EP1214458B1 - Method for producing massive-amorphous layers on massive metallic shaped bodies - Google Patents

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EP1214458B1
EP1214458B1 EP00972576A EP00972576A EP1214458B1 EP 1214458 B1 EP1214458 B1 EP 1214458B1 EP 00972576 A EP00972576 A EP 00972576A EP 00972576 A EP00972576 A EP 00972576A EP 1214458 B1 EP1214458 B1 EP 1214458B1
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  • the invention relates to a method for mass production amorphous layers on massive metallic moldings. With the process, it is possible to use metallic moldings massive metallic glasses to coat the one Improve the surface properties. Such Layers can be used, for example, to increase corrosion or serve the wear resistance of the moldings.
  • a process for the production of is also known Corrosion and wear protective layers and moldings made of metallic amorphous materials using a binary alloy system (DE 38 00 454 A1).
  • a binary alloy system DE 38 00 454 A1
  • this powder is used in a medium Temperature below the crystallization temperature is applied as an amorphous layer to a substrate or compacted into a shaped body.
  • the disadvantage is that at this technology the powder through an expensive grinding process must be prepared with a meal of approx. 20 h.
  • the amorphous surface layers achieved are only more or less mechanically clipped to the substrate or toothed.
  • the invention has for its object a method for Production of massive amorphous layers on massive develop metallic moldings with the amorphous Layers with a thickness of> 20 ⁇ m in only one Process step can be generated.
  • alloys that are under Rapid solidification conditions for the formation of massive metallic Glasses are suitable, or alloying elements that are under Rapid solidification conditions together with the elements of the Molded material for the formation of massive metallic glasses are molten by means of high-energy radiation made and directly on the massive metallic molded body to produce a> 20 ⁇ m to several millimeters thick applied amorphous layer or in the surface of the Molded body alloyed.
  • the rapid solidification of the melt will taking advantage of the self-cooling of the molded body and / or by external cooling of the molded body brought about.
  • the method according to the invention advantageously enables Way of producing massively amorphous layers with a Thickness of> 20 ⁇ m up to approx. 2 millimeters on massive metallic moldings in just one Process step. This allows functional layers manufacture that even after a possible Surface processing without further ado a minimum thickness have in the range of several tenths of a millimeter.
  • solid metallic glasses can form Mg, Zr, Ti, Fe, Co, Al, Pd or Ni-based alloy be used.
  • Alloys of Zr-Ti-Al-Cu-Ni, Pd-Cu-Si, Pd-Ni-P, Zr-Cu-Ni-Al, Zr-M-Al-Ni-Cu (M Ti, Nb, Pd), Fe- (Al, Ga), (Fe, Co) - (Zr, Hf, Nb, Ln) -B and La-Al-Ni-Cu formed group can be used.
  • alloying alloy elements which, together with the Elements of the molding material to form massive Suitable metallic glasses, such elements can be used that, together with the elements of the Molding material a massive amorphous Mg, Zr, Ti, Fe, Co, Al, Pd or Ni base alloy result.
  • electron beams As high-energy radiation, electron beams, Laser beams and / or a plasma can be used. in this connection offers the electron beam process due to the vacuum in the Working recipients are very good conditions for processing alloys with an affinity for oxygen and is so special for Suitable for zirconium alloys.
  • the material to be applied or inserted is in shape a film, a tape, a wire, in powder form or used in the form of a cored wire or filler tape. It is advantageous if the or to be applied Material to be alloyed in as an amorphous, reel-compatible film is used.
  • the Layer width that can be achieved in one operation depends on the width of the film to be processed and on the Power of the available electron beam system from.
  • the resulting massive amorphous layer can Homogenization and for the elimination of, if necessary existing crystalline layer areas by means of high-energy radiation are remelted.
  • the film is fed by means of a film conveyor with a very high feed rate of up to 20 cm / s to an electron beam, the surface energy of which is approximately 2000 Ws / cm -2 , the energy field being divided into a preheating field and a melting field.
  • the Layer thickness for this alloy limited to 0.5 mm.
  • This example uses the same materials and technological facilities as in example 1, however, several traces of application from the amorphous Coating material side by side on the molded body be applied.

