JPS61103666A - Manufacture of composite roll - Google Patents

Manufacture of composite roll

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JPS61103666A
JPS61103666A JP22223784A JP22223784A JPS61103666A JP S61103666 A JPS61103666 A JP S61103666A JP 22223784 A JP22223784 A JP 22223784A JP 22223784 A JP22223784 A JP 22223784A JP S61103666 A JPS61103666 A JP S61103666A
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composite roll
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Shizuka Naganuma
長沼 静
Hiromi Yokote
横手 広海
Jun Kadoi
洵 角井
Toshio Kai
貝 敏雄
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a composite roll of a high quality by forming a joint surface of a material to be cast-in to an uneven shape, placing it in a cylindrical one body metallic mold, preheating it in a non-oxidizing atmosphere, and thereafter, pouring an pressing a cast-in material, cooling it with water, and widening a contact area of the material to be cast-in to join it completely. CONSTITUTION:Since a molten metal pressurizing system by a plunger 11 is adopted, a deposition phenomenon of a boundary part of a material to be cast-in 4 and a cast-in material is accelerated, they are joined completely, and a high quality roll can be manufactured, and also the yield of the molten metal is improved. Also, it is executed in a non-oxidizing atmosphere without using a surface treating agent for the joint surface, therefore, a care of a gas defect or an inclusion of the joint surface is dissolved. Moreover, since the joint surface of the material to be cast-in 4 is formed to an uneven shape 21, the contact area is widened, and this roll can be applied as a high load roll.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔本発明の産業分野〕 本発明は圧延ロール、ビニオンギヤー等の素材に使用す
る複合ロールの製造方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing composite rolls used as raw materials for rolling rolls, binion gears, and the like.

〔背景技術〕[Background technology]

従来の複合ロールの製造手段 複合ロールの製造手段とし℃、従来より中実又は中空パ
イプの周囲に溶湯な鋳包んで製造する方法が提案されて
いる(特公昭44−4903号公報及び特開昭48−5
5956号公報参照)0この従来法は、予め成形された
中実又は中空パイプを複合ロールの芯材(内層材)とし
て使用し、この芯材表面に表面処理材を塗布して該面を
酸化防止させた後、溶湯を鋳包みして複合ロールの外層
を形成させる方法である。
Conventional Manufacturing Methods for Composite Rolls Conventional methods for manufacturing composite rolls have been proposed, including casting a molten metal around a solid or hollow pipe (Japanese Patent Publication No. 44-4903 and 48-5
(Refer to Publication No. 5956) 0 This conventional method uses a pre-formed solid or hollow pipe as the core material (inner layer material) of the composite roll, and coats the surface of this core material with a surface treatment material to oxidize the surface. After preventing this, the molten metal is cast-in to form the outer layer of the composite roll.

上記従来手段の欠点 上記従来法では、複合ロールの外層を形成する手段とし
て単に鋳包みを行うにすぎず、そのため、複合ロールの
芯材である内層材と外層材との密着接合が不完全である
欠点を有している。
Disadvantages of the above-mentioned conventional means The above-mentioned conventional method merely performs casting as a means of forming the outer layer of the composite roll, and as a result, the tight bonding between the inner layer material and the outer layer material, which are the core materials of the composite roll, is incomplete. It has certain drawbacks.

また、被鋳包み面の酸化防止として表面処理剤を塗布し
ており、その結果、接合面に表面処理剤が介在し、ガス
欠陥又は介在物の要因となっている。
In addition, a surface treatment agent is applied to prevent oxidation of the surface to be cast-in, and as a result, the surface treatment agent is present on the joint surface, causing gas defects or inclusions.

本発明者等による製造手段CI) この従来手段の欠点を解消するために、本発明者等は本
発明以前に次の製造手段を提案している。これは基本的
には上記従来手段と類似する方法であるが、注湯後溶湯
加圧方式を採用し、かつ、接合面に表面処理剤を塗布せ
ず、無酸化状態で接合するようにしたものである。すな
わち、この製造法は、従来法と同様複合ロールの芯材(
内層材)を予め成形しておき、この芯材の外周に溶湯を
鋳込んで複合ロールの外層材を形成させる方法であるが
、該溶湯を注入後加圧するものであって、しかも、芯材
の接合面に表面処理剤を塗布するのにかえて、無酸化雰
囲気下で接合するよ5にしたものである。
Manufacturing means CI by the present inventors) In order to eliminate the drawbacks of this conventional means, the present inventors proposed the following manufacturing means prior to the present invention. This is basically a method similar to the conventional method described above, but it adopts a method of pressurizing the molten metal after pouring it, and also does not apply a surface treatment agent to the joint surface and joins in a non-oxidized state. It is something. In other words, this manufacturing method uses the core material (
In this method, the outer layer material of the composite roll is formed by forming the inner layer material in advance and pouring molten metal around the outer periphery of this core material. 5, instead of applying a surface treatment agent to the bonding surfaces, the bonding is performed in a non-oxidizing atmosphere.

