively corrosive speed of stainless steel substrate is oozed respectively 3.15 times, 6.23 times, 3.12 times of Zr alloy-layers;Stainless steel surface corrosion is more serious, and layer surface only occurs slightly Local corrosion, it is seen that the corrosion resistance of stainless steel makes moderate progress after oozing zirconium processing.
Embodiment 2
Method for treating stainless steel surfaces includes the following steps:
(1) it uses Zr plates as source electrode, source electrode polishing is cleaned out, base material uses 304 austenitic stainless steels, shove charge Before, by the sample successively liquid honing through different model, polishing machine is used in combination to polish, then totally and dried with ultrasonic cleaning;
(2) it carries out oozing zirconium processing using multifunctional ion chemical heat-treatment furnace, technological parameter is:Interpolar is away from 30mm, argon gas Operating air pressure 35Pa, 1060 DEG C of holding temperature, the voltage difference 350V between source electrode and cathode, soaking time 5h;
(3) sample cools to room temperature with the furnace.
Material property prepared by the embodiment is similar to Example 1.
Embodiment 3
Method for treating stainless steel surfaces includes the following steps:
(1) it uses Zr plates as source electrode, source electrode polishing is cleaned out, base material uses 304 austenitic stainless steels, shove charge Before, by the sample successively liquid honing through different model, polishing machine is used in combination to polish, then totally and dried with ultrasonic cleaning;
(2) it carries out oozing zirconium processing using multifunctional ion chemical heat-treatment furnace, technological parameter is:Interpolar is away from 20mm, argon gas Operating air pressure 30Pa, 1000 DEG C of holding temperature, the voltage difference 350V between source electrode and cathode, soaking time 4h;
(3) sample cools to room temperature with the furnace.
Material property prepared by the embodiment is similar to Example 1.

Claims (5)

1. a kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces, which is characterized in that include the following steps:
(1) it uses Zr plates as source electrode, source electrode polishing is cleaned out, base material uses 304 austenitic stainless steels, will before shove charge The sample liquid honing through different model successively, is used in combination polishing machine to polish, then clean with ultrasonic cleaning and dry;
(2) it carries out oozing zirconium processing using multifunctional ion chemical heat-treatment furnace, technological parameter is:Interpolar is away from 20-30mm, argon gas work Make air pressure 30-35Pa, 1000-1060 DEG C of holding temperature, the voltage difference 300-350V between source electrode and cathode, soaking time 4- 5h;
(3) sample cools to room temperature with the furnace.
2. a kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces according to claim 1, which is characterized in that the heat-treatment furnace model is DGLT-15 types.
3. a kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces according to claim 1, which is characterized in that the Zr plates purity 99.99%.
4. a kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces according to claim 1, which is characterized in that step (2) interpolar away from 20mm, argon gas operating air pressure 30Pa, 1000 DEG C of holding temperature.
5. a kind of method for treating stainless steel surfaces according to claim 1, which is characterized in that the source electrode of the step (2) Voltage difference 350V between cathode, soaking time 4h.
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