JPS5893812A - Production of kitchen knife iron - Google Patents

Production of kitchen knife iron

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Publication number
JPS5893812A
JPS5893812A JP19104381A JP19104381A JPS5893812A JP S5893812 A JPS5893812 A JP S5893812A JP 19104381 A JP19104381 A JP 19104381A JP 19104381 A JP19104381 A JP 19104381A JP S5893812 A JPS5893812 A JP S5893812A
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Prior art keywords
sheets
iron
oxide scale
kitchen knife
laminated
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JP19104381A
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JPS6216267B2 (en
Inventor
Yasutaka Iida
保孝 飯田
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KIRIN HAMONO KK
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C21METALLURGY OF IRON
    • C21DMODIFYING THE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF FERROUS METALS; GENERAL DEVICES FOR HEAT TREATMENT OF FERROUS OR NON-FERROUS METALS OR ALLOYS; MAKING METAL MALLEABLE, e.g. BY DECARBURISATION OR TEMPERING
    • C21D7/00Modifying the physical properties of iron or steel by deformation
    • C21D7/13Modifying the physical properties of iron or steel by deformation by hot working

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a kitchen knife iron having the properties equivalent to those of kitchen knife iron produced by conventional methods by laminating thin mild iron sheets formed with oxide scale layers or thin mild iron sheets by inserting oxide scale plates between the sheets and sealing the circumferential ends of the laminated sheets by welding then subjecting the same to hot rolling or forging. CONSTITUTION:A thin mild iron sheet 1 for outlery is heated in a heavy oil furnace 3 to form oxide scale layers on the surfaces. A desired number of sheets of the oxidized sheets are laminated and are coated with cover sheets, then the entire circumference is sealed by welding to form laminated sheets W. The laminated sheets W are subjected to hot rooling or forging at 30% draft or reduction ratio, whereby the kitchen knife iron dispersed with the oxide scale layers into fine and uniform layers is obtained. The intended kitchen knife iron is produced as well by inserting oxide scale plates 2 between the sheets 1 and subjecting the same similarly to hot rolling or forging.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本4−/1は、4j、丁銖の、Jlila法に関するも
のである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This book 4-/1 relates to the Jlila method of 4j, Chosen.

庖丁鉄は、家庭用刃物、大工道具用刃1.#A具用刃櫻
の母材として永年使用されてきたが、その−造は一般に
1秩を木炭炉または石炭を燃料とするパドル炉という1
檎の反射炉で半mmL、、as中の炭tを暖化金−fL
、糊伏になったものを取り出してmWを加えて5清する
旧来のs線法によって#泄されてきたが、近年その製法
の陳−化と共に殆んど製造されなくなっている。
Knife iron is a knife for household use and a blade for carpentry tools.1. It has been used as the base material for #A tools for many years, but its construction is generally done using a charcoal furnace or a paddle furnace that uses coal as fuel.
In the reverberatory furnace of Azu, charcoal t in half mmL, as is converted to global warming gold-fL.
It has been excreted by the old s-ray method, which involves taking out the paste and adding mW to it, but in recent years, as the manufacturing method has become obsolete, it is almost no longer manufactured.

しかしながら、この庖丁鉄は鉄地中に純粋の1≠化鉄を
主成分とした非金属介在物を層状に多く含んでいる−た
め、砥石で砥下しをする除非常に軟らかくあたり顕著な
伏削性を有すると共に多孔・イなため階楼絆が良好であ
ること、鉄地中の嬢化荀のため電気化学的に蝶極肪触性
に≦むなどの性質を風1イしているので、4々の刃物用
母材として欠くことの出来ないものであり、百業イは老
朽化した、鉄橋、鉄塔の碑本や沈没船の引上げによって
、ようやくその需要を満すにすぎないのが現状である。
However, this knife iron contains many layers of non-metallic inclusions mainly composed of pure iron chloride, so unless it is honed with a whetstone, it is extremely soft and has a noticeable drop. It has properties such as good floor bonding because it is porous and electrochemically tactile due to the porosity in the iron base. It is indispensable as a base material for various types of cutlery, and the current situation is that the industry is only able to meet its demand by salvaging monuments from dilapidated iron bridges and towers and sunken ships. It is.