本発明者等による製造手段〔■〕 また、本発明者等は、前記従来手段と異なる新規な複合
ロール製造手段も本発明以前に提案している。これは、
基本的には従来手段と逆であって、複合ロールの外層材
を予め中空状に成形しておき、この中空部に溶湯を注入
して芯材(複合ロールの内層材)′%:形成させるもの
である。そして、この製造手段においても、前記製造手
段CI)と同様、溶湯加圧方式を採用し、かつ、無酸化
雰囲気中で接合させるようにしたものである。
Manufacturing means by the present inventors [■] In addition, the present inventors have also proposed a novel composite roll manufacturing means that is different from the above-mentioned conventional means prior to the present invention. this is,
Basically, it is the opposite of the conventional method, and the outer layer material of the composite roll is formed into a hollow shape in advance, and molten metal is injected into this hollow part to form the core material (inner layer material of the composite roll). It is something. Also, in this manufacturing means, a molten metal pressurization method is adopted, and the bonding is performed in a non-oxidizing atmosphere, similarly to the manufacturing method CI).

本発明が解決しようとする問題点 ところで、前記従来手段及び製造手段〔I〕。Problems to be solved by the present invention By the way, the conventional means and manufacturing means [I].

(n)は、いずれも被鋳包み材(従来手段及び製造手段
CI、]では、複合ロールの芯材に相当し、製造手段〔
■〕では外層材に相当する。)の接合面が平滑仕上加工
されているものを使用している。このため、被鋳包み材
と鋳包み材との接触面積が小であり、高荷重ロールとし
て最適なものが得られない欠点を有している。
(n) corresponds to the core material of the composite roll in both the cast-wrapped material (conventional means and manufacturing method CI), and in the manufacturing method [
■] corresponds to the outer layer material. ) with a smooth finish on the joint surface. Therefore, the contact area between the cast-in material and the cast-in material is small, which has the disadvantage that it is not possible to obtain an optimal high-load roll.

〔本発明の目的〕[Object of the present invention]

そこで、本発明は、被鋳包み材と鋳包み材との接触面8
j′?:広げて、高荷重ロールとして最適な高品質ロー
ル!安定に製造できる複合ロールの製造方法を提供する
ことを目的とする。
Therefore, the present invention provides a contact surface 8 between the cast-in material and the cast-in material.
j'? : A high-quality roll that is ideal for use as a high-load roll when expanded! An object of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a composite roll that can be stably manufactured.

〔本発明の構成〕[Configuration of the present invention]

そして、本発明は、上記目的を達成する手段として、被
鋳包み材の接合面を凹凸状に成形し  ゛たものt使用
する点及び溶湯加圧方式、無酸化状態での接合方式を採
用する点t%徴とするものである。すなわち、本発明は
、円筒一体金型の内面側に成型する複合ロールの製造に
当り、被鋳造材の接合面を凹凸状に成形し、該被鋳造材
を上記金型内面側に配設し、無酸化雰囲気中で予熱した
後、鋳包材乞注湯加圧し、次いで水冷することを特徴と
する複合ロールの製造方法である。
As a means to achieve the above object, the present invention employs a method in which the joint surface of the cast-wrapped material is formed into an uneven shape, a molten metal pressurization method, and a joining method in a non-oxidized state. The point is t%. That is, in manufacturing a composite roll to be molded on the inner surface of a cylindrical integral mold, the present invention involves forming the joining surface of a material to be cast into an uneven shape, and arranging the material to be cast on the inner surface of the mold. This method of manufacturing a composite roll is characterized in that the casting material is preheated in a non-oxidizing atmosphere, then poured under pressure, and then cooled with water.

本発明では、被鋳包み材としては、複合ロールの芯材(
内層材)であつ℃も、また外層材であつ工もよく、従っ
て、本発明は前記した製造手段CI)及び(II)の両
者に適用できるものであるから、該製造手段CI〕及び
(II)の改良に係るものである。
In the present invention, the core material of the composite roll (
The inner layer material) has a good temperature and the outer layer material has a good temperature. Therefore, the present invention is applicable to both of the above-mentioned manufacturing means CI] and (II). ).