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The aim of the invention is to develop a method for producing massive-amorphous layers on massive metallic shaped bodies. According to the method, amorphous layers having a thickness of >20 mum can be produced in only one procedure step. To this end, alloys which can be used for producing massive metallic glasses under quick solidification conditions or alloy elements which can be used for producing massive metallic glasses together with the elements of the shaped body material and under quick solidification conditions are molten by means of high-energy radiation are directly applied onto the massive metallic shaped body for producing an amorphous layer that is >20 mum up to several millimeter thick or are alloyed into the surface of the shaped bodies. The melt is quickly solidified by means of natural cooling and/or forced air cooling of the shaped body. The inventive method enables to coat metallic shaped bodies with massive metallic glasses which improve the surface characteristics. Such layers can be sued for increasing the anticorrosion or wear and tear properties of shaped bodies for instance.

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Die Erfindung betrifft ein Verfahren zur Herstellung massiv amorpher Schichten an massiven metallischen Formkörpern. Mit dem Verfahren ist es möglich, metallische Formkörper mit massiven metallischen Gläsern zu beschichten, die eine Verbesserung der Oberflächeneigenschaften bewirken. Derartige Schichten können beispielsweise zur Erhöhung der Korrosionsoder der Verschleissbeständigkeit der Formkörper dienen.The invention relates to a method for mass production amorphous layers on massive metallic moldings. With the process, it is possible to use metallic moldings massive metallic glasses to coat the one Improve the surface properties. such Layers can be used, for example, to increase corrosion or serve the wear resistance of the moldings.

Stand der TechnikState of the art

Es ist bereits bekannt, Formkörper aus massiv amorphen Legierungssystemen durch einen Elektronen- oder Laserstrahl im Zonenschmelzverfahren an der Oberfläche umzuschmelzen, um eine massiv amorphe Schicht zu erreichen. Allerdings lassen sich die guten Eigenschaften solcher Schichten auf Grund der sehr spröden kristallinen Grundkörper nur ungenügend ausnutzen.It is already known to use molded articles made of massively amorphous Alloy systems by an electron or laser beam remelting on the surface in the zone melting process in order to to achieve a massively amorphous layer. However, leave the good properties of such layers due to the very brittle crystalline body is insufficient exploit.

Bekannt ist auch bereits ein Verfahren zur Herstellung von Korrosions- und Verschleiss-Schutzschichten und Formkörpern aus metallischen amorphen Werkstoffen unter Verwendung eines binären Legierungssystems (DE 38 00 454 A1). Hierbei wird zunächst aus kristallinen Ausgangssubstanzen mittels mechanischen Legierens ein pulvermetallurgisch weiterverarbeitbares amorphes Pulver hergestellt. Anschließend wird dieses Pulver bei einer mittleren Temperatur, die unterhalb der Kristallisationstemperatur liegt, als amorphe Schicht auf ein Substrat aufgebracht bzw. zu einem Formkörper verdichtet. Nachteilig ist, dass bei dieser Technologie das Pulver durch ein teures Mahlverfahren mit einer Mahlzeit von ca. 20 h hergestellt werden muss. Außerdem sind die erzielten amorphen Oberflächenschichten nur mehr oder wenig mechanisch mit dem Substrat verklammert oder verzahnt.A process for the production of is also known Corrosion and wear protective layers and moldings made of metallic amorphous materials using a binary alloy system (DE 38 00 454 A1). Here will initially from crystalline starting substances mechanical alloying a powder metallurgical Processable amorphous powder produced. Then this powder is used in a medium Temperature below the crystallization temperature is applied as an amorphous layer to a substrate or compacted into a shaped body. The disadvantage is that at this technology the powder through an expensive grinding process must be prepared with a meal of approx. 20 h. In addition, the amorphous surface layers achieved are only more or less mechanically clipped to the substrate or toothed.

