EP1042525A1 - Method for producing a strip-like metal composite by high temperature dip coating - Google Patents
Method for producing a strip-like metal composite by high temperature dip coatingInfo
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- EP1042525A1 EP1042525A1 EP98966569A EP98966569A EP1042525A1 EP 1042525 A1 EP1042525 A1 EP 1042525A1 EP 98966569 A EP98966569 A EP 98966569A EP 98966569 A EP98966569 A EP 98966569A EP 1042525 A1 EP1042525 A1 EP 1042525A1
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- Prior art keywords
- carrier tape
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- metallurgical vessel
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for producing a band-shaped metallic composite material by high-temperature dip coating of a metallic one
- Carrier tape on the surface of which a thin layer of this support material is crystallized by solidification when the carrier tape is guided through a molten metallic support material, this being different from the material of the support tape, a device for carrying out the method and a product produced by this method.
- EP 0 467 749 B1 discloses a process for dip-coating a strip consisting of ferritic, stainless steel with aluminum, in which the strip is heated in various steps in a non-oxidizing atmosphere at different temperatures until the strip is finally in a
- Coating bath is immersed.
- EP 0 397 952 B1 discloses a process for the continuous hot dip coating of stainless steel strip with aluminum, in which the strip is attached to a series of.
- an argon-flushed housing In an argon-flushed housing
- Magnetic current devices is passed, the tape is cleaned by an argon plasma discharge while heating to the temperature desired for the dip coating and the cleaned tape is immersed in a bath of molten aluminum.
- DE 195 45 259 A1 discloses a method and a device for producing thin metal strands, in which a metal strip is guided vertically through a molten steel and thereby has a layer thickness of 20-2%. the starting metal band is crystallized. Depending on the thickness, the metal strip is preheated to a temperature between room temperature and a maximum of 900 ° C. This process is used to produce composite sheets in which one of the materials used is stainless steel, austenitic or ferritic steel.
- the invention has set itself the goal of creating a method, a device and a product in which an intimate, error-free connection of the individual layers of the composite material consisting of different materials can be achieved with simple means.
- the invention achieves this goal in that the carrier tape is preheated before being passed through the molten support material on its surface and pretreated by the addition or incorporation of chemical elements in such a way that during the passage through the support material between the pretreated surface of the carrier tape and the the surface of the shell of the carrier tape crystallizing through diffusion processes creates a binding area made of a gradient material, the liquidus temperature of which is at least in parts of this binding area below the liquidus temperature of the carrier tape material and the covering material.
- a shock shell solidifies on the surface in a very short time due to the resulting undercooling and the good foreign bacterial conditions, which initially has no bond with the carrier tape.
- Diffusion processes during and after the dipping process result in concentration courses in the binding area between the shell and the carrier tape, which cause local alloy formation with a defined chemical composition.
- a gradient material with a changing chemical composition is created in the course of the binding area itself.
- the local concentrations cause a lowering of the liquidus temperature (calculation according to Wensel and Roeser), which in parts of the Binding area is below the liquidus temperature of both the carrier tape and the support material.
- the lowering of the liquidus temperature is usually accompanied by an even greater lowering of the solidus temperature. It is thus possible for liquid phase components to be present in the binding area, even though the carrier tape and overlay material are in the solid state.
- the liquid phase components ensure welding between the base and the base material.
- FIG. 4 There, the course of the local liquidus and solidus temperatures is shown schematically in a diagram, in which the temperature is plotted over the location coordinate.
- T iiq and T SO ⁇ illustrates the existence of the liquid phase in the binding area, the base material (carrier tape) and support material being in the solid state.
- the temperature cannot be selected so high that the carrier tape is melted in the molten bath or loses strength so severely that it breaks off during transport.
- the core of the carrier tape can be kept at an appropriate temperature, while for the desired intimate connection the liquidus temperature can be lowered at least at the tape surface, in order to enable diffusion-supported mixing in the liquid.