そこで0不発明番は工業的規模で安価な庖丁鉄を41I
u!iすべく、械々研究を電ねた結果、軟鉄障仮を表面
酸化処理して酸化スケール層を形成し、これを積層して
圧延または鍛圧すると、酸化スナール層が圧延または鍛
圧材中に微細均一層状に分散された分散型金属複合材料
が≦作可能であり、旧来法により4侍される庖丁鉄に匹
敵する物性を有することを見い出し1本発明を完成する
に至った。
Therefore, the 0 non-inventive number is 41I, which is a cheap knife iron on an industrial scale.
u! As a result of extensive mechanical research, we found that when soft iron snarl is subjected to surface oxidation treatment to form an oxide scale layer, and this is laminated and rolled or forged, a fine snarl oxide layer is formed in the rolled or forged material. We have completed the present invention by discovering that a dispersed metal composite material dispersed in a uniform layer can be produced and has physical properties comparable to that of knife iron, which is processed using conventional methods.

即ち1本発明の目的は表面に酸化スケール層をの周端を
溶w1密封した後、熱間圧延または鍛圧別工に付し、鍛
I!’温度で30%以上の圧下率または加工率を与え、
酸化スケール層を微細均一層状に分散させることをVI
f鎗とする庖丁鉄の製造法を提供することにある。
That is, one object of the present invention is to melt and seal the peripheral edge of the oxide scale layer on the surface, then subject it to hot rolling or forging processing, and then forging I! 'Providing a reduction rate or processing rate of 30% or more at temperature,
VI Dispersing the oxide scale layer into a fine uniform layer
The purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing knife iron used as a spear.

一般に、庖丁鉄はa o、 oN、 os%@B10.
03〜Q、10%、 Mn O,10〜0.30%、P
O0θlO〜0、030%、80.002〜0.020
%、残部鉄からなる組成を有するため、出発材料として
は上記組成に見合った極伏鉄またはホーロー用鋼板(以
下。
Generally, knife iron has a o, oN, os%@B10.
03~Q, 10%, MnO, 10~0.30%, P
O0θlO~0, 030%, 80.002~0.020
%, with the balance consisting of iron, so as a starting material, a steel plate for porcelain or enamel that matches the above composition (hereinafter referred to as "steel plate") can be used as a starting material.

特記しない限り、tsiに軟鉄薄板という)を用いる。Unless otherwise specified, tsi (referred to as soft iron thin plate) is used.

積層体は、酸化スケール肴が鉄地に複数介挿するのが好
ましく、軟鉄薄板の表面を酸化処理して積着するか、ま
たは該酸化スケール層に相当する軟鉄極薄板を酸化処理
により実質的に全体が■化スケール層を形成したもの(
以丁、酸化スケール板という)を嘘鉄#板間に介挿して
槓闇し、全周縁を溶接して密封して形成される。
In the laminate, it is preferable that a plurality of oxide scale layers are inserted into the iron base, and the surface of the soft iron thin plates is oxidized and laminated, or the soft iron ultrathin plates corresponding to the oxide scale layers are substantially oxidized by oxidation treatment. A scale layer formed entirely on the surface (
It is formed by inserting an oxidized scale plate (also referred to as an oxide scale plate) between two iron plates and sealing it by welding the entire periphery.

酸化スケール層は、 F@! OH*  lFe1O4
1Fe場の酸化物が均一に分散して多孔質#造となる。
The oxide scale layer is F@! OH*lFe1O4
The oxide in the 1Fe field is uniformly dispersed, resulting in a porous structure.

酸化スケール層深さは、板厚との関係で決定され、板X
!j13〜,3;aに対し、O,S〜/411が実用上
適当である。
The depth of the oxide scale layer is determined in relation to the plate thickness.
! For j13~,3;a, O,S~/411 is practically appropriate.