Es ist weiterhin bekannt, zunächst mit herkömmlichen Beschichtungsverfahren, beispielsweise durch die Beschichtung mit einem Metall- oder Legierungspulver oder durch galvanische Abscheidung, eine oder mehrere zu amorphisierende Metall- oder Legierungsschichten auf einem Grundkörper zu deponieren. Danach werden diese Schichten mittels Laser oder anderer energiereicher Strahlung auf dem Grundkörper aufgeschmolzen (JP 63-085187; US 5 143 533; JP 63-286586). Hiermit lassen sich amorphe dünne Filme und Schichten mit Dicken bis 20 µm erzielen. Diese Filme und Schichten sind jedoch für viele industrielle Anwendungsfälle zu dünn.It is also known, initially with conventional ones Coating process, for example by coating with a metal or alloy powder or through galvanic deposition, one or more to be amorphized Metal or alloy layers on a base body deposit. Then these layers are laser or other high-energy radiation on the base body melted (JP 63-085187; US 5 143 533; JP 63-286586). This allows amorphous thin films and layers to be used Achieve thicknesses of up to 20 µm. These films and layers are however, too thin for many industrial applications.

Darstellung der ErfindungPresentation of the invention

Der Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zugrunde, ein Verfahren zur Herstellung massiv amorpher Schichten an massiven metallischen Formkörpern zu entwickeln, mit dem amorphe Schichten mit einer Dicke von > 20 µm in nur einem Verfahrensschritt erzeugt werden können.The invention has for its object a method for Production of massive amorphous layers on massive develop metallic moldings with the amorphous Layers with a thickness of> 20 µm in only one Process step can be generated.

Diese Aufgabe wird nach der Erfindung mit dem in den Patentansprüchen beschriebenen Verfahren gelöst. This object is achieved according to the invention with that in the claims described method solved.

Gemäß der Erfindung werden Legierungen, die sich unter Rascherstarrungsbedingungen zur Bildung massiver metallischer Gläser eignen, oder Legierungselemente, die sich unter Rascherstarrungsbedingungen zusammen mit den Elementen des Formkörperwerkstoffs zur Bildung massiver metallischer Gläser eignen, mittels energiereicher Strahlung schmelzflüssig gemacht und direkt auf den massiven metallischen Formkörper zur Erzeugung einer > 20 µm bis mehrere Millimeter dicken amorphen Schicht aufgetragen oder in die Oberfläche der Formkörper einlegiert. Die Rascherstarrung der Schmelze wird dabei unter Ausnutzung der Selbstabkühlung des Formkörpers und/oder durch eine Fremdkühlung des Formkörpers herbeigeführt.According to the invention, alloys that are under Rapid solidification conditions for the formation of massive metallic Glasses are suitable, or alloying elements that are under Rapid solidification conditions together with the elements of the Molded material for the formation of massive metallic glasses are molten by means of high-energy radiation made and directly on the massive metallic molded body to produce a> 20 µm to several millimeters thick applied amorphous layer or in the surface of the Molded body alloyed. The rapid solidification of the melt will taking advantage of the self-cooling of the molded body and / or by external cooling of the molded body brought about.

Das erfindungsgemäße Verfahren ermöglicht in vorteilhafter Weise die Herstellung massiv amorpher Schichten mit einer Dicke von > 20 µm bis zu ca. 2 Millimetern an massiven metallischen Formkörpern in nur einem einzigen Verfahrensschritt. Damit lassen sich Funktionsschichten herstellen, die auch nach einer etwaigen Oberflächenbearbeitung ohne weiteres noch eine Mindestdicke im Bereich von mehreren zehntel Millimetern aufweisen.The method according to the invention advantageously enables Way of producing massively amorphous layers with a Thickness of> 20 µm up to approx. 2 millimeters on massive metallic moldings in just one Process step. This allows functional layers manufacture that even after a possible Surface processing without further ado a minimum thickness have in the range of several tenths of a millimeter.

