WO2006057179A1 - 溶湯定量供給用保持炉 - Google Patents
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- B22D39/00—Equipment for supplying molten metal in rations
- B22D39/02—Equipment for supplying molten metal in rations having means for controlling the amount of molten metal by volume
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- the present invention relates to a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace for quantitatively supplying a molten non-ferrous metal such as aluminum or an aluminum alloy to a forging machine.
- Japanese Patent No. 3192623 discloses a hot water storage furnace having a molten metal flow path that is opened and closed by a first shut-off valve that moves up and down on the bottom surface, and a side surface of the hot water storage furnace, and a molten metal flow on the bottom surface.
- a supply chamber that is formed to be capable of pressure increase / decrease and a molten metal flow passage that is opened and closed by a second shut-off valve that moves up and down to the bottom surface of the supply chamber.
- a constant temperature furnace having a hot water supply port for supplying a fixed amount of molten metal to the forging machine, and a communication pipe for connecting the molten metal flow passage ports of the hot water storage furnace, supply chamber and constant temperature furnace to each other.
- the hot water device is open.
- the molten metal flow path B of the hot water storage furnace is opened, the molten metal flow path B of the constant temperature furnace is closed, and the supply chamber The molten metal is supplied to the supply chamber via the communication pipe through the hot water storage furnace. Subsequently, the molten metal flow path B of the hot water storage furnace is closed, the molten metal flow path B of the constant temperature furnace is opened, and the supply chamber is pressurized to the constant temperature furnace through the communication pipe. Molten metal is supplied.
- the communication pipe that connects the hot water storage furnace, the supply chamber, and the bottom of the constant temperature furnace to each other is provided, and the molten metal is contained in the communication pipe.
- the structure is easy to deposit impurities such as oxides. For this reason, during the long-term operation, the communication pipe may become clogged with accumulated impurities, which may hinder the smooth flow of the molten metal.
- impurities such as oxides.
- the communication pipe may become clogged with accumulated impurities, which may hinder the smooth flow of the molten metal.
- a decrease in the molten metal temperature in the communication pipe and the supply chamber is unavoidable.
- the constant temperature furnace is used. There is a problem that it becomes difficult to control the temperature of the molten metal. Furthermore, there is a problem that a space needs to be formed above the surface of the hot water in the constant temperature furnace, and this space invites the acidity of the molten metal.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-138250 discloses a molten metal holding chamber and a pressurizing chamber, and includes a shut-off valve that opens and closes a molten metal flow path B located in the molten metal holding chamber.
- a forging furnace that is divided into a pressurizing section that applies pressure to the upper surface of the molten metal with pressurized gas and a tapping section that pours the molten metal into the mold cavity.
- This forging furnace has a multi-layered lining structure that has an iron shell, a refractory layer, a heat insulating layer, and a molten metal container, from the outside to the inside, and the molten metal container is an alumina-based amorphous refractory. It is formed as an integrated bus.
- Japanese Patent No. 3392544 discloses a valve seat formed as a separate member from the above-described molten metal storage container at a valve seat installation portion formed at the opening peripheral portion of the molten metal flow passage opening on the molten metal holding chamber side.
- a holding furnace for forging in which an upper surface thereof is provided so as to be flush with an inner peripheral surface of the molten metal storage container, and the molten metal flow path B is opened and closed by bringing a tip of a shutoff valve into contact with and separating from the valve seat. Is disclosed.
- the molten metal adheres to the inner wall surface of the pressurizing part and the hot water outlet part, it is necessary to periodically remove the adhered substance on the inner wall surface.
- the amorphous refractory is brittle, There is a problem that it is easy to damage the surface of the irregular refractory during the removal work of the fixed matter.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent No. 3192623
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11 138250
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent No. 3392544
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described conventional problems, and by maintaining a smooth flow of the molten metal and maintaining a good accuracy of pressure control on the molten metal, a stable quantitative supply of the molten metal is achieved. It is an object to provide a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace that can ensure clean and suitable temperature molten metal that is not contaminated by impurities, and that can be downsized and facilitated maintenance and inspection. .
- a first aspect of the present invention is a holding furnace for quantitatively supplying a molten metal that maintains a non-ferrous metal molten metal at a predetermined temperature and supplies a certain amount of molten metal to a forging machine.
- the molten metal constant supply holding furnace includes a molten metal holding chamber having a molten metal supply port and a pressurizing chamber having an upward outlet port, and has a first molten metal flow path capable of opening and closing the molten metal holding chamber and the pressurizing chamber. Communicated through
- the pressurizing chamber includes a hot water portion where the hot water outlet is located and a pressurizing portion located on the side of the molten metal holding chamber, and the pressurizing portion includes an upper limit level and a lower limit of the molten metal in the pressurizing portion.
- Tube heaters are respectively placed in a molten state in the molten metal in the molten metal holding chamber and the pressurizing chamber.
