PL826B1 - An alloy that maintains considerable strength and is completely unbreakable at the lowest temperatures achievable in the industry. - Google Patents

An alloy that maintains considerable strength and is completely unbreakable at the lowest temperatures achievable in the industry. Download PDF

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PL826B1
PL826B1 PL826A PL82620A PL826B1 PL 826 B1 PL826 B1 PL 826B1 PL 826 A PL826 A PL 826A PL 82620 A PL82620 A PL 82620A PL 826 B1 PL826 B1 PL 826B1
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* Dawno juz z&iiiwaizoinjo, ze kruchosc róz¬ nych gatunków stali zwyiklej i wiekszosc gaitunków stali specjalnej wzrasta bardzo szybko wraz ze spadkiem temperatury. Stad to podczas zimy czesto zdairzaja sie pekania szyn kolejowych a takze osi 'wagonowych.W temperaturach, osiaganych przy skra¬ planiu powietrza, zelazo i stal wykazuja nadmierna kruchosc i pekaja, na podobien¬ stwo szkla przy najmniejszem uderzeniu.Wlasnosc ta byla w ciagu dluzszego cza¬ rni powazna przeszkoda w budowie maszyn, pracujacych w bardzo niskich temperatu¬ rach, skoro chodzilo o czesci, doznajace w ruchu wiecej lub mniej silnych uderzen.Zwlaszcza w maszynach do skraplania po¬ wietrza (system Claude'a) zawory silnika w czesci, gdzie zachodzi rozprezenie, nie mo¬ ga zdradzac kruchosci w -temperaturze mo¬ gacej spasc, ponizej 180°.Wynalazek niniejszy ma za przedmiot stop, zawierajacy zasadniczo zelazo, nikiel i mangan i wykazujacy przy najnizszych temperaturach osiagalnych w przemysle wy¬ soka granice sprezystosci i wielka wytrzy¬ malosc mechaniezna przy zupelnem usunie¬ ciu lamliwosci.Dla przykladu przytaczamy stop zawie¬ rajacy: niklu manganu zelaza 40 do 70°/0 0,8 do 5°/0 . . reszta.Wahanie sie skladu stopu w szerokich granicach daje moznosc, przy braku lamli¬ wosci, osiagniecia tej lub innej wlasnoscidrugorzednej, dotyczacej np. rozszerzalno¬ sci, wlasnosci elektrycznych, mechanicz¬ nych, sprezystosci i t. d. Mozna równiez wprowadzic jeden lub kilka pierwiastków dodatkowych: wegiel do l°/a chrom do 5%, miedz do 10°/0, kobalt do 10°/0. Prócz, tego dodanie 0,2 do l°/0 wanadu, od 0,1 do 0,5% tytanu wywiera dobroczynny wplyw na ja¬ kosc i latwosc obróbki.Stop taki posiada caly szereg cennych wlasnosci mechanicziiiych stopów zelazo- niklowych (ferroniklu) odwracalnych, a zar kreslony dla niego sklad uniemozliwia wszel¬ ka przemiane nieodwolalna i wszelka zmia¬ ne od dzialania zimna. W temperaturze wrze¬ nia azotu (195°) granica sprezystosci waha sie od 35 do 45 kg/mm2 i wyjtlrzymalosc me¬ chaniczna od 65 do 75 kg/mm2.Energja sprezysta mierzona pod baba Fremon^a w warunkach zwyklych, dosiega 50 kgm w temperaturze zwyklej i zachowuje te w^artosc az do 195°.Dla porównania nalezy zaznaczyc, ze naj- mieksze zelazo wykazuje w tak niskiej tem¬ peraturze energji tej zaledwie 1 do.2 kgm.# Nadto nowy ten stop nie ulega utlenieniu i praktycznie zupelnie jest odporny na dzia^ lanie kwaisów zimnych. Moznai mu nadac w razie potrzeby rozszerzalnosc zelaza la¬ nego lub stali i osiagnac w ten sposób w ni¬ skich teimperaturaioh zachowanie skrupulat¬ nego wyregulowania, doikonainego w zwyklej temperaturze. Wreszcie czesci maszyn, spo¬ rzadzane z tego stopu, moga wytrzymywac powtarzajace sie natezenie bez pojawienia sie odksztalcen i nadpelkniec. PL PL* It has been a long time since the brittleness of various grades of ordinary steel and most of the grades of special steels increases very quickly as the temperature drops. Hence, during the winter, railroad rails and also wagon axles often break. At the temperatures reached by condensing the air, iron and steel show excessive brittleness and crack, similar to glass at the slightest impact. This property was for a longer time. Black color is a serious obstacle in the construction of machines operating at very low temperatures, since they were parts that receive more or less strong impacts in motion, especially in air condensing machines (Claude system) engine valves partially, where the expansion takes place, it must not show brittleness at a fall-down temperature below 180 °. The present invention relates to an alloy consisting essentially of iron, nickel and manganese and exhibiting high limits of elasticity at the lowest temperatures achievable in the industry and great mechanical strength with complete removal of brittleness. For example, we present an alloy containing: nickel manganese iron 40 to 70 ° / 0 0.8 to 5 ° / 0 . . the rest. Variation in the composition of the alloy within wide limits makes it possible, in the absence of lameness, to achieve this or that secondary property, such as expansion, electrical, mechanical properties, elasticity, and thus one or more additional elements can also be introduced: carbon up to 1 ° / and chrome up to 5%, copper up to 10 ° / 0, cobalt up to 10 ° / 0. In addition, the addition of 0.2 to 10% vanadium, 0.1 to 0.5% of titanium has a beneficial effect on the quality and ease of processing. Such an alloy has a number of valuable mechanical properties and iron-nickel alloys (ferronickel) reversible, and the composition defined for it prevents any irreversible transformation and any change from the action of cold. At the boiling point of nitrogen (195 °), the limit of elasticity ranges from 35 to 45 kg / mm 2 and the mechanical strength is from 65 to 75 kg / mm 2. The elastic energy measured under the woman's Fremon, under normal conditions, reaches 50 kgm at the temperature normal and retains its value up to 195 °. For comparison, it should be noted that the softest iron shows energy of only 1 to 2 kgm at such a low temperature. # Moreover, this new alloy does not oxidize and is practically completely resistant to the action of cold acids. It is possible to give it the expandability of iron or steel if necessary, and thus to achieve, at low temperatures, the maintenance of a meticulous adjustment, to that of an ordinary temperature. Finally, machine parts made of this alloy can withstand repetitive stress without deformation or overgrowth. PL PL