Für die Variante des Auftragens von Legierungen, die unter Rascherstarrungsbedingungen massive metallische Gläser bilden, können Mg-, Zr-, Ti-, Fe-, Co-, Al-, Pd- oder Ni-Basislegierung verwendet werden.For the variant of the application of alloys, the under Rapid solidification conditions, solid metallic glasses can form Mg, Zr, Ti, Fe, Co, Al, Pd or Ni-based alloy be used.

Bevorzugt können dabei Legierungen aus der mit Zr-Ti-Al-Cu-Ni, Pd-Cu-Si, Pd-Ni-P, Zr-Cu-Ni-Al, Zr-M-Al-Ni-Cu(M=Ti,Nb,Pd), Fe-(Al,Ga), (Fe,Co)-(Zr,Hf,Nb,Ln)-B und La-Al-Ni-Cu gebildeten Gruppe verwendet werden.Alloys of Zr-Ti-Al-Cu-Ni, Pd-Cu-Si, Pd-Ni-P, Zr-Cu-Ni-Al, Zr-M-Al-Ni-Cu (M = Ti, Nb, Pd), Fe- (Al, Ga), (Fe, Co) - (Zr, Hf, Nb, Ln) -B and La-Al-Ni-Cu formed group can be used.

Für die Variante des Einlegierens von Legierungselementen, die sich unter Rascherstarrungsbedingungen zusammen mit den Elementen des Formkörperwerkstoffs zur Bildung massiver metallischer Gläser eignen, können solche Elemente verwendet werden, die zusammen mit den Elementen des Formkörperwerkstoffs eine massive amorphe Mg-, Zr-, Ti-, Fe-, Co-, Al-, Pd- oder Ni-Basislegierung ergeben.For the variant of alloying alloy elements, which, together with the Elements of the molding material to form massive Suitable metallic glasses, such elements can be used that, together with the elements of the Molding material a massive amorphous Mg, Zr, Ti, Fe, Co, Al, Pd or Ni base alloy result.

Bevorzugt können dabei solche Elemente verwendet werden, die zusammen mit den Elementen des Formkörperwerkstoffs eine Legierung aus der Gruppe Zr-Ti-Al-Cu-Ni, Pd-Cu-Si, Pd-Ni-P, Zr-Cu-Ni-Al, Zr-M-Al-Ni-Cu(M=Ti,Nb,Pd), Fe-(Al,Ga), (Fe,Co)-(Zr,Hf,Nb,Ln)-B und La-Al-Ni-Cu bilden.Those elements can preferably be used that together with the elements of the molded material Alloy from the group Zr-Ti-Al-Cu-Ni, Pd-Cu-Si, Pd-Ni-P, Zr-Cu-Ni-Al, Zr-M-Al-Ni-Cu (M = Ti, Nb, Pd), Fe- (Al, Ga), (Fe, Co) - (Zr, Hf, Nb, Ln) -B and form La-Al-Ni-Cu.

Als energiereiche Strahlung können Elektronenstrahlen, Laserstrahlen und/oder ein Plasma eingesetzt werden. Hierbei bietet das Elektronenstrahlverfahren auf Grund des Vakuums im Arbeitsrezipienten gute Voraussetzungen für Verarbeitung sehr sauerstoffaffiner Legierungen und ist so speziell für die Zirkonlegierungen geeignet.As high-energy radiation, electron beams, Laser beams and / or a plasma can be used. in this connection offers the electron beam process due to the vacuum in the Working recipients are very good conditions for processing alloys with an affinity for oxygen and is so special for Suitable for zirconium alloys.

Der aufzutragende oder einzulegierende Werkstoff wird in Form einer Folie, eines Bandes, eines Drahtes, in Pulverform oder in Form eines Fülldrahtes oder Füllbandes eingesetzt. Vorteilhaft ist es, wenn der aufzutragende oder einzulegierende Werkstoff als amorphe, haspelfähige Folie eingesetzt wird.The material to be applied or inserted is in shape a film, a tape, a wire, in powder form or used in the form of a cored wire or filler tape. It is advantageous if the or to be applied Material to be alloyed in as an amorphous, reel-compatible film is used.