- the molten metal holding chamber and the tapping part are arranged side by side with the pressurizing part in between, the first molten metal flow path is formed at the bottom part of the pressurizing part, and can be opened and closed communicating with the tapping part. 2
- a molten metal flow path is formed at the bottom of the pressurizing part
- the molten metal in the molten metal holding chamber is introduced to the upper limit level of the pressurizing part through the first molten metal flow path under the closed state of the second molten metal flow path, and then the molten metal in the pressurized part is Under the closed state of the first molten metal flow channel and under the open state of the second molten metal flow channel, the pressurized gas is supplied from the gas flow channel to be lowered to the lower limit level of the pressurized part. It is a characteristic feature.
- the tube heater may be disposed in an immersed state in the molten metal in the pressurizing section.
- the second molten metal flow path is closed.
- the upper space of the pressurizing part may be decompressed by evacuation through the gas flow path.
- the molten metal can be quickly introduced into the pressurizing unit.
- the inner wall surface of the pressurizing section and Z or the tapping section is a lining member made of an integrally fired product made of cylindrical fine ceramics. It's formed.
- a second aspect of the present invention is a holding furnace for supplying a constant amount of molten metal while maintaining a non-ferrous metal molten metal at a predetermined temperature and supplying a certain amount of molten metal to a forging machine,
- the molten metal constant supply holding furnace includes a molten metal holding chamber having a molten metal supply port and a pressurizing chamber having an upward outlet port, and has a first molten metal flow path capable of opening and closing the molten metal holding chamber and the pressurizing chamber. Communicated through
- the pressurizing chamber includes a hot water portion where the hot water outlet is located and a pressurizing portion located on the molten metal holding chamber side, and the pressurizing portion detects the upper limit level and the lower limit level of the molten metal in the pressurizing portion.
- Tube heaters are respectively placed in a molten state in the molten metal in the molten metal holding chamber and the pressurizing chamber.
- the pressurizing section and the hot water section of the pressurizing chamber communicate with each other at the bottom through a lower flow passage, and the inner surface of the pressurizing section and Z or the hot water section is made of a cylindrical fine ceramic. Formed of a lining member made of a fired product,
- the molten metal in the molten metal holding chamber is introduced to the upper limit level of the pressurizing part through the first molten metal flow path, and then the pressurized gas is discharged from the gas flow path under the closed state of the first molten metal flow path.
- Supplying and lowering the molten metal to the lower limit level of the pressurizing part is characterized in that it is characterized in that
- the integrally fired product made of fine ceramics may have silicon nitride strength.
- the first molten metal flow path is formed at the bottom of the molten metal holding chamber, and the opening of the first molten metal flow path on the molten metal holding chamber side is formed.
- the lower part of the valve seat that constitutes may be fixed to the valve seat installation part of the first molten metal flow path, and the upper end surface may be provided higher than the bottom surface of the surrounding molten metal holding chamber.
- the upper end surface of the valve seat is positioned higher than the bottom surface of the surrounding molten metal holding chamber, thereby suppressing the inflow of sediment into the pressurized chamber in the molten metal holding chamber. It is possible to secure a clean molten metal free from contamination by impurities in the pressure chamber.
- the molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace of the present invention it is possible to ensure a stable quantitative supply of the molten metal, prevent contamination of the molten metal in the pressurizing chamber, downsize, and facilitate maintenance and inspection. become.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged view of circle I in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a partially enlarged view of circle II in FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a partially enlarged view of circle III in FIG.
- First molten metal flow path or molten metal flow path (hot water inlet or molten metal flow path opening)
- Second molten metal flow path (molten metal outlet)
- FIG. 1 shows a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the molten metal fixed supply holding furnace 1 includes a molten metal holding chamber 11 and a pressurizing chamber 12 arranged in parallel to each other, and the pressurizing chamber 12 includes a pressurizing unit 12a and a tapping unit 12b, and a pressurizing unit 12a
- the hot water outlet 12b is composed of separate rooms.
- the molten metal holding chamber 11 is provided with a holding chamber lid 20 that covers the upper opening, and a molten metal supply port 22 that is opened and closed by the open / close lid 21.
- the level of the molten metal M in the molten metal holding chamber 11 is detected by the level sensor 23, and the molten metal temperature in the molten metal holding chamber 11 can be held at a desired temperature by the tube heater 24.
- the tube heater 24 is disposed so as to be immersed in the molten metal in the molten metal holding chamber 11.
- the pressurizing unit 12a has a first molten metal channel 25 communicating with the bottom of the molten metal holding chamber 11 and a second molten metal channel 26 communicating with the bottom of the tapping unit 12b at the bottom.
- the first molten metal flow path 25 is positioned above the bottom surface of the molten metal holding chamber 11, and the second molten metal flow path 26 is positioned above the bottom surface of the tapping part 12b.
