EP0569511A1 - Method and machine for moulding an alloy ingot with fine dendritic structure. - Google Patents
Method and machine for moulding an alloy ingot with fine dendritic structure.Info
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- EP0569511A1 EP0569511A1 EP92905737A EP92905737A EP0569511A1 EP 0569511 A1 EP0569511 A1 EP 0569511A1 EP 92905737 A EP92905737 A EP 92905737A EP 92905737 A EP92905737 A EP 92905737A EP 0569511 A1 EP0569511 A1 EP 0569511A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B22—CASTING; POWDER METALLURGY
- B22D—CASTING OF METALS; CASTING OF OTHER SUBSTANCES BY THE SAME PROCESSES OR DEVICES
- B22D17/00—Pressure die casting or injection die casting, i.e. casting in which the metal is forced into a mould under high pressure
- B22D17/007—Semi-solid pressure die casting
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C22—METALLURGY; FERROUS OR NON-FERROUS ALLOYS; TREATMENT OF ALLOYS OR NON-FERROUS METALS
- C22C—ALLOYS
- C22C1/00—Making non-ferrous alloys
- C22C1/12—Making non-ferrous alloys by processing in a semi-solid state, e.g. holding the alloy in the solid-liquid phase
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- the present invention relates to a method of molding an ingot made of an alloy with a fine dendritic structure, as well as to a method of molding metallic parts without porosities from said ingot. It also relates to a molding machine for implementing the above processes.
- One of the techniques used to avoid this type of drawback consists in producing, from the molten metal alloy, a thixotropic suspension or jelly, that is to say in the semi-liquid semi-solid state. , and then pour this thixotropic jelly under pressure into a mold.
- FR-A-2 266 749 to produce metal alloy parts without porosities by heating said alloys to a temperature between their solidus and liquidus temperatures, so as to bring to the liquid state a determined proportion by weight of the alloy, and maintaining them at said temperature for a period of between a few minutes and a few hours. If this technique allows to pass from a dendritic network to a globular structure of regular shape and distribution, it is however of a particularly long implementation time, which is likely to increase, significantly, the cost price of the parts thus manufactured.
- Such a treatment makes it possible to improve, in a notable manner, both the tensile strength and the elongation before rupture of the parts thus produced, but the importance of its duration, and consequently the increase in manufacturing costs that this treatment implies the fact that it is reserved for the manufacture of parts whose quality standards are particularly strict.
- the object of the present invention is to propose a process for molding metallic alloys without porosities, which can be easily implemented, without requiring the use of specific machines of high dimensions and cost, and which, moreover, allows obtain large molded parts.
- the object of the present invention is to propose a simple method of manufacturing ingots of alloys which, in order to constitute a thixotropic alloy, capable of supplying by an injection operation metal parts without porosities, require only a simple heating operation at a determined temperature.
- the present invention also aims to provide a pressure casting process whose speed of implementation allows to achieve significant production rates to reduce, significantly, the cost of the products manufactured.
- the present invention thus relates to a method of molding an ingot with a fine dendritic structure from a metal alloy, characterized in that it consists in carrying out a pressure casting of the molten alloy inside. an imprint of a mold, this imprint being maintained, throughout the casting, at a substantially constant temperature, higher than ambient temperature and lower than the solidus temperature of the alloy.
- the Applicant has thus established that the fact of carrying out a pressure casting of a metal alloy in a mold, the walls of which are maintained at a temperature above the ambient temperature and below the solidus temperature of the alloy, allows ingots to be produced with a fine dendritic structure and without porosities such that, when these ingots are then reheated so as to bring them to a temperature between the temperature of solidus and the liquidus temperature of the alloy, so as to bring them to a pasty state of thixotropic jelly type, and which is then injected under pressure from these ingots, the pieces thus obtained have a structure fine globular, free of porosity and with remarkable mechanical qualities.
- An advantage of the process according to the invention compared to those implemented according to the prior art, is that both the operation of casting the ingots and the operation of injecting the final part from these ingots can be carried out simply, that is to say without the need to resort to complex operations, such as agitation, centrifugation or extrusion, which puts the process within the reach of users not specialized in this type of molding.
- the method can be implemented with conventional type molding machines, which avoids both the producer of ingots and the user thereof having to invest in specific expensive machines.
- the ingots produced can, of course, be of dimensions suitable for the final pieces that it is desired to mold so as to avoid the cutting operations of the prior art, which constitute a waste of time and money.
- the ratio of the absolute temperature s of the solidus of the alloy to the absolute temperature m at which the mold imprint is maintained during casting is between 1.5 and 2.5.
