EP0890400A1 - Procédé de moulage et moule pour la fabrication des objets moulés métalliques - Google Patents

Procédé de moulage et moule pour la fabrication des objets moulés métalliques Download PDF

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EP0890400A1
EP0890400A1 EP97810381A EP97810381A EP0890400A1 EP 0890400 A1 EP0890400 A1 EP 0890400A1 EP 97810381 A EP97810381 A EP 97810381A EP 97810381 A EP97810381 A EP 97810381A EP 0890400 A1 EP0890400 A1 EP 0890400A1
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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
    • B22D27/00—Treating the metal in the mould while it is molten or ductile ; Pressure or vacuum casting
    • B22D27/04—Influencing the temperature of the metal, e.g. by heating or cooling the mould
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B22—CASTING; POWDER METALLURGY
    • B22D—CASTING OF METALS; CASTING OF OTHER SUBSTANCES BY THE SAME PROCESSES OR DEVICES
    • B22D46/00—Controlling, supervising, not restricted to casting covered by a single main group, e.g. for safety reasons
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
    • F02B—INTERNAL-COMBUSTION PISTON ENGINES; COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL
    • F02B3/00—Engines characterised by air compression and subsequent fuel addition
    • F02B3/06—Engines characterised by air compression and subsequent fuel addition with compression ignition
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
    • F02F—CYLINDERS, PISTONS OR CASINGS, FOR COMBUSTION ENGINES; ARRANGEMENTS OF SEALINGS IN COMBUSTION ENGINES
    • F02F7/00—Casings, e.g. crankcases or frames
    • F02F2007/0097—Casings, e.g. crankcases or frames for large diesel engines

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  • the invention relates to a casting process and a Casting mold, in particular a sand mold, for the production of metallic castings according to the preamble of respective independent claim.
  • castings for example cast iron, specifically a gray cast iron alloy
  • a casting mold for example one in a mold pit modeled sand mold or a mold, placed where it solidifies by giving off heat to the casting mold.
  • Solidification runs complex chemical and physical Operations.
  • spatial and temporal The course of solidification of the cast material has a decisive one Influence on the developing structure and thus the mechanical properties of the casting.
  • the z. B. for gray cast iron alloys usually below 300 ° C is chosen to cool in the mold before leaving can be demolded.
  • the spatial and temporal The cooling process of the cast material has an essential one Influence on the mechanical properties for example the internal stresses of the castings. Since that The casting material increasingly heats up the casting mold Cooling rate of the cast material with increasing dwell time in the mold and can, for example, before Unpacking temperature reached below 1 ° C decrease per hour. This is the cooling time of the Foundry comparatively compared to the solidification time long.
  • large-volume castings such as B. Engine housings of large diesel engines often result Cooling down of several weeks. Because in foundries Only a few molded pits are available for reasons of space stand in which such large-volume castings the long cooling times are producible essential limiting factor for the achievable Production capacity and are therefore below disadvantageous economic aspects.
  • the casting process and the casting mold should the most economical possible production of metallic Allow castings. In particular, they should enable, especially with large castings, the Reduce cooling times significantly. Furthermore, it is said to the casting process or the mold can be possible, too complex structured castings such as motor housings for Manufacture large diesel engines, where one elaborate thermal post-processing can be dispensed with can be accepted without sacrificing quality Need to become.
  • the inventive Casting process for the production of metallic Castings from a foundry in which the foundry in the liquid state in a mold, especially one Sand mold, is introduced and the cast material in the Casting mold solidifies and cools, this is especially so characterized that the foundry in the mold with controlled by a cooling system.
  • a cooling system Through the Controlled cooling can be spatially and temporally Solidification process and / or cooling process in the cast material control actively and specifically. This allows especially the cooling time that the cast material needs, to reach its unpacking temperature, considerably shorten.
  • the mold pit in which the mold is much faster for new casting processes are available, so that a clear Increase in production capacity with the same Space requirement is made possible.
  • the casting material is in the casting mold in targeted at least one predeterminable spatial area and controlled heat removed.
  • the solidification of the cast material through targeted heat extraction being controlled.
  • the cast material in the mold in several Specifiable and controlled spatial areas
  • To withdraw heat being the different areas of heat extracted from spatial areas are essentially independently controllable.
  • This has the particular advantage that the spatial course solidification and / or cooling active and can be influenced in a controlled manner.
  • the mechanical properties of the castings already at the Influencing manufacturing in a controlled manner.
  • the heat is advantageously removed by means of a flowing fluid and particularly preferably by means of air, because air is an inexpensive, unproblematic too is a handling and safe cooling medium.