酸化スケール板を介挿する場合は、スケール板として0
.3〜/1111のものを用い、l!Iil化スケーシ
スケールウールる場合、スケールウールを強熱酸化させ
て、約10%以上酸化鉄化したものを使用するO 積層体の#接条件は、酸化スクール層および軟鉄#板の
化学的、物理的性質に依存して決定されるが、鍛接温度
で最初の圧下率または加工率3゜襲以上で行なうことに
より、内蔵せる酸化スケールが完全にfil、fi破断
され、鉄の拡教接合に伴ない複合分散されて所定の接合
が達成され、再結晶過程で結晶粒も一体化されることが
見い出されてぃ1−る0尚、I!#化スケール板を介挿
する場合は、鍛接温度での圧下率は33%以上であるの
が好ましい。
When inserting an oxide scale plate, use 0 as the scale plate.
.. 3~/1111, l! When using Iilized scale wool, scale wool is ignited and oxidized to make approximately 10% or more iron oxide. Although it is determined depending on the physical properties, by performing forge welding at an initial reduction rate or working rate of 3° or higher, the built-in oxide scale is completely broken through fil and fi, making it possible to expand the welding of iron. It has been found that a predetermined bond is achieved through composite dispersion, and crystal grains are also integrated during the recrystallization process. When inserting a # scale plate, the reduction ratio at the forge welding temperature is preferably 33% or more.

その後、’s法にしたがって所定厚みまで圧延または増
圧卯工される。
Thereafter, it is rolled or pressure-intensified to a predetermined thickness according to the 's method.

以下、委I4−に基づき9本SA明をd明する。The nine SAs will be explained below based on Section I4-.

実−一〇 第1図に示すように、刃物用m軟地鉄(5AW1001
 ’)jX100X7001111 (1)tt、10
00’(! で/ 0分tlllyth炉(3)中tf
f1ML、、表面kCO,# No、 3161礫度の
酸化スケール層を形成する。この酸化処理板7枚を槓み
遣ね、 fins厚のカバーシートでdPIiIして全
周囲を密封溶接して檀響板醐を形成した後。
-10 As shown in Figure 1, m soft iron for cutlery (5AW1001
')jX100X7001111 (1) tt, 10
00'(! tf in / 0 min tlllyth furnace (3)
f1ML, , Surface kCO, # No. Forms an oxide scale layer with a grain size of 3161. Seven of these oxidized boards were assembled, covered with a fins-thick cover sheet, and sealed and welded around the entire periphery to form the soundboard.

1199℃の温度に加熱し、熱間圧延(4)に付して僧
細から/Qtxまで圧下して鍛接を行ない庖丁鉄を得る
。この圧延工程において、*初のlパスで侭Uから3/
、jsrtxまで圧下すると、内唆せる酸化スケールは
完全に礒細破断され、#Cの拡赦接合に伴ない接層され
再結晶IIm福で結晶も4合均一化される。その伏・序
を第3図の断面顧倣鏡写真に示す。
It is heated to a temperature of 1199° C., subjected to hot rolling (4), and reduced from fine to /Qtx to forge welding to obtain knife iron. In this rolling process, * from the side U to 3/
, jsrtx, the impurities of the oxidized scale are completely broken into pieces, and the crystals are made uniform by recrystallization. The outline and introduction are shown in the cross-sectional mirror photograph in Figure 3.