- the present invention is particularly suitable for the production of pressure-molded parts of magnesium alloy, it can, of course, also be used to carry out the molding of other metal alloys and in particular of base alloys, by example, aluminum or zinc.
- the present invention also aims to provide means for passing directly from the production of the ingot to the injection of the final part from this ingot.
- the present invention also relates to a machine for die-casting a metal alloy allowing the manufacture of parts without porosity, characterized in that it comprises three sections arranged one next to the other, namely a casting section, comprising an ingot mold cooled by circulation of a fluid, a reheating section and an injection section, these three sections having respective internal volumes aligned longitudinally to constitute a continuous treatment channel, and at least one piston movable longitudinally in this channel treatment, this piston serving as the bottom for the internal volume of the ingot mold of the casting section, during its filling with the liquid metal, possibly intervening to transport, in the reheating section, the ingot formed after cooling and intervening for the injection under pressure, in the injection section, of the heated ingot presenting itself in the form of thixotropic jelly.
- the injection section is located between the casting section and the reheating section and a thermally insulating seal is interposed between the casting section and the injection section.
- Figure 1 is a schematic vertical sectional view of a first form of a device for implementing the method according to the invention.
- Figure 2 is a schematic view in vertical section of a variant of a device for implementing the method according to the invention.
- Figure 3 is a photomicrograph, at a magnification of 60, of a section of a magnesium alloy die-cast according to the technique of the prior art.
- Figure 4 is a photomicrograph, at a magnification of 60, of a section of an ingot of the same magnesium alloy molded according to the method of the invention.
- Figure 5 is a photomicrograph, at a magnification of 60, of a section of a part of the same alloy obtained by the method according to the invention.
- Figure 6 is a partial perspective view of a device for heating the ingots before injecting the parts from said ingots.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view in vertical section of a device intended to ensure the injection under pressure of the parts.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic view in vertical section of an alternative embodiment of the ingot casting operation.
- FIG. 9 is a view in axial and vertical section of a pressure molding machine, making it possible to implement the methods according to the invention, the various constituent elements of which are represented during the ingot casting operation.
- Figures 10 to 14 are simplified axial and vertical section views, illustrating the positions of the various components of the machine, during the operation of injecting a metal part from an ingot.
- the method according to the invention uses a pressure molding machine which is provided with means making it possible to maintain the walls of the mold cavity at a temperature between ambient temperature and the solidus temperature of the alloy.
- This machine essentially consists of an ingot mold 1 consisting of a substantially horizontal tube comprising, at one of its ends, a supply orifice 2 opening into an injection channel 4 in which is movably mounted a piston injection 6.
- this ingot mold 1 is further provided with heating and temperature regulation means, consisting for example of heating cartridges 3 with temperature regulation.
- the mold consists of two parts, namely one part anterior 10a and a posterior part 10b.
- the injection channel 4 opens into a cylindrical cavity 8 hollowed out in the front part 10a, and which constitutes the imprint of the ingot which one wishes to mold.
- This imprint 8 is of the same diameter as the injection channel 4.
- the front part 10a of the mold 10 comprises, like the mold 1, heating and temperature regulation means, consisting of heating cartridges 3 with temperature regulation.
- the rear part 10b of the mold has a series of "washing heels” 12 distributed around the cavity 8, as well as fine channels called “air trails” 12 ', in communication, by one of their ends, with the washing heels 12 and, by their other end, with the outside of the mold, the total volume of the washing heels 12 and the air trails 12're representing approximately a quarter of the volume of the ingot which it is desired to pour .
- the molten metal is poured, consisting, for example, of a magnesium alloy GA9Z1, (that is to say of a magnesium alloy containing 9% aluminum and 1% zinc) , whose solidus and liquidus temperatures are respectively 468 ° C and 595 ° C, and it is melted at a temperature higher than the liquidus temperature, namely a temperature of the order of 700 ° C, then pour it into the mold 1, using a feed chute, not shown in the drawing.
- This alloy fills part of the ingot mold 1, depending on the volume which it is desired to give to the ingot.
- the injection piston 6 is then moved so as to exert with it a pressure P on the molten metal, to inject it inside the cavity 8 of the mold 10.
- a metallographic study of the ingot 14 thus obtained reveals, as can be seen in FIG. 4, a fine dendritic structure, while the structure of the same alloy obtained by a conventional type molding process shows a structure with porosities, such as that shown in FIG. 3.
- the ingots thus obtained can therefore be marketed as is .
- the heating and temperature regulation means may consist of pipes 19 carrying a heat transfer fluid.
- heating means can be used, for example by Joule effect or of the type of those represented in FIGS. 6 and 7.