  • the casting mold according to the invention in particular sand mold, for the production of metallic castings from one liquid casting material, which solidifies in the casting mold and cools, is particularly characterized in that a cooling system for controlled cooling of the cast material is provided.
  • a cooling system for controlled cooling of the cast material is provided.
  • the cooling system preferably comprises at least one Pipe system for a fluid heat transfer medium, in particular Air, through which the cast material in at least one Specifiable spatial area targeted and controlled Heat is removable.
  • a fluid heat transfer medium in particular Air
  • the pipe system can for example in or between the sand cores of the Sand form run.
  • the cooling system includes one preferred variant furthermore a transmission medium, which thermally connects the pipe system with the cast material couples.
  • This transmission medium can in the simplest execution sand or a sand core.
  • Around to achieve better thermal contact can Transmission medium but also a better heat conductive Material, e.g. B. graphite.
  • the pipe system partly on or in graphite plates that are in direct physical contact with the Stand cast material.
  • the cooling system preferably comprises at least two Pipe systems for a fluid heat transfer medium, in particular Air through which the cast material can be specified in several spatial areas targeted and controlled heat is withdrawn, the means of the different Pipe systems essentially extracted heat can be regulated independently of one another. Through this Measure is possible, especially the spatial one Course of solidification and / or cooling in the cast material to actively influence. Thus, depending on the casting or depending on its desired properties of each the most favorable course from the metallurgical point of view Realize solidification and / or cooling.
  • the casting method according to the invention or the Casting mold according to the invention for producing metallic castings is particularly characterized by this characterized that the cast material in the mold controlled cooling or that a cooling system for controlled cooling of the cast material is provided.
  • controlled cooling means that - in the Difference to passive solidification or cooling down - heat is actively removed from the casting material or the casting mold and controls the amount of heat extracted can be influenced.
  • cast iron and special a cast iron alloy is used.
  • a first embodiment of the invention relates on the manufacture of engine housings for Large diesel engines, such as those used in shipbuilding be used.
  • Such engine cases that are typically extremely complex, that means many cavities and recesses as well as a large one Have number of partitions of different thickness, are usually poured into sand molds that according to the desired shape of the one to be manufactured Castings, possibly taking into account one Machining allowance to be modeled.
  • Fig. 1 shows a partially schematic representation a motor housing 1 in a mold pit 2, which as Permanent form, i.e. designed for multiple use.
  • the engine housing 1 includes a crank chamber 11 and a cylinder space 12 in which two cylinders 122 are recognizable.
  • the motor housing usually comprises 1 several, for example ten or twelve cylinders 122, which are arranged in pairs in a row. On the further details of that shown in Fig. 1 Motor housing 1 is not discussed here because on the one hand, this is not essential for understanding the Invention and the other are well known.
  • the Fcrmgrube 2 for example made of cement sand consists of several sand cores.
  • a Sand core is made from a binder Quartz sand or another sand-like mineral e.g. B. by chemical or thermal curing created.
  • the individual sand cores that normally only are designed for single use, are in the Form pit assembled or combined such that the cavities between them in their entirety essentially the shape of the casting to be made for the motor housing 1 correspond.
  • the 1 shows essentially all cavities and recesses in the motor housing 1 to be produced and the space between the motor housing 1 and the Floor 21 or the inner wall 22 of the mold pit 2 through appropriately shaped sand cores. Because of better clarity is in Fig. 1 on a explicit representation of the sand cores waived and therefore the motor housing 1 shown by the The totality of voids between and in the sand cores is formed.
  • the sand mold After the sand mold is created this way, it will liquid castings, usually a cast iron alloy, poured into the sand mold and flows into the cavities, where it solidifies and cools, causing the depicted Motor housing 1 is created.
  • liquid castings usually a cast iron alloy
  • a cooling system is controlled Cooling of the cast material.
  • the illustrated embodiment includes the cooling system several pipe systems that include a crankcase cooler 3 (see Fig. 2 and Fig. 3) and a floor cooler 4 (see Fig. 4) form.
  • a pipe becomes fluid through the pipe systems
  • the heat transfer medium moves the casting material or the casting mold Deprives heat.
  • Air is preferably used as the heat transfer medium used because this medium is easy to use, harmless, inexpensive and efficient, even with the usually high temperatures of the cast material.
  • the Air can, for example, by means of a fan or of a blower can be moved through the pipe systems.
  • the amount of heat extracted from the cast material can be Flow rate of air in relation to time in simple Way through valves, throttle valves or other Control dosing devices. For example, by increasing the flow velocity of the air or by increasing the pressure of the air fed in Increase cooling capacity of the cooling system. In practice it has it has proven itself to supply compressed air of up to a few bar Feed pipe systems.
