JPS60124435A - Forging method of metallic material - Google Patents
Forging method of metallic materialInfo
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の利用分野〕 本発明は金属材料の鍛錬法に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of application of the invention] The present invention relates to a method for forging metal materials.
従来、一般に行われている熱間鍛錬法には第1図(a)
、(b)に示すように、鍛造可能温度に十分かつ均一に
加熱した材料を上下の平金敷2,2′又は上平金敷2及
び下薬研金敷3によって材料1の長さ方向に垂直に鍛練
圧下を行う鍛伸法がある。Conventionally, the hot training method generally practiced is shown in Figure 1 (a).
, As shown in (b), the material that has been sufficiently and uniformly heated to a forging temperature is forged perpendicularly to the length direction of the material 1 using the upper and lower flat anvils 2 and 2' or the upper and lower flat anvils 2 and lower yakuken anvils 3. There is a forging method that involves rolling down.
しかし、この鍛伸法では、鋼塊から製品までの断面減少
比が小さい場合、鋼塊の凝固時に生成するザク状欠陥な
どの材料内部に存在する空隙の圧着に必要な鍛練比が得
られず、製品の内部に空隙が残存してしまう可能性があ
る。However, with this forging method, if the cross-sectional reduction ratio from the steel ingot to the product is small, the forging ratio necessary for crimping the voids that exist inside the material, such as the hollow defects that are generated when the steel ingot solidifies, cannot be obtained. , voids may remain inside the product.
この場合、鍛練比を大きくする方法として、第2図(a
)、(b)、(c)に示すように、材料1′を据込工具
4及び据込台5を用いて長さ方向に圧縮し材料の径を大
きくした後、前記鍛伸法にて鍛練を行う据込鍛伸法が一
般に行われている。In this case, as a method of increasing the training ratio, the method shown in Fig. 2 (a
), (b), and (c), after compressing the material 1' in the length direction using the upsetting tool 4 and the upsetting table 5 to increase the diameter of the material, the material 1' is compressed by the forging and stretching method described above. The upsetting forging and stretching method of forging is generally practiced.
この据込鍛伸法は、ザク状欠陥などの鍛圧着は可能であ
るが、多くの治工具類を使用しかつ長さ方向及び径方向
を圧下する必要があるために、作業時の段取り替えに時
間を費やす欠点がある。また、形状変化が大きいため表
面、表層組織の健全性の維持には′不利である。更に、
特に高C−Cr鋼などにおいては、鍛練比が大きいため
鋼塊の偏析部に析出しやすい巨大炭化物を破壊し、製品
内部の健全性を悪化させる可能性もある。Although this upsetting forging and stretching method is capable of forging and crimping defects such as pit-like defects, it requires the use of many jigs and tools and rolling down in the length and radial directions, making it difficult to change setups during work. The disadvantage is that it takes time. In addition, the large change in shape is disadvantageous for maintaining the integrity of the surface and superficial tissues. Furthermore,
Particularly in high C-Cr steel, etc., the forging ratio is large, which may destroy the giant carbides that tend to precipitate in the segregated areas of the steel ingot, which may deteriorate the internal integrity of the product.
本発明の目的は、従来の据込の鍛伸法の欠点を除き、小
さい断面減少比で十分な鍛練効果を得ることのできる熱
間@錬方法を提供することにある。An object of the present invention is to provide a hot wrought method that eliminates the drawbacks of the conventional upsetting forging method and can obtain a sufficient forging effect with a small area reduction ratio.
従来の据込鍛伸法の欠点をなくすためには、段取り替え
に時間を要すこ−となく、か゛つ小さい断面減少比で据
込鍛伸法と同等以上の鍛練効果を得ることのできる鍛錬
法が必要である。本発明は例えば第3図(a)、 (b
)に示すように、円柱状材料1“の長さ以上の長さを有
する上下の平金敷6,6′を用いて、材料1″の長さ方
向に平行かつ材料1″の全長にわたり上下平金敷6,6
′を当てて圧下を行い、次に材料1′を回転させ同様に
圧下を繰り返す鍛練方法で、」1下平金敷6,6′によ
って圧下時に材料1#は長さ方向が拘束されるため、通
常の「鍛伸法」に比べ材料1“の長さ方向の伸びが抑え
られる。材料1″を適宜回転させなから圧下を繰り返し
、最終的に円柱状に復帰させたときに長さ方向の伸びが
抑えられているため、鍛造前後で断面減少比は小さく、
かつ圧下を繰り返すことによりザク状欠陥などの材料内
部の空隙の鍛圧着が可能となる。また、この場合には上
下平金敷のみで鍛練可能であるため、他の鍛練法、例え
ば、鍛伸法と組み合わせた場合でも、段取り替えは金敷
の方向変換のみて良いため作業効率の向上が可能である
6
〔発明の実施例〕
以下、本発明の一実施例に従って詳細な説明する。In order to eliminate the drawbacks of the conventional upsetting forging and stretching method, a forging method that does not require time for setup changes and can obtain a training effect equal to or higher than that of the upsetting forging and stretching method with a very small cross-section reduction ratio is needed. We need a law. The present invention can be applied, for example, to FIGS. 3(a) and 3(b).