以下複合ロールの外層材を被鋳包み材として使用する場
合を例にあげ、その装造例をロール仕様、製造条件及び
製造工程にわけ゛て詳細に説明する。
Taking as an example the case where the outer layer material of a composite roll is used as a cast-wrapped material, an example of its installation will be explained in detail by dividing into the roll specifications, manufacturing conditions, and manufacturing process.

ロール仕様 製造すべき複合ロールの仕様は次のとおりである。Roll specifications The specifications of the composite roll to be manufactured are as follows.

(1)外層材質  25 Cr系鋳鉄(耐摩耗材)(2
)外層寸法  外径300φ×内径240φ×長さ10
00 (m) (3)内層材質  5C4(S (4)内層寸法  内径240φX長さ1800(簡)
製造条件 (1)外層材予熱温度  900℃(但し予熱時にはA
rンールな行い、接合面のば化を防止した) (2)内層材鋳込温度  1550℃ (3)溶湯加圧力(蝿1プランジャ) 226トン(応力5kg/聰2) (4)溶湯加圧時間   60秒 (5)外層加圧力(随2プランジャ) 52トン(応力2 kg/rm” ) 注)竪型グレス 加圧力 最高500トンを用いた。
(1) Outer layer material 25 Cr-based cast iron (wear-resistant material) (2
) Outer layer dimensions: outer diameter 300φ x inner diameter 240φ x length 10
00 (m) (3) Inner layer material 5C4 (S) (4) Inner layer dimensions Inner diameter 240φ x length 1800 (simplified)
Manufacturing conditions (1) Outer layer material preheating temperature 900℃ (However, when preheating A
(2) Inner layer material casting temperature: 1550°C (3) Molten metal pressurization force (fly 1 plunger) 226 tons (stress 5kg/sao 2) (4) Molten metal pressurization Time: 60 seconds (5) Outer layer pressing force (two plungers): 52 tons (stress: 2 kg/rm") Note) Vertical grip: maximum pressing force of 500 tons was used.

製造工程 上記の仕様及び製造条件によって複合ロールを製造する
工程を第1〜4図に基づいて詳細に説明する。第1図は
複合ロール製造装置における溶湯加圧時を示し、第2図
はシールカバー、第3図は第1図A−A線断面図、第4
図は複合ロール製造装置における溶湯注湯時を示す。
Manufacturing Process The process of manufacturing a composite roll according to the above specifications and manufacturing conditions will be explained in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4. Figure 1 shows the molten metal pressurized in the composite roll manufacturing equipment, Figure 2 shows the seal cover, Figure 3 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in Figure 1, and Figure 4
The figure shows molten metal pouring in a composite roll manufacturing device.

(1)  予め外径300φ×内径240φ×長さ10
00の外層材4を鋳造法にて製造、準備する。但し、外
層材4の内面側の接合面は機械加工により凹凸面21に
仕上げる(第3図参照)。そして、この凹凸面21をト
リクロールエチレンにて充分脱脂する。
(1) Outer diameter 300φ x inner diameter 240φ x length 10 in advance
00 outer layer material 4 is manufactured and prepared by a casting method. However, the joint surface on the inner surface side of the outer layer material 4 is finished into an uneven surface 21 by machining (see FIG. 3). Then, this uneven surface 21 is thoroughly degreased with trichlorethylene.

(2)  ダミーパー治具2にダミーパー1を保持し、
ダミ−パー1凸部に外層材4を設置する。
(2) Hold the dummy par 1 on the dummy par jig 2,
An outer layer material 4 is installed on the convex portion of the dummy par 1.

(3)その後、外層材4の周囲であって架台16上に内
径305φ×外径400×長さ2300の円筒一体金型
3を設置する。但し該金型Sの外周には取はずし可能で
、且つ上下駆動機構(範囲200 m/ min 〜1
000 m/m1n)を有する高周波誘導加熱コイル8
を付設している。
(3) Thereafter, a cylindrical integral mold 3 having an inner diameter of 305 φ x an outer diameter of 400 x a length of 2300 mm is installed around the outer layer material 4 on the pedestal 16 . However, the outer periphery of the mold S is removable and has a vertical drive mechanism (range 200 m/min to 1
000 m/m1n) high frequency induction heating coil 8
is attached.

