JPH0649389Y2 - Die for forging joining - Google Patents
Die for forging joiningInfo
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- JPH0649389Y2 JPH0649389Y2 JP1148589U JP1148589U JPH0649389Y2 JP H0649389 Y2 JPH0649389 Y2 JP H0649389Y2 JP 1148589 U JP1148589 U JP 1148589U JP 1148589 U JP1148589 U JP 1148589U JP H0649389 Y2 JPH0649389 Y2 JP H0649389Y2
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【考案の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本考案は、剛性の異なる2種の材料を金型に入れて鍛造
により接合する場合に使用する金型に関するものであ
る。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a mold used when two types of materials having different rigidity are put into a mold and joined by forging.
従来、極端に剛性の異なる2種の材料を、一つの材料を
他方の材料で包み込んで接合する鍛造接合は、高剛性材
料の塑性変形応力以上の鍛造圧力で成形を行うと、他方
の低剛性材料がこの圧力に耐え切れずに破壊してしまう
ため、極めて困難であった。Conventionally, forging joining, in which two materials having extremely different rigidity are wrapped by joining one material with the other material, and joined, when forming with a forging pressure higher than the plastic deformation stress of the highly rigid material, the other one has low rigidity. This was extremely difficult because the material could not withstand this pressure and broke.
このため、張り合せにより剛性の異なる2種の材料を接
合しているが、接合強度が低く、耐久信頼性も低いもの
である。For this reason, two kinds of materials having different rigidity are joined by pasting, but the joining strength is low and the durability and reliability are also low.
従来の接合鍛造法を改善するものとして、特開昭62-168
625号公報には、SiCウイスカー強化複合材を鉄やステン
レスの母材金属中に埋込む場合に、母材金属及び成形し
たSiCウイスカー強化複合材を450〜550℃に加熱すると
共に、鍛造加圧ヘッドを200〜400℃に予熱し、鍛造加圧
ヘッドを1000〜3000Kg/cm2の圧力で加圧鍛造する方法が
提案されている。JP-A-62-168 discloses a method for improving the conventional joining forging method.
In 625 publication, when the SiC whisker reinforced composite material is embedded in a base metal such as iron or stainless steel, the base metal and the molded SiC whisker reinforced composite material are heated to 450 to 550 ° C. and forged under pressure. A method has been proposed in which the head is preheated to 200 to 400 ° C. and the forging pressure head is pressure forged at a pressure of 1000 to 3000 Kg / cm 2 .
前記公開公報に記載された鍛造接合法では、鍛造材料及
び鍛造加圧ヘッドの加熱温度管理を厳格に行わないと、
鍛造温度が変動して低剛性材料に異常な応力が発生して
破壊してしまう。また、鍛造材料の重量にバラツキが有
る場合も同様に破壊が起きる。In the forge joining method described in the publication, the heating temperature of the forging material and the forging pressure head must be strictly controlled,
The forging temperature fluctuates and abnormal stress occurs in the low-rigidity material, causing it to break. Further, when the weight of the forged material varies, the destruction also occurs.
本考案は、従来の上記問題点を解決し、低剛性材料に異
常な応力が発生しない鍛造接合用金型を提供することを
目的とするものである。An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems and to provide a die for forging joining in which low stress does not occur in a low-rigidity material.
本考案は、剛性の異なる2種の材料を金型に入れて鍛造
により成形及び接合する金型において、前記2種材料の
接合面を押圧する金型の部位を所定の許容応力以上で作
動する可動型とした鍛造接合用金型である。According to the present invention, in a mold in which two kinds of materials having different rigidity are put into a mold and molded and bonded by forging, the part of the mold that presses the bonding surface of the two kinds of materials is operated with a predetermined allowable stress or more. It is a movable die for forging and joining.
金型に剛性の異なる2種の材料を入れて熱間鍛造により
圧力を加えると、高剛性材料が塑性変形して成形される
と同時に接合される。When two types of materials having different rigidity are put in a die and pressure is applied by hot forging, the highly rigid material is plastically deformed and molded, and is simultaneously joined.