), using upper and lower flat anvils 6, 6' having a length equal to or longer than the length of the cylindrical material 1", flatten the upper and lower flat anvils parallel to the length direction of the material 1" and over the entire length of the material 1". Anvil 6,6
In this training method, the material 1# is rolled down by applying the 1. The elongation of material 1" in the longitudinal direction is suppressed compared to the "forging and stretching method" of is suppressed, the area reduction ratio before and after forging is small,
In addition, by repeating the reduction, it becomes possible to forge-bond voids inside the material such as pocket-like defects. In addition, in this case, it is possible to forge with only the upper and lower flat anvils, so even if it is combined with other forging methods, such as forging and stretching, the setup change can be made by simply changing the direction of the anvil, improving work efficiency. 6 [Embodiment of the Invention] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail.
第4図(a)、(b)、(c)、(d)は、本発明の鍛
造プロセスを示したもので、円柱状材料1″は鍛造前の
径方向断面形状は円である。この材料1#を本発明によ
る鍛錬方法を用いて4角断面形状にし、次に同様に8角
断面形状にした後、最終的に円断面形状に復帰させる。4(a), (b), (c), and (d) show the forging process of the present invention, and the radial cross-sectional shape of the cylindrical material 1'' before forging is a circle. Material 1# is made into a square cross-sectional shape using the forging method according to the present invention, then similarly made into an octagonal cross-sectional shape, and finally returned to a circular cross-sectional shape.
ザク状欠陥などの材料内部の空隙の鍛圧着に必要な圧下
量及び圧下回数については、多くの実験より材料を4角
断面形状にする際、鍛造前の材料の径の17%以上で4
回以上あれば十分であることを確かめた。8角断面形状
及び最終円断面形状の際の圧下量及び圧下回数は、所望
する製品形状により適宜決定される。Regarding the amount of reduction and the number of reductions necessary for forging and crimping voids inside the material such as hollow defects, many experiments have shown that when making the material into a square cross-sectional shape, the diameter of the material before forging should be 17% or more.
I confirmed that more than one time is sufficient. The rolling reduction amount and number of rolling reductions in the octagonal cross-sectional shape and the final circular cross-sectional shape are appropriately determined depending on the desired product shape.
鍛造前後の断面減少比は、圧下量、圧下回数、材料形状
などにより若干異なるが、概ね1.2 から1.3程度
であった。The cross-sectional reduction ratio before and after forging differed slightly depending on the amount of reduction, number of reductions, material shape, etc., but was approximately 1.2 to 1.3.
次に本発明による前記プロセスを適用した一実施例によ
って、本発明の効果について説明する。Next, the effects of the present invention will be explained using an example in which the above process according to the present invention is applied.
表
表は3%Cr−高C錆を用い、従来の据込鍛伸法、鍛伸
法及び本発明による鍛錬法を適用し同一形状の円柱状の
円−柱状ブルームを製造し、段取り所要時間、超音波探
傷検雑結果、デンドライト検査の判定結果をまとめたも
のである。「据込・鍛伸法」では、内部の健全性は極め
て良好であったが、段取り時間は最も長く要し、更にデ
ンドライト検査の判定結果により1表面・表層組織の健
全性にも不利であった。また、鍛伸法では、段取り所要
時間、表面・表層組織の健全性に関しては良好であった
が、鍛練比が小さいため内部の中心部付近に未鍛着のザ
ク状欠陥と思われる内部欠陥が超音波探傷検査により検
出されている。The table shows the preparation time required for producing cylinder-column blooms of the same shape using 3% Cr-high C rust and applying the conventional upsetting forging method, forging method, and forging method according to the present invention. This is a summary of the results of ultrasonic flaw detection and the judgment results of dendrite inspection. The internal soundness of the "upsetting/forging and stretching method" was extremely good, but the setup time was the longest, and the results of the dendrite inspection showed that the soundness of the surface/surface structure was also disadvantageous. Ta. In addition, although the forging and stretching method was good in terms of the setup time and the soundness of the surface and surface structure, due to the small forging ratio, there were internal defects that appeared to be unforged pock-shaped defects near the internal center. Detected by ultrasonic flaw detection.