  • the control of the in the individual pipe systems flowing air volumes can both input and output of the pipe systems respectively. The control takes place for practical reasons but preferably on the output side.
  • two are in essential independent pipe systems provided, namely the crankcase cooler 3 and the floor cooler 4.
  • This is it is possible to cast the casting material in different spatial Extract areas in a targeted and controlled manner, whereby the amounts of heat extracted from the various areas in the are essentially independently controllable.
  • Temperature profile i.e. the temperature distribution in the Casting, controlled influence.
  • the pipes of the pipe system in the mold can be the spatial areas in which the casting material is Pipe systems pretend heat is withdrawn.
  • the explicit The design and placement of the pipe systems is based depending on the geometry of the casting and the concrete Use case.
  • the Crankcase cooler 3 the cast material in the border area between the crank chamber 11 and the cylinder chamber 12, that is where there is one due to the geometry of the casting Heat build-up can occur, locally extracting heat.
  • the Floor cooler 4 is used to extract heat from the floor area the engine housing 1.
  • temperature sensors 5a, 5b, 5c for example thermocouples cast in the cast material, provided with which show the local temperature of the casting different places is continuously recorded.
  • there is a first Temperature sensor 5a in the bottom area a second Temperature sensor 5b in the center of the border area between Cylinder 12 and crank chamber 11 and a third Temperature sensor 5c in the flange area of the motor housing 1 provided. From the measured values of the three The current temperature sensors 5a, 5b, 5c Determine the temperature profile in the cast material.
  • the Temperature sensors 5a, 5b, 5c transmit their measured values for example to a regulation 6, by means of which the Air volumes in the pipe systems can be controlled.
  • the Regulation 6 sets the flow rate of air in the individual pipe systems, for example via a corresponding control of not shown Throttle devices controlled such that, depending on current temperature profile in the Giessling, the one or other spatial area of the casting a larger one or less heat is withdrawn per time. It comes for example in the area of the second temperature sensor 5b to a heat accumulation, recognizable by a large one Difference between that of the second temperature sensor 5b and the third temperature sensor 5c measured Temperatures, so the regulation 6 Cooling capacity of the crankcase cooler 3 by enlarging the flow rate in air increases so that this approach the two temperatures.
  • the pipe system forming the crankcase cooler 3 is in 2 is shown in a side view and in Fig. 3rd in a view from the direction III-III in Fig. 2.
  • the crankcase cooler is preferably 3rd in one piece from a tube, for example a steel tube manufactured.
  • the crankcase cooler 3 has a supply Leg 31, which is in a curved, the shape of an almost closed S having part 33 passes.
  • the other End of the S-shaped part 33 goes into a laxative Leg 32 over, which is substantially parallel to that feeding leg 31 runs.
  • the S-shaped part 33 of the crankcase cooler is arranged in the mold, that it is provided with the reference number 30 in FIG Area contacted, which is essentially the limit between the crank chamber 11 and the cylinder chamber 12 forms.
  • this surface 30 are two elbows of the S-shaped part 33 relative inclined towards each other so that they are in the side view 2 form a V.
  • the two bow pieces of the Part 33 are curved so that they the wall of the Follow cylinder 122.
  • several heat-conducting plates 34 for example made of graphite, with which the Crankcase cooler 3 rests on surface 30. Thereby is a homogeneous and good heat transfer from guaranteed the cast material in the crankcase cooler 3.
  • the feeding and laxative legs 31, 32 each run according to the Representation in Fig. 1 of the surface 30 through the Crank chamber 11 upwards.
  • the feeding legs 31 are either individually or through a common central Line into which they flow, with a Air supply means, for example a fan or a blower.
  • the laxative legs 32 are used for better control and monitoring preferably each individually out of the mold.
  • the pipe system forming the floor cooler 4 is shown in FIG. 4 shown.
  • the floor cooler 4 is in the bottom of the molding pit 2 arranged and comprises a main line 41, which essentially over the entire width of the Motor housing 1 extends. From the main line 41 branches four each essentially U-shaped tubes 42 from each of which only one leg with the Main feed line 41 is connected. Through these legs the air flows, as indicated by the arrows in FIG. 4, into the U-shaped tubes. The other legs of the U-shaped tubes 42 each lead to an outlet 43 for the exhaust air. For better control and monitoring the outputs 43 are individually led out of the mold. Are between the legs of the U-shaped tubes 42 several steel plates 44 arranged, for example welded in to ensure even cooling of the To achieve bottom area of the motor housing 1.
