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- the invention relates to a nitrogen-alloyed, ledeburitic steel with high wear resistance. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for producing such a steel and a composite material which is produced using a steel according to the invention.
- Ledeburitic chrome steels are often used for tools and components that require high wear resistance. Such steels are, for example, in the steel-iron list under the material numbers 1.2080 (X210Crl2), 1.2201 (X165CrV12), 1.2376 (X96CrMoV12), 1.2378 (X220CrVMol2-2), 1.2379 (X155CrVMol2-l), 1.2380 (Xol3CM) 1.2436 (X210CrW12), 1.2601 (Xl65CrMoV12), 1.2880 (X165CrCoMol2) and 1.2884 (X210CrCoWl2).
- the steels in question each have carbon contents of more than 0.9% by mass, chromium contents of more than 10% by mass and various additions of the elements molybdenum, vanadium and tungsten. They are mainly used for the manufacture of tools and components that are used for the cutting or cold forming of metals or the processing of plastics.
- the known steels of the type explained above are melted in an electric arc furnace under ambient pressure. After tapping the melt, it is treated further with ladle metallurgical processes, for example with a ladle furnace or a degassing plant, in order to reduce gases dissolved in the steel, such as the hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen components contained in the respective steel.
- the element silicon in particular is used in mass contents between 0.1 and 0.4% in order to bind the oxygen dissolved in the liquid melt to oxides. These are then separated with the refining slag.
- the steels in question are additionally remelted according to an electroslag or arc vacuum remelting process. After pouring the melt into blocks or as a strand or after the additional remelting, the blocks become or the continuously cast bars are brought into the different delivery dimensions by hot forming, such as forging or rolling.
- the known ledeburitic chromium steels have different degrees of wear resistance when hardened and tempered.
- the carbides are cellular and unevenly distributed in the material structure due to the segregations that cannot be avoided in block or continuous casting. This applies even if the steels have been remelted after block or continuous casting.
- the carbide distribution always leads to problems, for example, when a component, for example a tool, is to be produced from one of the known chromium steels which has good cutting edge stability. Problems have also been found in practice when finely contoured tool areas, such as threads in thread rolling dies, are to be produced. In such applications, the structure of the carbides present in each case entails the risk of crumbling and flaking, which as a result considerably reduce the service life of the respective tools.
- the object of the invention is to provide a steel material which has a further improved wear resistance and shape retention.
- a method for producing such a steel and a composite material produced using this steel are to be specified.
- this problem is solved by a steel which is produced by spray compacting and has the following composition (in% by mass):
- a wear factor S v corresponding to the sum of its weighted contents of Cr, Mo, V, Nb and W fulfills the following condition:
- a Cr Cr content in mass%
- Av V content in mass%
- a N Nb content in mass%
- a w W content in mass%
- a S i Si content in mass%
- a N N content in mass%.
- An alloy steel according to the invention produced by spray compacting, is distinguished, in contrast to steels produced by melt metallurgy, by a high carbon and an increased nitrogen content with a high content of special carbide-forming and nitride-forming elements, as a result of which a high wear resistance is achieved.
- steel according to the invention is due to the homogeneity of its structure despite the high alloy and hard phase contents good hot formability. These properties make steel according to the invention particularly suitable for the production of tools or components which are subject to great wear stresses, such as are generally given, for example, when cutting materials or in the plastics processing industry because of the filler contents of modern plastics.
- nitrogen-alloyed steels according to the invention produced by spray compacting, have increased wear resistance and / or improved toughness compared to ledeburitic steels of the type discussed at the outset in relation to the respective application.
- the improved properties of steels according to the invention lead to an increase in the service life of tools or components produced from these steels.
- Cutting tools that are made from a steel according to the invention thus have improved cutting stability and improved cutting edge stability.
- components made from steels according to the invention have an improved resistance to crack formation.
- a steel according to the invention can be hardened to a hardness of up to 68 HRC by using a suitable heat treatment process.
- the advantages of a steel according to the invention are achieved by its alloy components in combination with a special production method, known as spray compacting.
- spray compacting When steel is spray compacted, a molten steel is melted in a protective gas stream in a gas atomizer spherical drops atomized. The gas quickly cools the metal drops to a temperature that lies between the liquidus and solidus, often even below solidus. The drops cooled in this way, moving at high speed and having a solid or pasty consistency, compact on the basis of their own kinetic energy on a substrate to form a dense material composite.
- the structure of the sprayed block can be directly influenced by the rapid solidification from the liquid phase.