これに対し、本発明によれば、鍛伸法ではザク状欠陥な
どの鍛圧着が不可能であった小さい鍛練比でも、内部欠
陥は階無となっており、大きい鍛練比を与えた据込鍛伸
法と同等の鍛練効果が得られている。また、段取り所要
時間は据込鍛伸法に比べ約70%程度となっており、プ
ントライ1−検査の判定結果も概ね良好であった。On the other hand, according to the present invention, internal defects become stepless even at a small forging ratio, where it is impossible to forge-bond defects such as pocket defects using the forging-stretching method, and upsetting with a large forging ratio The same training effect as the forging and stretching method has been obtained. In addition, the time required for setup was about 70% compared to the upsetting forging and stretching method, and the results of the Puntorai 1-inspection were generally good.
以上の結果より、本発明による鍛練法は、従来の据込鍛
伸法に比べ約30%の作業効率の向」−が可能であり、
小さい@棟比で「据込・鍛伸法」と同等の内部空隙の鍛
圧着が可能であることから、高品質の製品が得られると
いう効果がある。From the above results, the forging method according to the present invention can improve work efficiency by about 30% compared to the conventional upsetting forging and stretching method.
Since it is possible to forge and press the internal voids equivalent to the "upsetting/forge-stretching method" with a small ridge ratio, it has the effect of producing high-quality products.
本発明によれば、使用する治工具類が少なく、金敷の方
向変換のみで作業できるので、据込鍛伸法に比べ約15
〜40%の効率の向上が可能であり、また、小さい断面
減少比で材料の内部空隙の鍛圧着ができるので、高品質
の製品を鍛造できるという効果がある。According to the present invention, fewer jigs and tools are used and the work can be performed by simply changing the direction of the anvil, so compared to the upsetting forging and stretching method, the
It is possible to improve the efficiency by ~40%, and since the internal voids of the material can be forged and crimped with a small cross-section reduction ratio, it has the effect of forging high-quality products.
第1図は鍛伸法の側面図、第2図は据込鍛伸法の側面図
、第3図の(a)は本発明の鍛練法の上下平金敷を用い
た場合の側面図、(b)は同じく正面図、第4図は本発
明の一実施例を説明した正面図である。
1・・・材料、1′・・・材料、1″′・・・材料、2
・・・、平金敷、2′・・・平金敷、3・・・薬価金敷
、4・・・据込工具、5第1 図
(α)(b)
第3図
(12−) (&)
第4図
(α) (b> (C) (1))Figure 1 is a side view of the forging and stretching method, Figure 2 is a side view of the upsetting forging and stretching method, and Figure 3 (a) is a side view of the forging method of the present invention using upper and lower flat anvils. b) is a front view, and FIG. 4 is a front view illustrating an embodiment of the present invention. 1...Material, 1'...Material, 1'''...Material, 2
..., flat anvil, 2'... flat anvil, 3... drug price anvil, 4... upsetting tool, 5 Fig. 1 (α) (b) Fig. 3 (12-) (&) Figure 4 (α) (b> (C) (1))
Claims (1)
柱状に成形した金属材料を通常の熱間鍛錬を行う温度に
加熱した後、材料の長さ以上の長さを有する上下の平金
敷、或いは90°〜180゜の角度を有するV金敷を用
いて、材料の長さ方向全体を′拘束しながら圧下を繰り
返すことを特徴とする金属材料の鍛錬法。1. In a metal material forging method, after heating a cylindrical or cylindrical shaped metal material to a temperature for normal hot forging, upper and lower flat anvils having a length equal to or longer than the length of the material; Alternatively, a method for forging metal materials characterized by repeatedly rolling down the material while restraining the entire length of the material using a V-anvil having an angle of 90° to 180°.
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JP2015110244A (en) * | 2013-11-11 | 2015-06-18 | 善治 堀田 | Equivalent strain imparting method and equivalent strain imparting device |
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JP2015110244A (en) * | 2013-11-11 | 2015-06-18 | 善治 堀田 | Equivalent strain imparting method and equivalent strain imparting device |
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