(4)  高周波加熱コイル8を上下駆動して、金型5
及び外層材4を予熱するが、この場合、外層材4の内面
側が均等(上、下、中央部)に900℃になるまで予熱
する。但し、予熱開始時には外層材4の内面側の酸化防
止のために、Arガス吹込ノズル7と吹出ノズル9を付
設したシールカバー6を取り付I、Ar吹込ノズル7か
らArガスを連続的に吹込んだ。
(4) Drive the high frequency heating coil 8 up and down to
And the outer layer material 4 is preheated, but in this case, the inner surface side of the outer layer material 4 is preheated uniformly (top, bottom, center) until it reaches 900°C. However, at the start of preheating, in order to prevent oxidation on the inner surface of the outer layer material 4, a seal cover 6 equipped with an Ar gas blowing nozzle 7 and a blowing nozzle 9 is installed, and Ar gas is continuously blown from the Ar blowing nozzle 7. It was crowded.

(5)外層材4内面側が900℃に到達すると、予熱を
中止する。但しArガスは連続的に吹込み、シールカバ
ー6の上蓋18を撤去後シールカバー6の上穴部にロン
グノズル付タンディシュ19を挿入設置する。
(5) When the inner surface of the outer layer material 4 reaches 900°C, stop preheating. However, Ar gas is continuously blown in, and after removing the upper cover 18 of the seal cover 6, a tundish 19 with a long nozzle is inserted into the upper hole of the seal cover 6.

(6)予め溶解した溶湯(SC46)を取鍋17に投入
後、タンディシュ19を介して、1550℃の溶湯な外
層材4内面側に複合ロールの内層材10g形成するため
に注湯する。
(6) After putting the pre-melted molten metal (SC46) into the ladle 17, it is poured through the tundish 19 to form 10 g of the inner layer material of the composite roll on the inner surface side of the outer layer material 4, which is a molten metal at 1550°C.

但し、注湯量は外層材4の内面側に付設したセンサー2
0にて検知した。
However, the amount of poured molten metal is determined by the sensor 2 attached to the inner surface of the outer layer material 4.
Detected at 0.

(7)注湯終了後はタンディシュ19、Arシールカバ
ー6を撤去し、直ちに溶湯ysooトン堅型プレスのN
11L1グランジヤ11にて徐々に加圧し、加圧力22
6トンまで負荷したが、この間の加圧時間は約60秒で
ある。なお、12は空気孔であって、随1プランジャ1
1挿入時の空気抜き口である。
(7) After pouring the molten metal, remove the tundish 19 and the Ar seal cover 6, and immediately place the molten metal in the vertical press.
Gradually pressurize with 11L1 grunge 11, pressurizing force 22
Although the load was up to 6 tons, the pressurization time during this time was about 60 seconds. In addition, 12 is an air hole, and the first plunger 1
1. This is the air vent opening when inserted.

(8)上記操作終了後、ダミーパー保持治具2を開放し
、同時に本装置下部に付設した冷却帯の冷却ノズル15
から高圧水ヲ唄射させる。
(8) After the above operation is completed, open the dummy par holding jig 2, and at the same time open the cooling nozzle 15 of the cooling zone attached to the lower part of the device.
High-pressure water is emitted from the

直ちにmiミグランジャー1及び随2プランジャー13
にて加熱された複合ロールを加圧し℃ダミーパー1と複
合ロールをガイドロール14に沿って下降させると同時
に冷却帯にて冷却し、複合ロール素材を製造する。
Immediately mi Mi Granger 1 and Zui 2 Plunger 13
The heated composite roll is pressurized and the dummy par 1 and the composite roll are lowered along the guide roll 14 and simultaneously cooled in a cooling zone to produce a composite roll material.

複合ロールの接合部は完全に接合していることを確認し
た。
It was confirmed that the joints of the composite rolls were completely joined.