  • Graphite plates 45 may be provided.
  • the graphite plates 45 are in between the steel plates 44 and the cast material or between the sand cores of the casting mold closest to the ground arranged.
  • a feed line 7 (Fig. 1) provided by which the cold air to the level of Main line 41 is guided and fed into this becomes.
  • the tubes of the floor cooler 4 can, for example be made of steel.
  • the cooling time of the engine case in the mold 1 and thus the required production time to shorten significantly, and the residual stresses in the Reduce the casting to the extent that subsequent stress relief annealing can be dispensed with can.
  • the first goal is achieved through active heat extraction from the cast material by means of the pipe systems directed air reached. This is the heat dissipated much faster than, for example, the allow passive cooling.
  • Practice shows that the cooling time by means of the active controlled cooling, So the time that the motor housing 1 in the mold needed to reach its unpacking temperature, in Compared to passive cooling to less than one Can shorten thirds. This means under economic progress.
  • the emerging from the pipe systems heated air used to dry other molds can be so that the contained in the heated air Energy doesn't go unused.
  • the second goal can be achieved by using the Controlled cooling of the Temperature profile in the area of the temperature sensors 5a and 5b to the temperature profile in the area of Temperature sensor 5c is adjusted. This means, that by regulating the flow rates of air in the Crankcase cooler 3 and in the floor cooler 4 Temperature gradient over the cast material is minimized. By controlled and local heat extraction from the different areas of the cast material, it is possible the cast material is very homogeneous, i.e. with very little internal To cool down temperature differences. Where the Heat builds up, for example in the area of Temperature sensor 5b, the cooling capacity of the corresponding pipe system (crankcase cooler 3) increases that the local heat extraction Temperature to that in the area of the temperature sensor 5c aligned.
  • This homogeneous cooling allows drastically reduce the residual stress in the casting. It is also possible in the area of the temperature sensor 5b to cool so much that here a lower one locally Temperature prevails than in the area of the temperature sensor 5c and the temperature sensor 5a. In principle, it is possible in the area of the temperature sensor 5b To generate compressive stresses.
  • the Invention of both the spatial cooling process (Temperature profile) as well as the temporal cooling process Influence (cooling rate) in a controlled manner means a significant expansion of the casting technology Opportunities because of the spatial and temporal Cooling process of the cast material under metallurgical Aspects, depending on the geometry and desired mechanical Properties of the cast part to be produced, can be optimized is.
  • FIGS. 5-9 Variants for heat transfer between the cast material 10 and the heat transfer medium, which is preferably air and the one of the pipe systems moves in a line 8, shown.
  • the heat carrier air is symbolic represented by an arrow.
  • the line 8 runs inside a sand core 9, so that the sand forms the transmission medium, which thermally connects the pipe system with the cast material couples.
  • a better heat-conducting medium Material preferably graphite 20, to use.
  • the line 8 completely surrounded by graphite 20. This can can be realized, for example, by line 8 at least part of their length into one Graphite body is molded.
  • the one shown in FIG Variant is between line 8 and the Foundry 10 also graphite 20 as a transmission medium, but the line 8 borders on the casting 10 side facing away from a sand core 9.
  • the line 8 on the one hand partially embedded in a sand core 9 and on the other hand, in physical contact with the graphite 20, for example, to bring a graphite plate.
  • Suitable for this is, for example, graphite powder, Graphite granules, or graphite powder or granules, the with a good heat-conducting resin, e.g. B. furan binders, is mixed.
  • the line 8 is surrounded by an iron body 21, poured into the iron body 21, for example. Is between the iron body 21 and the cast material 10 again graphite 20 is provided.
  • a second embodiment of the invention relates focus on the production of large eccentric wheels that for example in large presses such as automobile presses be used.
  • the first embodiment primarily demonstrated how by means of the invention the cooling process in the cast material is controllable the second embodiment primarily as the invention advantageous for controlling the solidification process in Cast material can be used.
  • Such eccentric wheels 50 usually have to Sprocket 51 very good mechanical properties, in particular have a very high hardness, around which To withstand the requirements in operation in the long term.
  • the structure in the area of the ring gear 51 should also be free of cementite excretions.
  • These high Structural requirements are familiar with Casting process not feasible, so that the structure of the Castings after removal from the mold using complex thermal aftertreatment (e.g. normalization annealing with cooling in air and then Stress relieving) has to be formed in order to B. the to achieve the desired hardness.
  • complex thermal aftertreatment e.g. normalization annealing with cooling in air and then Stress relieving
  • a great disadvantage due to the processing costs it is that the Microstructure of the entire eccentric wheel 50 due to the thermal Post-treatment is reshaped and not just the areas which should have the great hardness.
