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- the invention relates to a steel shell for a suction roll and a method of producing a steel product, in which method a piece of steel material is worked by a cutting operation such as milling, turning and/or drilling.
- Stainless steel is used in fields in which a high corrosion resistance is necessary.
- a high corrosion resistance may be required in environments within off-shore, paper and pulp industry and chemical industry.
- One example is suction roll shells for paper machines, that are manufactured from stainless steel.
- One type of stainless steel is the so called duplex steels that contain ferrite and austenite.
- Duplex steels are known to combine a high mechanical strength and toughness with a good corrosion resistance, in particular . in terms of stress corrosion and corrosion fatigue.
- For corrosion resistance as well as mechanical properties such as weldability it is important that the steel is well balanced in terms of the essential components austenite and ferrite. In modern development of duplex steels, it is desired to have a micro-structure containing 35-65 % ferrite, the remainder being austenite.
- duplex steels are increasingly competing with traditional austenite stainless steels.
- Such a steel material is described in published US Patent Application No. 2003/0172999.
- the steel material described in this publication is a ferrite-austenite stainless steel having a micro-structure essentially consisting of 35-65 % by volume ferrite and 35-65 % by volume austenite.
- the steel in question has a chemical composition containing 0.005-0.07 C, 0.1-2.0 Si, 3-8 Mn, 19-23 Cr, 0.15-0.30 N och 0.5-1.7 Ni, in % by weight. Some other components may also be included.
- Nitrogen is of considerable importance to the steel described in US 2003/0172999, since nitrogen is dominant as austenite former and contributes to the strength of the steel as well as to its corrosion resistance. For this reason, it was estimated that the nitrogen content of the steel should be in the range of 0.15-0.30 %, and preferably in the range of 0.20-0.24 %. However, it has been previously shown that steel types of such a high nitrogen content are poor in cuttability. Most often, a stainless steel intended to be used for a particular product must be subjected to some type of cutting operation, such as milling, turning or drilling. In their selves, austenite and duplex stainless steels are poor in cuttability and hence various measures are undertaken in order to increase cuttability of the stainless steel.
- a stainless steel suitable for a suction roll shell should be of martensite type, among other things containing carbon at a % by weight of more than 0 but not more than 0.06, silicon at a % by weight above 0 but not more than 2, manganese at a % by weight above 0 but not more than 2, nickel at 3-6 % by weight, chromium at 14-17 % by weight, molybdenum at 1-3 % by weight and copper at a % by weight of from 0.5 to 1.5.
- the present invention aims at providing a solution to the problem of finding a steel material that exhibits a high strength as well as a good corrosion resistance, and that moreover is suitable for cutting operations without having to be subjected to sulphur addition treatment. It is also an object of the invention to provide a suction roll shell with good corrosion resistance, which is easy to manufacture by cutting operations.
- a steel material of the type described in above mentioned US 2003/0172999 not only has a high strength and a good corrosion resistance, but that the material in question also is suitable for cutting operations such as turning, milling and drilling, without the material in question having been treated by addition of sulphur.
- the inventors have also found that the material in question is particularly suitable as a material for paper machine suction rolls, and that it is advantageous to manufacture a suction roll shell of such a material.
- the invention relates to a suction roll shell of this material.
- the invention can also be understood as a method for cutting operations, in particular when manufacturing suction roll shells, but also in manufacturing of other products, e.g. rotating machine parts, such as shafts.
- the invention can also be defined in terms of a use of said steel as a workpiece in cutting operation of steel.
- the invention relates to a suction roll shell having a plurality of through holes.
- the suction roll shell according to the invention is made of a stainless ferrite-austenite steel having a micro-structure essentially consisting of 35-65 % by volume of ferrite and 35-65 % by volume of austenite.
- the steel composition will be described in greater detail in the detailed description.
- the invention also relates to a suction roll comprising the inventive suction roll shell.
- the cutting operation comprises drilling of at least one through hole, and preferably drilling of a plurality of holes.
- the method comprises drilling of hundreds of thousands of holes. A corresponding drilled length is several kilometres.
- the cutting operation may also comprise turning of outside and inside faces of the shell.
- Fig. 1 shows the bending of a blank for a suction roll shell.
- Fig. 2 shows a blank having been bent and welded together to form a shell.
- FIG. 3 shows schematically a first step of working the shell shown in Fig. 2.
- Fig. 4 shows a second step of working the shell.
- Fig. 5 shows a completed suction roll shell.
- Figs. 6-9 show the result of comparative tests in which the steel used according to the invention is compared with other steels in terms of cuttability.
- FIG. 1 a first step in the manufacturing of a suction roll shell is shown.