- various means are shown in the invention which support diffusion-borne alloy formation in the binding area.
- These agents can already be added to the carrier tape, but they can also be applied to the tape as a support or alone from the outside, in that, according to the invention, to prepare its surface, the carrier tape is passed through a medium which contains the corresponding chemical elements which at least partially penetrate into the surface .
- the medium can be a gas such as nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon monoxide, ammonia or carbon dioxide or, according to another feature of the invention, a liquid such as sulfuric acid, liquid ammonia or be liquid nitrogen. It is also possible that the medium is a solid such as a cyan salt, carbonate or blood lye salt.
- the carrier tape consists of steel which has a carbon content> 20 ppm or a in the area of its surface
- the transport speed of the carrier tape and / or its immersion depth or immersion length in the liquid support material is advantageously set in such a way that a minimum immersion time of 50 msec is maintained, the total immersion time being limited by the desired layer thickness and the one already described above Risk of melting of the carrier tape.
- the carrier tape is a carbon-containing steel which is preheated at least on its surface to a temperature of T before > 900 ° C.
- the support material is at best a high-alloy steel, in particular a chrome-alloy steel.
- the device for producing a band-shaped metallic composite material according to the inventive method consisting of a metallurgical
- Vessel for holding the liquid support material, through which the carrier tape can be guided in the preferably vertical passage direction by means of pairs of rollers arranged on the inlet and outlet sides, and a preheating device for the carrier tape upstream of the metallurgical vessel, wherein according to the invention the preheating device is arranged in the inlet area in front of the metallurgical vessel, the carrier tape enclosing the housing is arranged, into which the medium coming from a media supply can be introduced via at least one feed guided into the housing.
- the shape of the vessel through which the carrier tape is guided can be chosen as desired. Plunge pools with deflection rollers or containers with a bottom passage for the carrier tape are used here, the latter carrying the carrier tape vertically through the pouring container.
- the latter containers have so far Advantage that the immersion length and belt speed parameters can be maintained with great certainty depending on the belt temperature, since the bath height in the vessel can be adjusted particularly easily and in a manner appropriate to the operation
- the carrier tape is introduced directly from a non-oxidizing environment into the molten bath.This can be done by an enclosure that partially protrudes into the melt or, in the case of a vessel with a bottom opening, by a direct attachment below the bottom of the vessel
- a preheating device and a media supply, through which gas, preferably inert gas, is fed into the interior of the housing, are sufficient
- blow nozzles are provided on the feed, through which the gaseous medium into the interior of the housing and / or on the Surface of the strap is inflatable, or it will be on the
- Supply spray nozzles provided, through which the liquid medium, for example sulfuric acid, liquid ammonia or liquid nitrogen, can be sprayed onto the surface of the carrier belt
- solids or neself-capable materials can also be used to lower the
- Liquidus temperature of the carrier belt such as cyan salt, carbonate or blood-lye salt
- the medium can also be designed as a reloadable solid and pressed against the surface of the carrier tape.
- the solids are formed, for example, as a block that is pressed against the surface of the carrier tape under appropriate pressure.
- measuring elements for detecting the melt temperature, the temperature and the speed of the carrier tape are used, which control at least one actuator for setting the speed of the carrier tape via a processor.
- bath height is recorded and also made available to the computer for processing.
- a very precise and safe bath height adjustment is e.g. realizable by a vacuum tank.
- the carrier tape can be adjusted in particular by influencing the content of alloying elements such as C or other alloying elements at grain boundaries such as N that local liquidus temperature drops occur, with the result that the bonding layer has a tooth-like connecting line.
- This toothing line positively reinforces the already existing intimate metallic connection.
- FIG. 1 shows a metallurgical vessel with a bottom passage opening
- Figure 2 shows a metallurgical vessel with gaseous or liquid
- FIG. 3 shows a metallurgical vessel with supply of solid media
- Figure 4 shows a schematic course of the local liquidus and solidus temperatures.