  • Controlled cooling according to the invention allows now in the area that should be extremely hard, namely in the area of the ring gear 51, the solidification accelerate through targeted heat extraction in such a way that the ring gear 51 has a very fine structure with small has eutectic cells and completely pearlitic is. Due to the controlled cooling, the Desired hardness on the ring gear 51 without thermal Aftertreatment can be realized, with the rest of the Eccentric wheel 50 remains essentially unaffected.
  • this includes Cooling system multiple cooler plates 60 along the The circumference of the eccentric wheel 50 is arranged. To the better heat transfer is between each cooler plate 60 and the eccentric wheel 50 each have a good thermal conductivity Medium, for example a graphite element 70, where a surface of the graphite elements 70 to each Eccentric wheel curvature is adjusted.
  • a good thermal conductivity Medium for example a graphite element 70, where a surface of the graphite elements 70 to each Eccentric wheel curvature is adjusted.
  • the cooler plate 60 is in one in FIG Supervision shown.
  • the cooler plate 60 has an in essentially cuboid shape and has Pipe system that in this embodiment as a one-piece pipeline 61 is configured.
  • the Pipeline 61 leads from an inlet 62 for the Cold air through the interior of the cuboid cooler plate 60 to an outlet 63.
  • the pipeline 61 initially runs parallel to the circumference following the radiator plate 60 then curves in the direction the center of the cooler plate 60 and leads in reverse Direction back to outlet 63. Die The direction of air flow is shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 indicated by the arrows.
  • the cooler plate 60 can for example from a solid steel or iron cuboid exist in which the pipe 61 is cast.
  • the various cooler plates 60 can individually, in groups or together, each by the Inlet 62 are supplied with air.
  • Cooler plates 60 By controlling the Flow rate of air flowing through the air per time Cooler plates 60 flows, which can be the in the cast Area of the ring gear 51 specifically extracted amount of heat Taxes. This allows the solidification of the cast material accelerate locally in a controlled manner.
  • the invention thus also enables the spatial and temporal solidification process in the cast material controlled influence. This also results an expansion of the casting possibilities because a targeted, local influencing of the Solidification-forming structure can be realized.
  • a third embodiment of the invention relates focus on the production of castings, the massive, have thick areas or blocks in which comparatively thin holes are provided.
  • Fig. 13 shows a section of such a casting, the a solid block 80 (shown hatched) in which a comparatively thin bore 81 is provided. Also the one in FIG. 13 in a detail shown casting is not, for example, in one cast sand mold shown.
  • a sand core 90 is provided, which keeps liquid casting material away from the space of the mold where the casting should later have the thin bore 81. It is a known problem with conventional ones Casting process that there is such thin Bores 81 comes to considerable heat build-up.
  • the controlled cooling according to the invention allows also solve this problem.
  • a Pipe system which runs inside the sand core 90, and through which air is moved as a heat carrier, targeted to the spatial area of the casting Extracted heat that contains the thin bore 81. Consequently the solidification and / or the Cooling of the cast material in the area of the thin bore 81 accelerate and through a corresponding regulation of Also control the flow rate of air.
  • can heating the sand core 90 over its Penetration temperature can be avoided efficiently.
  • the air flowing through the pipe 91 is indicated by the arrows.
  • Such a double U-shaped Tube 91 can be manufactured by a first straight tube is bent into a U and then the round end of the U towards the open end of the U is bent.
  • the invention is of course not based on such examples limited. It is also for mold casting processes or molds (metallic, mostly made of cast iron Manufactured molds), suitable or for such Casting processes or molds in which a part of the Castings through molds and another part through one Sand mold is formed.
  • mold casting processes or molds metallic, mostly made of cast iron Manufactured molds
  • the pipe systems for the Provide heat transfer medium in the mold wall for example, the pipe systems can enter the mold be poured in.
  • the casting method according to the invention or the Casting mold according to the invention thus allow by controlled cooling the spatial and temporal Solidification and / or cooling process in the cast material controlled influence. This allows the Cooling times, especially for large-scale castings reduce significantly.
  • Metallic castings can also be used very good quality without being made for it elaborate thermal post-processing, such as for example stress relief annealing to reduce Internal stresses or normalization annealing Structural transformation is necessary. This means one considerable time and cost savings.
  • the placement and the spatial course of the cooling system depends on the geometry of the manufactured Giesslings and according to the specific application, the means after the desired metallurgical effects. Based on these criteria, the spatial Specified areas of the cast material to which targeted and controlled heat is to be extracted.
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