- These include an inductor 20, of longitudinal axis xx ′, substantially horizontal, intended to be traversed for a medium frequency current, inside which is disposed a quartz tube 22 open at one of its ends, and which is intended to receive the ingot 14 to be heated.
- the opposite closed part of the tube 22 has, at its lower part, a window 23 which opens on an inclined plane 24, opening into an intake opening 26 provided at the upper part of an injection tube 28.
- a push piston 36 with a diameter less than the internal diameter of the quartz tube 22, is mounted movable in translation therein.
- the injection tube 28 opens, as shown in FIG. 7, into a cavity 32 of a mold 33 in two parts, namely a front part 33a and a rear part 33b.
- the injection piston 38 is slidably mounted in the injection tube 28 and in the cavity 32.
- the ingot 14 is introduced into the quartz tube 22, then the coil of the inductor 20 is supplied with alternating current, so as to cause the ingot 14 to heat up and bring it to a temperature comprised between its solidus temperature ⁇ and its liquidus temperature - j _, and preferably close to the latter, namely in the case of the magnesium alloy GA9Z1 a temperature of approximately 530 ° C to 560 ° C, so that the ingot 14 is brought to a state of thixotropic jelly.
- a pasty state of the ingot 14 allows it to lend itself particularly well to injection under pressure.
- the ingot 14 After the ingot 14 has warmed up, it is moved longitudinally, by means of the piston 36, to present it facing the window 23, in line with the inclined plane 24, on which it slides to penetrate the injection tube 28, by admission opening 26.
- the first alloy is an AS9U3, that is to say an aluminum alloy with 9% silicon and 3% copper. It is noted that the method according to the invention makes it possible to improve both the tensile strength and the elongation before rupture of such an alloy.
- the second alloy is a ZA27, that is to say a zinc alloy containing 27% aluminum. It has been found that such an alloy has good tensile strength characteristics and an average elongation resistance.
- the process according to the invention retains the satisfactory tensile strength of the alloy and multiplies by more than two the elongation characteristic before it breaks.
- the third alloy is GA9Z1, that is to say a magnesium alloy containing 9% of aluminum and 11 of zinc. It can be seen that the process according to the invention significantly improves the tensile strength and multiplies the elongation characteristic by more than 2. It is also known that the mechanical characteristics of breaking strength and elongation of such an alloy can be improved by a heat treatment of the T6 type, the various phases of which have been explained above. We have thus included in the previous table the characteristics of the alloy GA9Z1 molded by gravity and after heat treatment T6, in order to compare it with the process according to the invention.
- an average processing time of the T6 process is of the order of forty hours, while the process according to the invention requires only the times for casting the ingot, for reheating the latter, and injection of the final part, which represents only a few tens of seconds.
- the ingot casting operation 14 can be carried out by means of an ingot mold consisting of a vertical tube 40 inside which two pistons are movably mounted, namely an upper piston 42 and a lower piston 44 between which the molten alloy is brought, the latter being injected, by downward movement of the upper piston 42, through a lateral injection nozzle 46 provided in the wall of the mold 40, in an imprint 48 of a mold 50.
- ejectors 52 pass through the wall of the mold and ensure, from the opening of the latter, the ejection of the ingot.
- the use of an injection nozzle 46 of reduced section improves the fineness of the structure of the ingot by producing a "shear" of the alloy.
- the ingot casting operations and the injection of the part to be molded can be carried out, one after the other, by a single molding machine, of the type shown in FIGS. 9 to 14.
- This molding machine is of the vertical type and successively comprises, from top to bottom, a section upper A for casting a liquid alloy 100 poured into this section, an intermediate injection section C and a lower reheating section B.
- the upper casting section A comprises a mold 102 into which the liquid alloy 100 is poured.
- the wall of the mold 102 contains channels 103 through which a cooling fluid, such as cold water, passes.
- the liquid metal 100 is poured from a feed chute 104 and it fills the internal volume, or imprint 105, of the mold 102, forming a bath of liquid alloy.
- the liquid metal in the ingot mold 102 is held down by a lower piston 106, sliding vertically in the cavity 105 of the ingot mold 102 and the upper surface of which is coated with a wafer 107 made of a material resistant to heat, such as a ceramic cake.
- a lower piston 106 sliding vertically in the cavity 105 of the ingot mold 102 and the upper surface of which is coated with a wafer 107 made of a material resistant to heat, such as a ceramic cake.
- the outlet orifice of the chute 104 for supplying liquid metal 100 and the piston 108 are housed inside an enclosure 109 into which a suitable protective gas or mixture of protective gas is introduced.