高剛性材料の加熱温度や、体積にバラツキがあると、瞬
間的に巨大な衝撃荷重が加わり、一方の低剛性材料が破
壊されることがある。この低剛性材料の破壊は、鍛造工
程中では、圧縮力による破壊となる。If the heating temperature or volume of the high-rigidity material varies, a huge impact load may be momentarily applied, and one of the low-rigidity materials may be destroyed. The fracture of the low-rigidity material is a fracture due to the compression force during the forging process.
金型の2種の材料の接合片部を押圧する部位が可動型と
して構成されているので、瞬間的に巨大な衝撃荷重が加
わったときに、可動型がこの部位の圧縮応力を開放し、
接合部に可動型で設定した許容応力以上の圧縮応力が掛
からず、低剛性材料の破壊が防止される。Since the part of the mold that presses the joining piece of the two materials is configured as a movable mold, when a huge impact load is momentarily applied, the movable mold releases the compressive stress in this part,
Compressive stress above the allowable stress set for the movable type is not applied to the joint, and destruction of the low-rigidity material is prevented.
本考案の実施例を図面について説明する。 An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
第1図は本考案をエンジンのロッカーアーム鍛造用金型
に適用した一実施例の断面図で、固定下型1に鍛造素材
を載せ、上型2を上下させて鍛造を行うものである。FIG. 1 is a sectional view of an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a rocker arm forging die of an engine, in which a forging material is placed on a fixed lower die 1 and an upper die 2 is moved up and down for forging.
金型内に入れるロッカーアーム成形用素材であるワーク
Wは、母材を高剛性材料の鋼とするもので、このカム当
接面に予め成形した低剛性材料であるセラミックス材の
接合片Waを鍛造により接合するものである。上型2には
接合片Waの裏側のワークWを押圧する部位に貫通孔3を
設け、この貫通孔3内を摺動する可動型4をバネ5を負
荷して配設する。バネ5の強さは、低剛性材料である接
合片Waの冷間許容圧縮応力以上で作動するように設定す
る。6はバネ受である。The work W, which is a rocker arm forming material to be inserted into the mold, has a base material made of steel, which is a high-rigidity material. It is joined by forging. The upper die 2 is provided with a through hole 3 in a region on the back side of the joining piece Wa which presses the work W, and a movable die 4 sliding in the through hole 3 is arranged with a spring 5 loaded. The strength of the spring 5 is set so that the spring 5 operates above the allowable cold compressive stress of the joining piece Wa which is a low-rigidity material. 6 is a spring bridge.
次に、この鍛造接合用金型を用いた鍛造について説明す
る。Next, forging using this forging joining die will be described.
下型1にワークWと予め成形した接合片Waを載せ、上型
2が降下してワークWに圧力が加えられ、ワークWが塑
性変形して成形されると同時に、接合片Waの凹凸を形成
した裏面が接合される。一般的に、熱間鍛造の場合、セ
ラミックス材の低剛性材料の接合片Waの冷間圧縮応力よ
りも、母材である鋼の塑性変形応力の方が著しく小さい
ので、接合片Waの裏面の凹凸の周りに鋼が塑性流動して
両者は強固に接合される。The work W and the preformed joining piece Wa are placed on the lower die 1, the upper die 2 is lowered and pressure is applied to the workpiece W, and the work W is plastically deformed and shaped. The formed back surfaces are joined. Generally, in the case of hot forging, the plastic deformation stress of the base steel is significantly smaller than the cold compressive stress of the joining piece Wa of the low rigidity material of the ceramic material, so that the back surface of the joining piece Wa is The steel plastically flows around the irregularities and the two are firmly joined.
高剛性材料であるワークWの加熱温度や、体積にバラツ
キがあると、冷間状態にある低剛性材料の接合片Waに瞬
間的に巨大な衝撃荷重が加わり、接合片Waが破壊される
ことがある。低剛性材料の接合片Waの破壊は、鍛造工程
中では、圧縮力による破壊となる。If the heating temperature or volume of the work W, which is a high-rigidity material, is varied, a huge impact load is momentarily applied to the cold-joined low-rigidity material piece Wa, and the piece Wa is destroyed. There is. The fracture of the joining piece Wa of the low-rigidity material is a fracture due to the compressive force during the forging process.