- 1 denotes a metallurgical vessel in which a carrier tape 21 is guided into the melt S through a bottom passage 13.
- a housing 61 is provided below the bottom of the metallurgical vessel 11, in which a preheating device 41 is arranged and into which a media feed 51 connected to a media supply 52 opens.
- the carrier tape 21 is over the Feed roller pair 31 is guided through the bottom passage 13 into the metallurgical vessel 11, the coated carrier tape 22 is conveyed out and removed from the metallurgical vessel 11 via a pair of discharge rollers 32 provided at the mouth 12 of the metallurgical vessel 11.
- the metallurgical vessel shown in FIG. 1 can also be designed differently, for example as a dip vessel, into which the carrier tape is introduced from above and, after being deflected, is removed upward around a roller arranged in the molten bath.
- FIG. 2 shows a media feed 51 for gaseous or liquid media, which can be guided into the housing 61 with the aid of a media conveyor 54 coming from the media supply 52. Blower nozzles 53 are used when using gaseous media, and spray nozzles 55 are used with liquid media.
- a burner 43 is provided as a preheating device, which can be arranged in the belt conveying direction behind the spray or blowing nozzles 53, 55 (right side of the sketch) or in front of these (left side of the sketch).
- a sandblaster is indicated at 82, with which the blasting agent is applied to the surface of the carrier belt via blasting nozzles 84.
- the blasting agent is removed from the container 85 and conveyed by a pump 86.
- the upper opening 12 of the metallurgical vessel 11 is covered by a hood 63 which envelops the removal rollers 32 and a winding device 23.
- the melt S is added to the metallurgical vessel in the region of the bottom with little flow, a vacuum distributor 77 being used, which is connected to a vacuum pump 78. Via a pan 71, the bottom opening 72 of which can be closed by a stopper 74, the melt is passed into a receptacle 76 of the vacuum distributor 77 by means of an immersion pouring tube 73.
- a processor 94 is shown schematically as a measuring and control device, which is connected to temperature measuring elements 91 for detecting the melt temperature, temperature measuring elements 92 for detecting the temperature of the carrier tape 21, with measuring elements for detecting the speed 93 and for detecting the bath height 97 .
- the processor 94 acts on the belt speed via the actuators 95 and on the stopper 74 via an actuator 96 and thus essentially on the bath height of the melt S located in the metallurgical vessel 11.
- FIG. 3 shows a further metallurgical vessel 11 with a bottom passage 13 through which a carrier tape 21 is guided.
- a housing 61 is arranged outside the bottom area of the metallurgical vessel 11, in which a preheating device in the form of a burner 43 or an inductive heater 42 is arranged.
- the interior 62 of the housing 61 is connected via a media feed 51 to a media supply 52.1 for gaseous media.
- the interior 62 is separated from a media supply for solids by a horizontal partition wall 64 serving as heat protection with respect to the bottom area of the metallurgical vessel 11.
- a horizontal partition wall 64 serving as heat protection with respect to the bottom area of the metallurgical vessel 11.
- a channel 57 which is connected via a screw 59 to a container 56 in which free-flowing materials are located.
- solid bodies B are used, which can be pressed against the surface of the carrier tape 21 via a media supply 52.2.
- the upper opening 12 of the metallurgical vessel 11 is covered, as in the example according to FIG. 2, by the hood 63, which is connected to an inert gas supply 58.
- the hood 63 has dimensions that cover the transport path of the coated carrier tape 22 over a predeterminable distance. Outside the hood 63, a roll stand 33 is indicated schematically, with which hot forming can be carried out.
- the material supply in FIG. 3 is carried out via a pan 71.
- the pan 71 has a bottom opening 72 at which an immersion pouring tube 73 which can be closed by a slide 75 and is immersed in the melt S is arranged.
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