- the ingot mold 102 has, at its lower end, a peripheral flange 110 by which it is assembled, by means of fixing members not shown, with the interposition of an annular insulating lining 112, with an upper peripheral flange 113 of a chamber cylindrical injection 114 located under the mold 102 and forming part of the injection section C.
- This injection chamber 114 has an internal volume or bore 115 which passes right through it axially and which extends downwards in the extension of the imprint 105 of the upper ingot mold 102 and which has the same dimensions as the latter.
- the lower piston 106 is extended, downwards, by a piston rod 106a which extends through the entire intermediate injection section C and through the lower reheating section B, as it appears in FIG. 9.
- the piston rod 106a is actuated, at its lower end, by means not shown, allowing it to perform an alternating axial movement through sections A, C and B of the machine.
- the cylindrical wall of the injection chamber 114 are housed heating resistors 117 whose electrical supply wires 118 exit at the lower end of the wall of the chamber 114 passing through an annular chamber 119 disposed under the lower end of the injection chamber 114.
- this annular chamber 119 there flows a flow of cooling gas, which enters the chamber through an inlet orifice 121 and leaves it through an orifice 122.
- the chamber intermediate injection 114 is thus maintained at a temperature which is a function of the nature of the alloy to be cast and which is lower than the solidus temperature of the alloy.
- This mold 124 comprises a fixed female half-mold 124a, formed laterally in the external surface of the wall of the injection chamber 114, and a male half-mold 124b movable horizontally and radially.
- the movable male half-mold 124b includes heating resistors 125 which maintain the mold 124 at substantially the same temperature as the injection chamber 114.
- the mold also carries ejectors which eject the molded part.
- the injection chamber 114 is extended downwards by a quartz tube 127 with an internal diameter larger than that of the piston 106 and of the bore 115 and connecting to the latter via a inlet section 128 of the bore 115 which is frustoconical and converges upwards, that is to say towards the bore 115.
- the quartz tube 127 is surrounded by an external induction heating coil 130.
- the upper piston 108 is placed above the liquid metal feed chute 104, and the lower piston 106 is in its extreme upper position, in which it is engaged in the lower part of the ingot mold 102.
- the liquid metal 100 is poured into the ingot mold 102 and it forms a liquid mass which gradually cools, because the wall of the ingot mold 102 is cooled by the circulation of water in the conduits 103.
- the upper piston 108 When the desired mass of liquid metal has been poured into the ingot mold 102, the upper piston 108 is lowered to compress the liquid metal, during its cooling down to a temperature T m above ambient and below temperature of solidus of the alloy, as previously described. An ingot 14 with a fine dendritic structure is thus obtained. ( Figure 10) Once the ingot 14 has been solidified, it is ejected from the ingot mold 102 by the upper piston 108 which is then moved downward, being accompanied in this same movement by the lower piston 106.
- the ingot 14, still held between the two pistons 106 and 108, is brought down and passed through the whole of the ingot mold 102 then of the injection chamber 114 , to reach the lower heating section B, inside the quartz tube 127 and the induction heating coil 130. Then the upper piston 108 is separated from the upper surface of the ingot and is placed at the base of the injection chamber 114.
- the induction heating coil 130 is then supplied with alternating current (FIG. 11) so as to cause the ingot 14 to heat up to a temperature between the temperatures of solidus T ⁇ and of liquidus T j _ of the alloy, so that the ingot thus warmed 14a is placed in a thixotropic jelly state of semi-solid structure, of globular appearance.
- the lower piston 106 rises rapidly (at a speed of the order of 1 to 2 meters per second) and thus raises the ingot 14a to place it inside the injection chamber 114.
- the upper piston 108 is lowered, while the lower piston 106 is kept fixed, so that the ingot 14a, in the thixotropic jelly state, is compressed in the bore 115 of the injection chamber 114.
- the pasty metal constituting the ingot 14a is then injected, through the nozzle 123, into the cavity 126 of the mold 124 During the last step (FIG.
- the mold 124 opens, by a horizontal and radial movement of the movable male half-mold 124a outwards, and the ejectors ensure the release of the part P thus formed.
- the mold 124 closes, the movable male half-mold 124b engaging in the fixed female half-mold 124a provided in the wall of the injection chamber 114.
- the lower piston 106 is moved upwards, so that its insulating ceramic upper pad 107 protrudes a little above the upper surface of the mold 102, which allows to eject the cake constituting the residue of the ingot 14a after casting.
- the casting A, injection C and heating B sections are provided successively in this order, from top to bottom.
- the heating section B could be in the intermediate position, just below the upper casting section A and above the injection section C then being in lower position.
- the molding machine described here has a vertical axis, it could also be provided with an arrangement along a horizontal axis.
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