実・膚例■ 第2tAに示すように、刃物用極軟地鉄(5hya10
01’) 、3−X100X700I!1IC1)、オ
ヨヒyh−ty−f説炭綱板SPP  、y工S  G
 3/33C/9♂/’)0.3X100 X700 
#1(2)ヲ、m材、!: L/ 、 d6T(2)ヲ
tll ’J yチな炉(3)中で7θ分#1a)Jr
I熱し、各面に略□、2ffづつの酸化スケール層を杉
成し、酸化スケール板(2)となす。この酸化スケール
板j枚をそれぞれ飯−しないように極軟地鉄乙枚間に介
挿して積層し5四厚のカバーシートで被覆して全周囲を
溶接して172.3x/10×710 txの積層板W
′を形成する。コれを7100℃の4度に加熱し、+1
初35%以上の圧下率を加え、最終的に/jlall厚
まで圧延して庖丁鉄を得る。
Example ■ As shown in 2nd tA, extremely soft iron for cutlery (5hya10
01'), 3-X100X700I! 1IC1), Oyohi yh-ty-f theory coal board SPP, y engineering SG
3/33C/9♂/')0.3X100X700
#1 (2) Wow, m material! : L/, d6T(2) wotll 'J ychi na furnace (3) 7θ min #1a)Jr
Heat to 1 and form an oxide scale layer of about □ and 2 ff on each surface to form an oxide scale plate (2). J sheets of these oxide scale plates were laminated by inserting them between two sheets of very soft iron so as not to cause any damage, and then covered with a 54-thick cover sheet and welded all around to form a 172.3x/10x710 tx. Laminated board W
′ is formed. Heat this to 7100℃, 4 degrees, +1
A rolling reduction of 35% or more is applied at the beginning, and the steel is finally rolled to a thickness of 35% to obtain a knife iron.

試験例 実、4例■および■で得られた庖丁鉄を刃物用母材とし
て常法により刃物をIJl造し、鉄橋等の解体鉄を母材
として用いてII造される刃物と、快削性。
Test examples, 4th example ■ and ■ A cutlery is made by a conventional method using the knife iron as a base material for a cutlery, a cutlery is made in a second way using disassembled iron from a railway bridge etc. as a base material, and a cutter is made by a free cutting method. sex.

鍛接性につき、比較試験した結果、いずれも良好で従来
旧4鉄法で91mされていた庖丁鉄と?i’Jの効果が
優られることを44した。
As for forge weldability, the results of a comparative test showed that both were good, compared to knife iron, which was conventionally 91m long using the old 4-iron method. It was found that the effect of i'J is superior.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第7図は本発明に係る・贋造例を示す工程説明図、第2
図は他のA造例を示す工程説明図、第3図は実施例■の
方法で得た庖丁鉄の内t!!6組城牙示す断面頑eIk
wll写興である。 (1)・・・軟鉄薄板(極軟地鉄) 、 L2)・・・
酸化スケール板、(3)・・・酸化処理炉、(4)・・
・圧延e!婿。 特許出願人  キリン刃物株式会社 代理人弁理士  戸  川  公 二
FIG. 7 is a process explanatory diagram showing an example of forgery according to the present invention;
The figure is a process explanatory diagram showing another example A, and Figure 3 shows the inside of the knife iron obtained by the method of Example ①! ! Cross section showing the 6th group Jyoga eIk
It's a photo shoot. (1)...Soft iron thin plate (extremely soft iron), L2)...
Oxide scale plate, (3)...Oxidation treatment furnace, (4)...
・Rolling e! Son-in-law. Patent applicant: Kirin Hamono Co., Ltd. Patent attorney Koji Togawa

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] ■ 表面がt−化スケール着を多社に杉成した軟の燗d
f:d層密封した後、熱間圧延または鍛圧処理に付し、
濡液温度で少なくとも30%以上の圧下率またはIJO
工率を与え、暖化スチール層を鐵−均一層状に分数させ
ることを待鍛とする毬丁峡のA蹟法。
■ Soft sake with T-scale coating on the surface.
f: After sealing the d layer, subjected to hot rolling or forging treatment,
Reduction rate of at least 30% or IJO at wet liquid temperature
Yu Dingkyo's A-saki method is to give a high labor rate and make the heated steel layer into a homogeneous layer.
JP19104381A 1981-11-27 1981-11-27 Production of kitchen knife iron Granted JPS5893812A (en)

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