なお、第1図及び第4図において、5は寸法調整材であ
って、複合ロールの外層材4が金型6の中央部付近のみ
の場合に挿入するものである0 〔本発明の効果〕 本発明は、以上詳記したように、前記製造手段CI)及
び(II)の改良法であり、前記製造手段CI)及び(
II)で奏する効果がすべて生ずるものである。すなわ
ち、本発明は、溶湯加圧方式を採用し℃いるため、従来
の鋳包みロールに比し、被鋳包み材と鋳包み材との境界
部の浴着現象を促進する。その結果、完全接合となり、
高品質ロールが製造でき、また、品質のバラノキも少な
い効果が生ずる。さもに、溶湯加圧方式のため、溶湯歩
留100チである。また、従来ロールでは被鋳包み面の
酸化防止として表面処理剤を塗布し℃おり、接合面に表
面処理剤が介在し、ガス欠陥又は介在物の要因となって
いた。本発明では接合面に表面処理剤を使用せず、無酸
化雰囲気としているため、接合面のガス欠陥又は介在物
の心配が解消する効果が生ずる。
In addition, in FIGS. 1 and 4, 5 is a dimension adjustment material, which is inserted when the outer layer material 4 of the composite roll is only near the center of the mold 6. [Effects of the present invention] As described in detail above, the present invention is an improved method of the manufacturing means CI) and (II), and is an improved method of the manufacturing means CI) and (II).
All of the effects described in II) are produced. That is, since the present invention employs a molten metal pressurization method, it promotes the bath deposition phenomenon at the boundary between the cast-in material and the cast-in material, compared to the conventional cast-in roll. The result is a complete bond,
High-quality rolls can be manufactured, and there are also fewer defects in quality. In addition, since the molten metal is pressurized, the molten metal yield is 100 cm. Furthermore, in conventional rolls, a surface treatment agent is applied to the surface to be cast to prevent oxidation, and the surface treatment agent is present on the joint surface, causing gas defects or inclusions. In the present invention, since no surface treatment agent is used on the joint surfaces and a non-oxidizing atmosphere is used, there is an effect that concerns about gas defects or inclusions on the joint surfaces are eliminated.

その上、本発明では、被鋳包み材の接合面を凹凸形状に
するものであるから、接触面積が大幅に広くなり、高荷
重P−ルとして適用可能となり、さらには、被鋳包み材
と鋳包み材の接合強度は従来形状の場合と同等であるが
、仮に未接合部が存在しても、形状的に機械的接合もし
ており、実用上の問題も解消される等従来の製造手段及
び前記製造手段CI) 、 (n)でみられない顕著な
効果が生ずるものである。
Moreover, in the present invention, since the joint surface of the cast-wrapped material is made into an uneven shape, the contact area is significantly widened, making it applicable as a high-load P-ru, and furthermore, the joint surface of the cast-wrapped material The joint strength of the cast-in material is the same as that of the conventional shape, but even if there is an unjoined part, the shape is mechanically joined, which solves practical problems, etc. and the above-mentioned manufacturing means CI), a remarkable effect not seen in (n) is produced.

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

第1図は複合ロール製造装置における溶湯加圧時を示し
、第2図はシールカバー、第5図は第1図A−A線断面
図、第4図は複合ロール製造装置におけるm湯注湯時を
示す。 1・−・ダミーバー 2・・−ダミーバー治具 3・・・金型 4・・・外層材 5・・・寸法調整材 6・・・シールカバー 7・・・Ar吹込ノズル 8・・・加熱コイル 9・・・吹出ノズル 10・・・内層材 11・・・N111プランジヤー 12・・・空気孔 13・・・m2プランジヤー 14・・・ガイドロール 15・・・冷却ノズル 16・・・架台 17・・・取鍋 1日・・・上蓋 19・−・タンディシュ 20・・・センサー 21・・・凹凸面 復代理人  内 1)  明 復代理人  萩 原 亮 −
Figure 1 shows the molten metal being pressurized in the composite roll manufacturing equipment, Figure 2 shows the seal cover, Figure 5 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in Figure 1, and Figure 4 shows m-metal pouring in the composite roll manufacturing equipment. Show the time. 1... Dummy bar 2... - Dummy bar jig 3... Mold 4... Outer layer material 5... Dimension adjustment material 6... Seal cover 7... Ar blow nozzle 8... Heating coil 9... Blowout nozzle 10... Inner layer material 11... N111 plunger 12... Air hole 13... m2 plunger 14... Guide roll 15... Cooling nozzle 16... Frame 17...・Ladle 1 day...Top lid 19...Tundish 20...Sensor 21...Uneven surface Sub-agent 1) Meifuku agent Ryo Hagihara -

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 円筒一体金型の内面側に成型する複合ロールの製造に当
り、被鋳造材の接合面を凹凸状に成形し、該被鋳造材を
上記金型内面側に配設し、無酸化雰囲気中で予熱した後
、鋳包材を注湯加圧し、次いで水冷することを特徴とす
る複合ロールの製造方法。
In manufacturing a composite roll to be molded on the inner surface of a cylindrical integral mold, the joint surface of the cast material is formed into an uneven shape, the cast material is placed on the inner surface of the mold, and the roll is rolled in a non-oxidizing atmosphere. A method for manufacturing a composite roll, which comprises preheating, pouring and pressurizing a casting material, and then cooling with water.
JP22223784A 1984-10-24 1984-10-24 Manufacture of composite roll Pending JPS61103666A (en)

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