上型2には接合片Waの裏側のワークWを押圧する部位に
可動型4がバネ5を負荷して配設されているので、接合
片Waに瞬間的に巨大な衝撃荷重が加わったときに、可動
型4がバネ5を押し上げてこの部位の圧縮応力を開放
し、接合片Waにバネ5で設定した許容応力以上の圧縮応
力が掛からず、接合片Waの破壊が防止される。Since the movable die 4 is arranged on the upper die 2 at a portion for pressing the work W on the back side of the joining piece Wa by loading the spring 5, when a huge impact load is momentarily applied to the joining piece Wa. Moreover, the movable die 4 pushes up the spring 5 to release the compressive stress in this portion, and the compressive stress exceeding the allowable stress set by the spring 5 is not applied to the joining piece Wa, and the joining piece Wa is prevented from being broken.
以上の実施例では、可動型4を上型2に配設したものを
示したが、これを下型に設けることもでき、また、バネ
に代えて流体緩衝装置を適用できることは勿論である。In the above embodiments, the movable die 4 is provided in the upper die 2, but it can be provided in the lower die, and it goes without saying that a fluid shock absorber can be applied instead of the spring.
低剛性材料としてセラミックスの他、アルミニウム、
銅、マグネシウム等が使用でき、高剛性材料としてカー
ボン鋼、クロームモリブデン鋼等との鍛造接合が可能で
ある。As a low-rigidity material, in addition to ceramics, aluminum,
Copper, magnesium, etc. can be used, and high rigidity materials such as carbon steel and chrome molybdenum steel can be forged and joined.
実施例で示したエンジンのロッカーアーム以外にも、バ
ルブ、バルブシート、カムシャフトのカムノーズ、ベア
リングのジャーナル部、コネクティングロッドキャップ
のピン部等の部分的な剛性又は耐摩耗性の向上を目的と
して2種材料を接合する部材にも適用できる。In addition to the rocker arm of the engine shown in the embodiment, for the purpose of improving partial rigidity or wear resistance of the valve, the valve seat, the cam nose of the camshaft, the journal part of the bearing, the pin part of the connecting rod cap, etc. 2 It can also be applied to a member for joining seed materials.
本考案は、低剛性材料に加わる鍛造時の圧力が所定以上
となったときに、金型内の一部である接合部の応力を開
放するようにしたので、高剛性材料の加熱温度や体積に
バラツキがあっても、低剛性材料の破損が防止でき、ま
た、低剛性材料と高剛性材料との強固な接合強度が得ら
れる効果がある。In the present invention, when the forging pressure applied to the low-rigidity material exceeds a predetermined value, the stress of the joint part, which is a part of the mold, is released, so that the heating temperature and volume of the high-rigidity material are increased. Even if there is a variation, it is possible to prevent the low-rigidity material from being damaged and to obtain a strong joint strength between the low-rigidity material and the high-rigidity material.
図は本考案の一実施例を示す断面図である。 1:下型、2:上型 3:貫通孔、4:可動型 5:バネ W:高剛性材料のワーク Wa:低剛性材料の接合片 FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention. 1: Lower die, 2: Upper die 3: Through hole, 4: Movable die 5: Spring W: Work piece of high rigidity material Wa: Joint piece of low rigidity material
Claims (1)
造により成形及び接合する金型において、前記2種材料
の接合面を押圧する金型の部位を所定の許容応力以上で
作動する可動型としたことを特徴とする鍛造接合用金
型。1. A mold for molding and bonding two kinds of materials having different rigidity into a mold by forging and actuating a part of the mold which presses a bonding surface of the two kinds of materials at a predetermined allowable stress or more. A die for forging and joining which is characterized by being made movable.
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JP1148589U JPH0649389Y2 (en) | 1989-02-03 | 1989-02-03 | Die for forging joining |
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JP1148589U JPH0649389Y2 (en) | 1989-02-03 | 1989-02-03 | Die for forging joining |
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JPH02104135U JPH02104135U (en) | 1990-08-20 |
JPH0649389Y2 true JPH0649389Y2 (en) | 1994-12-14 |
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