- Spray compacting is described in detail in the articles "Near net-shape casting through metal spray deposition - The Osprey process", Otto H. Metelmann et al., Iron and Steel Engineer, November 1988, pp. 25-29, or "The Osprey Process: Principles and Applications ", Leatham et al., The International Journal of Powder Metallurgy, Vol. 29, No. 4, pp. 321-329.
- spray compacting has proven to be an effective process for the desired nitrogen content in the ledeburitic steels mentioned. contribute.
- spray compacting is characterized both by its effectiveness and its economy.
- spray compacting enables the production of segregation- and pore-free products that have a homogeneous structure and a high density. With higher flexibility in terms of shape and fewer process steps, similar product properties can be achieved as in the powder metallurgical production of such products.
- steels according to the invention with particularly outstanding properties have a C content of 1.0-1.9% by mass, an N content of 0.05-0.5% by mass, an Si content of 0, 15-1.5 mass%, a Cr content of 5.0-10.0 mass%, a Mo content of 0.5-5.5 mass%, a V content ⁇ 3.5 mass -%, an Nb content ⁇ 3.5% by mass and a W content ⁇ 3.0%.
- Steels composed in this way have a particularly high wear resistance.
- a carbon content of more than 1 mass% and a nitrogen content of more than 0.05 mass% is advantageous in order to achieve a hardness of more than 60 HRC.
- the presence of carbon and nitrogen also has a favorable influence on the amount of hard phases contained and thus on the wear behavior.
- spray compacting has a homogenizing effect on the microstructure and a limitation of the hard phase size. This has a positive impact on the
- the silicon usually contained only in small amounts in steels for reasons of deoxidation is provided in a steel according to the invention with a mass content of 0.1% to preferably 1.5% by mass, since it remains dissolved in the basic matrix and increases the secondary hardness.
- a mass content 0.1% to preferably 1.5% by mass
- nitrogen contents As a "soft" structural component, this reduces wear resistance.
- the contents of nitrogen and silicon contained in the steel according to the invention within the specified limits have an optimal effect on their hardness and wear resistance. The mutual effect of the nitrogen and silicon contents on the residual austenite content is shown in Fig.
- Cobalt is not contained in a steel composed according to the invention, since this element can have negative effects on toughness and would increase the cost of materials.
- the chromium content is limited to values ⁇ 11.5% by mass and is preferably in the specified, lower content range in order also to positively influence the toughness of the steel produced according to the invention.
- the steel according to the invention contains further precipitation-hardening elements, such as, for example, up to 0.75% by mass of nitrogen, up to 0.05% by mass of boron, up to 0.5% by mass of titanium, up to Contains 0.5% by mass of zirconium and / or up to 0.25% by mass of aluminum.
- additional alloy components can further increase the hardness and thus the wear resistance of a steel according to the invention.
- a steel according to the invention has an optimized wear resistance if the sum of its weighted contents of the carbide-forming elements Cr, Mo, V, Nb and W corresponding wear factor S v is between 0.55 and 3.42.
- an optimized silicon-nitrogen ratio V S iN must be set in order to influence the effect of the austenite-stabilizing element nitrogen by the ferrite-stabilizing effect of the element silicon and to further optimize the wear resistance in the steels according to the invention. It has been shown that if the range from 0.21 to 3.31 provided for the nitrogen-silicon ratio according to the invention is maintained, the residual austenite components which are harmful to the wear resistance can be reduced to values of ⁇ 25% after a single tempering process.
- nitrogen-alloyed steel according to the invention contains additional hard materials, such as titanium carbide (TiC), silicon carbide (SiC), niobium carbide (NbC), chromium carbide (CrC), titanium nitride (TiN), tungsten carbide (WC), in its matrix, which have been injected into the spray as solid particles in the course of the spray compacting.
- additional hard materials such as titanium carbide (TiC), silicon carbide (SiC), niobium carbide (NbC), chromium carbide (CrC), titanium nitride (TiN), tungsten carbide (WC), in its matrix, which have been injected into the spray as solid particles in the course of the spray compacting.
- the above-mentioned object is achieved in that the steel is spray-compacted using nitrogen as the spray gas, in that the steel after the spray compacting at initial temperatures is hot worked up to 1150 ° C, the hot formed steel is cooled, the cooled steel is reheated to an austenitizing temperature of 1075 ° C to 1225 ° C, the reheated steel is quenched and the quenched steel at temperatures of 150 ° C - left at 625 ° C.