Erfindungsgemäß können mehrere nebeneinander liegende Schichten aufgetragen oder einlegiert werden. Die Schichtbreite, die in einem Arbeitsgang erzielt werden kann, hängt von der Breite der zu verarbeitenden Folie und von der Leistung der zur Verfügung stehenden Elektronenstrahlanlage ab.According to the invention, several can lie side by side Layers can be applied or alloyed. The Layer width that can be achieved in one operation, depends on the width of the film to be processed and on the Power of the available electron beam system from.

Die entstandene massive amorphe Schicht kann zur Homogenisierung und zur Beseitigung von gegebenenfalls noch vorhandenen kristallinen Schichtbereichen mittels energiereicher Strahlung umgeschmolzen werden.The resulting massive amorphous layer can Homogenization and for the elimination of, if necessary existing crystalline layer areas by means of high-energy radiation are remelted.

Beste Wege zur Ausführung der ErfindungBest ways to carry out the invention

Nachstehend ist das Verfahren an Ausführungsbeispielen und einer zugehörigen Zeichnung, die einen Schnitt durch einen erfindungsgemäß beschichteten Formkörper zeigt, näher erläutert.Below is the method of working examples and an accompanying drawing showing a section through a Shown moldings coated according to the invention, closer explained.

Beispiel 1example 1

Auf einem Stahl C45 wird mittels Elektronenstrahlverfahren eine massiv amorphe Schicht aufgetragen. Dazu wird eine 50 µm dicke und 10 mm breite amorphe Folie aus einer Zr-Basis-Legierung verwendet, die 65 Masse-% Zr, 25,5 Masse-% Cu, 3,9 Masse-% Ni und 3,6 Masse-% Al enthält und die mit dem klassischen Melt-Spinning-Verfahren hergestellt worden ist.On a steel C45 is made using the electron beam process a massive amorphous layer is applied. This will be a 50 µm thick and 10 mm wide amorphous Zr-based alloy foil used, the 65 mass% Zr, 25.5 mass% Cu, 3.9 mass% Ni and 3.6 mass% Al contains and with the classic melt spinning process has been produced.

Die Folie wird mittels einer Folienfördereinrichtung mit sehr hoher Zuführgeschwindigkeit von bis zu 20 cm/s einem Elektronenstrahl zugeführt, dessen Flächenenergie etwa 2000 Ws/cm-2 beträgt, wobei das Energiefeld in ein Vorwärmfeld und Schmelzfeld unterteilt wird.The film is fed by means of a film conveyor with a very high feed rate of up to 20 cm / s to an electron beam, the surface energy of which is approximately 2000 Ws / cm -2 , the energy field being divided into a preheating field and a melting field.

Um noch eine ausreichende Abkühlgeschwindigkeit der Schicht für eine amorphe Erstarrung zu erreichen, wird die Schichtdicke für diese Legierung auf 0,5 mm begrenzt.To ensure an adequate cooling rate of the layer for an amorphous solidification, the Layer thickness for this alloy limited to 0.5 mm.

Beim Auftragen der Schicht muss darauf geachtet werden, dass es zu keiner Vermischung mit dem Grundwerkstoff kommt, da es sonst zu einer Änderung der chemischen Zusammensetzung des Folienwerkstoffs und in deren Folge zu einer kristallinen Erstarrung der Schicht kommen kann. When applying the layer, make sure that there is no mixing with the base material because it otherwise a change in the chemical composition of the Foil material and subsequently to a crystalline Solidification of the layer can come.

Im Ergebnis des Verfahrens wird der in der Zeichnung gezeigte, mit einer ca. 0,5 mm dicken amorphen Schicht beschichtete Formkörper erhalten.As a result of the procedure, the one in the drawing shown, with an approximately 0.5 mm thick amorphous layer receive coated moldings.