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Zastrzezenia patentowe.Patent claims. 1. Stop zelaza, nMu i miamgamiu, nader wytrzymamy i zupelnie wolny od kruchosci przy najnizszych temperaturach, osiaganych w przemysle, i nadajacy sie sizozególnie do wyrobu czesci maszyn, sluzacych do skra^ piania gaizów, tern znamienny, ze zawiera od 40 do 70% niklu, od 0,8 do 5% man¬ ganu i reszte zelaza. 2, Sitop, podlug zastrz. 1, tern znamien¬ ny, ze czesc zelaiza zosita^je zajsitapiona jed¬ nym lub kilkoma z piemiiajstików maistepu- jacych: wegiel do l0/*, chrom do 5°/0, miedz do 10%, kobalt do 10%, wanad 0,1 do 0,2°/0 i tytan 0,1—0,5°/0. Societc Anonyme de Commentry, Four chambault & Decazeville. Zastepca: M. Skrzypkowski, rzeóanik patentowy. ZAKL8RAF.K0ZIANSK1CH WKRAMIWIE PL PL1. An alloy of iron, nMu and miamgamiu, very resistant and completely free from brittleness at the lowest temperatures achieved in the industry, and suitable especially for the production of machine parts used for the skin of gas foam, characterized by a content of 40 to 70% nickel, 0.8 to 5% manganese, and residual iron. 2, Sitop, submarine of claim 1, a place characterized by the fact that a part of the ironization is absorbed by one or more of the pemiastics: carbon up to 10%, chromium up to 5%, copper up to 10%, cobalt up to 10%, vanadium 0 , 1 to 0.2% and titanium 0.1-0.5%. Societc Anonyme de Commentry, Four chambault & Decazeville. Deputy: M. Skrzypkowski, patent officer. ZAKL8RAF.K0ZIANSK1CH INKRAMIWIE PL PL
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