- the tempering is preferably carried out at temperatures between 150 ° C. and 300 ° C. or between 500 ° C. and 625 ° C.
- a steel according to the invention can be used particularly well to produce a composite material which has at least one first layer produced by a first steel and at least one second layer formed by a spray-compacted steel according to the invention, the steel of the first layer having a different composition than the spray-compacted steel.
- the steel according to the invention can form a wear-resistant cover layer on a tough first layer.
- Table 1 shows the chemical compositions of seven steels A - G in mass%.
- the wear factor S v the silicon-nitrogen ratio V S i N and the abrasion determined in a wear test in grams are recorded for each of the steels.
- Steels A - D are steels according to the invention, while steels E - G are listed for comparison.
- melt For the production of spray-compacted, nitrogen-alloyed steels, a melt has been created from scrap and / or pure metals with the addition of the necessary alloy components. The melt was then atomized into spherical droplets in a nitrogen-containing protective gas stream.
- the metal droplets were nitrided and rapidly cooled to a temperature between the liquidus and solidus, so that the droplets had a solid to pasty consistency after cooling in the gas stream.
- the droplets thus created, moving at a high speed of 40 to 80 m / s, were directed onto a base plate on which the droplets compacted into a dense material composite due to their high kinetic energy.
- the block produced in this way by spray compacting showed due to the rapid solidification of the metal droplets in the gas stream from the liquid phase and due to the introduced nitrogen content on a uniform distribution of hard phases and carbide or carbonitride sizes, which are significantly reduced compared to steel produced by melt metallurgy.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 each show the micrograph of a nitrogen-alloy steel produced by spray compacting in the manner according to the invention in the annealed state, the respective microstructure in FIG. 1 with an enlargement of 100: 1 and in FIG. 3 with an enlargement of 500: 1 is shown.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show a corresponding representation of the microstructure of the same steel without the addition of nitrogen when this is produced in a conventional manner by melt metallurgy.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 The high structural homogeneity which is readily apparent from FIGS. 2 and 3 enables the spray-compacted block to be easily formed by forging or rolling. Prior to the forming, a block or Diffusion annealing take place.
- the improved formability of steels produced according to the invention makes it possible to carry out thermoforming at lower temperatures than the conventional procedure.
- the hardness required in each case for the components or tools produced from the steels according to the invention can, after shaping, be hardened from an austenitizing temperature between 1075 ° C. and 1225 ° C. with subsequent tempering between Set 150 ° C and 625 ° C, whereby hardnesses of up to 68 HRC can be achieved.
- Steels according to the invention have a balanced ratio between the carbide- or carbonitride-forming elements, which is characterized by the wear factor S v , which lies between 0.55 and 3.42 and is determined in the manner explained above.
- This balanced ratio of carbide / carbonitride formers leads to a superior wear resistance of steels according to the invention, which has been confirmed in wear tests (FIG. 6).
- a raw block with a diameter of 400 mm was produced from the nitrogen-alloyed steel C, the composition of which is given in Table 1, by spray compacting. Using a long forging machine, this block was deformed in a two-heat forging to a diameter of 115 mm, the starting temperature at 980 ° C and the end temperature at 969 ° C.
- the forged ingot was then annealed.
- the soft annealed material then became Threaded roller jaws produced, the dimensions of which were 85 mm x 50 mm x 24 mm and 95 mm x 50 mm x 24 mm.
- These tools were subsequently heat treated to a hardness of 62 HRC.
- the thread rolling jaws were used to produce screws from a stainless steel with the material number 1.4401 according to the steel-iron list.
- the work results and the state of wear of the tools produced from the steel according to the invention were compared with the work results and the state of wear of thread rolling jaws which had been produced from a steel with an identical chemical composition, but without the addition of nitrogen, produced by melt-metallurgy. It was found that the service life of the threaded roller jaws produced from steel according to the invention was twice as long as the service life of the threaded roller jaws which had been produced from the conventionally produced steel of identical composition. Thus, 140,000 screws could be produced with the tools produced from steel according to the invention, while the tools made from conventionally produced steel were worn out after the production of 70,000 screws. Particularly noteworthy in this context is the excellent dimensional stability of the tools made from steel according to the invention in the area of the thread tips.
- the nitrogen-alloyed steel C of table 1 produced by spray compacting was forged to a dimension of 160 mm ⁇ 160 mm and soft-annealed. From the forged steel, stamping tools were made from a micro-alloyed one Steel existing chain links manufactured, which were punched out of sheets with a thickness of 4 mm.
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