- an essentially planar blank 1 is roller bent between two rollers 2, 3, as is known as such and need not be described in greater detail herein.
- the ends of the blank 1 are welded together such that a weld joint unites the blank 1 to form a segment 9.
- a plurality of segments are then united by circular joints to form a shell that is heat treated after the welding.
- Fig. 3 shows how the thus achieved shell 9 can be subjected to a working operation, such as turning.
- FIG. 3 shows a turning tool 5 acting on the face of the shell 9.
- the object of the turning operation is to ensure that the face of the shell 9 is smooth and regular.
- Fig. 4 shows schematically a subsequent step in the manufacturing process, in which the shell 9 is drilled by a drill 6, whereby the shell is provided with a number of through holes 7.
- Fig. 5 shows the completed suction roll shell 8 with its circular cylindrical shell 9 and the through holes 7 thereof.
- Fig. 5 also shows schematically that the ends of the suction roll shell 8 can be closed by side covers 10. " When the suction roll shell 8 is used, its interior will be connected to a vacuum source (not shown), which results in air being drawn from the outside and in via the through holes 7. Only a few holes are shown in the drawings.
- Suction roll shells have previously been manufactured from a material sold under the name 3RE60 Avesta SRG. This steel is a stainless ferrite-austenite steel that has been improved in respect of cuttability by sulphur treatment and that has the following typical composition in % by weight.
- steel 3RE60 has been used for about 30 years for the manufacturing of suction roll shells, and about 10 years ago it was provided with an additive for improved cuttability and its name was changed to 3RE60 SRG.
- the steel is called 3RE60 Avesta SRG.
- This steel has a microstructure essentially consisting of 35-65 % by volume of ferrite and 35-65 % by volume of austenite, and its chemical composition contains in % by weight:
- a steel that is particularly suitable for this application suitably contains: optionally Mo and/or W at a total content of no more than 1.0 (Mo + W/2), optionally Cu up to a maximum of 1.0 Cu, balance being iron and impurities.
- Mo + W/2 a total content of no more than 1.0
- Cu a maximum of 1.0 Cu
- balance iron and impurities.
- Ni eq Ni + 0.5 Mn + 30 (C+N) + 0.5 (Cu + Co).
- the steel contains 0.02-0.05 C.
- the steel contains 0.18-0.26 N and advantageously 20-23 Cr.
- the steel contains 0.8-1.70 Ni, and even more preferred 1.35-1.7 Ni.
- the steel contains 0.22 N, 21.5 Cr, 1.5 Ni, 0.3 Mo, 5 Mn and not more than 0.04 C.
- a steel is sold by Outokumpu Stainless AB, Box 74, SE-774 22, AVESTA.
- This steel is sold by Outokumpu under the name LDX 2101®.
- the name is a trademark registered in the European Union.
- the LDX 2101® steel is particularly suitable to be used in a suction roll shell.
- Particularly suitable contents of copper and silicon are 0.3 Cu and 0.7 Si, respectively.
- the guideline values 0.3 Cu and 0.7 Si (in % by weight) are used for LDX 2101®.
- the steel of the type mentioned above has a relatively high nitrogen content. As it is known that nitrogen tends to impair cuttability, it would be expected that cuttability is poorer. However, it has been surprisingly shown that the cuttability of the steel used according to the present invention is considerably higher than expected.
- Fig. 6 shows the results of a comparative test in which an LDX 2101® steel were compared with two other, cuttability-improved, austenite steels called 304L PRODEC® and 316L PRODEC®, respectively.
- the steel 304L PRODEC® has the following composition in % by weight:
- Fig. 7 shows the results of an additional comparative test between an LDX 2101® steel and steels 304L PRODEC® and 316L PRODEC®.
- Fig. 7 shows a test with a working time of 15 minutes, in which turning was made by a cutting edge of hard metal. Under these circumstances, a cutting speed was achieved for an LDX 2102® steel that was somewhat lower in comparison with the other two steels. The difference is however marginal.
- Fig. 8 shows another test in which the steel LDX 2101® is compared with a conventional duplex steel sold under the name 2205.
- This steel which is more highly alloyed than LDX 2101®, is standardized (EN 1.4462) and is used in a great number of applications. It has no cuttability-improving additives and is not used for this type of suction roll shells. 2205 has the following composition:
- FIG. 9 yet another test is shown in Fig. 9.
- an LDX 2101® steel was compared with three other steel types used for suction roll shells, i.e.
- the steel 2304 Avesta SRG has the following typical composition:
- the steel 2205 Avesta SRG has the following typical composition:
- the advantage is obtained, among other things, that the completed roll shell achieves a very good corrosion resistance.
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