Beispiel 2Example 2

Bei diesem Beispiel wird von den gleichen Werkstoffen und technologischen Einrichtungen wie in Beispiel 1 ausgegangen, wobei jedoch mehrere Auftragsspuren von dem amorphen Beschichtungswerkstoff nebeneinander auf den Formkörper aufgetragen werden.This example uses the same materials and technological facilities as in example 1, however, several traces of application from the amorphous Coating material side by side on the molded body be applied.

Dabei erfolgt in einem schmalen Überlappungsbereich teilweise eine Kristallisation. Zu deren Beseitigung wird die aufgebrachte Schicht in einer Elektronenstrahlanlage nochmals umgeschmolzen und homogenisiert ohne den Grundwerkstoff zu beeinflussen, so dass danach eine massiv amorphe Beschichtung vorliegt.This takes place partially in a narrow overlap area a crystallization. To eliminate them, the applied layer in an electron beam system again remelted and homogenized without the base material influence, so that afterwards a massively amorphous coating is present.

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  1. Method for producing massive-amorphous layers on massive metallic shaped bodies, characterized in that alloys which are suitable for forming massive metallic glasses under quick-solidification conditions or alloying elements which are suitable for forming massive metallic glasses under quick-solidification conditions together with the elements of the shaped body material are, by means of high-energy radiation, in molten form applied direct to the massive metallic shaped body in order to produce an amorphous layer with a thickness of > 20 µm to several millimetres or alloyed into the surface of the shaped body, the quick solidification of the melt being brought about by utilizing the self-cooling effect of the shaped body and/or by external cooling of the shaped body.
  2. Method according to Claim 1, characterized in that a Mg-, Zr-, Ti-, Fe-, Co-, Al-, Pd- or Ni- based alloy which is suitable for forming massive metallic glasses under quick-solidification conditions is used for the molten application.
  3. Method according to Claim 2, characterized in that one or more alloys which are suitable for forming massive metallic glasses under quick-solidification conditions and are selected from the group consisting of Zr-Ti-Al-Cu-Ni, Pd-Cu-Si, Pd-Ni-P, Zr-Cu-Ni-Al, Zr-M-Al-Ni-Cu(M=Ti,Nb,Pd), Fe-(Al,Ga), (Fe,Co)-(Zr,Hf,Nb,Ln)-B and La-Al-Ni-Cu are used.
  4. Method according to Claim 1, characterized in that elements which, together with the elements of the shaped-body material, result in a massive amorphous Mg-, Zr-, Ti-, Fe-, Co-, Al-, Pd- or Ni- based alloy which are suitable for forming massive metallic glasses under quick-solidification conditions are used for the alloying-in operation.
  5. Method according to Claim 4, characterized in that elements which, together with the elements of the shaped-body material, form one or more alloys, which are suitable for forming massive metallic glasses under quick-solidification conditions and are selected from the group consisting of Zr-Ti-Al-Cu-Ni, Pd-Cu-Si, Pd-Ni-P, Zr-Cu-Ni-Al, Zr-M-Al-Ni-Cu(M=Ti,Nb,Pd), Fe-(Al,Ga), (Fe,Co)-(Zr,Hf,Nb,Ln)-B and La-Al-Ni-Cu are used for the alloying-in operation.
  6. Method according to Claim 1, characterized in that the high-energy radiation used is electron beams, laser beams and/or a plasma.
  7. Method according to Claim 1, characterized in that the material which is to be applied or alloyed in is used in the form of a foil, a strip, a wire, in powder form or in the form of a filler wire or filler strip.
  8. Method according to Claim 7, characterized in that the material to be applied or alloyed in is used as amorphous, coilable foil.
  9. Method according to Claim 1, characterized in that the massive amorphous layer which is formed is remelted by means of high-density radiation for the purpose of homogenization and for the purpose of elimination of crystalline layer regions which are still present.
  10. Method according to Claim 1, characterized in that a plurality of adjacent layers are applied or alloyed in, and in that these layers are then remelted together by means of high-energy radiation for the purpose of homogenization and for the purpose of elimination of crystalline layer regions which are present.
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