- the first molten metal flow path 25 is opened and closed by a first cutoff valve 27 that can be raised and lowered, and the second molten metal flow path 26 is opened and closed by a second cutoff valve 28 that can be raised and lowered.
- the upper limit level and the lower limit level of the molten metal M in the pressurizing section 12a are detected by a level sensor (level detection means) 29, and the molten metal temperature in the pressurizing section 12a is maintained at a desired temperature by the tube heater 31. It is possible.
- the tube heater 31 is disposed so as to be immersed in the molten metal of the pressurizing part 12a.
- a gas flow path 32 connected to a pressurizing / depressurizing device (not shown) is provided in communication with the upper sealing lid 18 of the pressurizing part 12a, so that pressurization or depressurization in the pressurizing part 12a is possible. .
- the tapping part 12b is separated from the molten metal holding chamber 11 by a partition wall 33, and can communicate with only the pressurizing part 12a.
- the tapping part 12b is inclined so as to become higher as it moves away from the bottom surface below the second molten metal flow path 26, and a tube heater 34 for keeping the molten metal in the tapping part 12b at a desired temperature is provided in the inclined part.
- An outlet 35 is formed so as to be immersed in the inside, and is open upward at the end at the highest position.
- a mold 36 is fixed to the upper part of the tap 35, and the cavity 37 in the mold 36 communicates with the tap 35.
- the inner wall surfaces of the hot water outlet 35 of the pressurizing part 12a and the hot water outlet part 12b have an integral fired product made of cylindrical fine ceramics (for example, silicon nitride) provided so as to cover the wall surface made of refractory.
- the lining members 38 and 39 are formed. The effect will be described in detail in a fourth embodiment to be described later.
- the open / close lid 21 is rotated to open the molten metal supply port 22, and the molten metal M is supplied from the molten metal supply port 22. Then, opening and closing of the first molten metal flow path 25, opening and closing of the second molten metal flow path 26, and pressurization and depressurization in the pressurizing part 12a are performed, and the molten metal M is pressurized to the upper limit level U in the molten metal holding chamber 11.
- the suction end level S in which the molten metal M is at the upper limit surface level S is set, and in the tapping section 12b, the molten metal M is held at the constant molten metal level C. Thereafter, the first molten metal flow path 25, the second molten metal flow path 26, and the molten metal supply port 22 are closed.
- the second molten metal flow path 26 is opened by the ascent of the second shut-off valve 28, and the gas flow path 32
- the inside of the pressurizing part 12a is pressurized by the pressurized gas.
- the molten metal M in the pressurizing part 12a flows into the tapping part 12b from the second molten metal flow path 26, and the molten metal in the tapping part 12b starts filling the cavity 37 from the tapping outlet 35.
- the process enters the cavity 37. Filling with molten metal is completed. Further, after the molten metal filling state is maintained for a predetermined time, when the supply of the pressurized gas from the gas flow path 32 is stopped and the pressure in the pressurizing part 12a is reduced to the atmospheric pressure, the second shutoff valve 28 The first molten metal flow path 26 is closed by the lowering of. Then, after a predetermined time has elapsed, the mold 36 is opened and the fabricated product is taken out, and then the mold 36 is closed again and integrated.
- the first molten metal flow path 25 of the pressurizing unit 12a is formed higher than the bottom surface of the molten metal holding chamber 11, and the molten metal holding chamber 11 and the molten metal holding unit 12b Are separated by a partition wall 33 and communicated only via the first molten metal flow path 25 and the second molten metal flow path 26 of the pressurizing part 12a.
- the impurities accumulated at the bottom of the molten metal holding chamber 11 are prevented from flowing into the tapping part 12b, and the flow of the molten metal is ensured without blockage of the flow path due to impurities.
- each of the molten metal holding chamber 11, the pressurizing section 12a, and the tapping section 12b is arranged in parallel with one wall apart, and is formed so as to be able to communicate with each other without intermediate inclusions.
- the furnace 1 can be downsized and maintenance can be facilitated. Furthermore, by arranging the tube heater 24 in the pressurizing part 12a, the accuracy of the molten metal temperature in the pressurizing part 12a can be improved.
- FIG. 2 shows a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace 2 according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- this molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace 2 the same reference numerals are given to portions common to the molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace 1 shown in FIG.
- an upper hot water supply type quantitative supply means 41 is provided above the hot water outlet 35 in place of the mold 36.
- the fixed quantity supply means 41 has a nozzle unit 43 that forms a melt flow path 42 bent in a dogleg shape that communicates with the hot water outlet 35, and a forgery machine (not shown) is connected to the tip of the nozzle unit 43.
- the quantitative supply means 41 A level sensor 44 is provided so that the constant molten metal level C of the molten metal M can be detected in the molten metal flow path 42.
- the second The operation method described above is applied except that the shutoff valve 28 is lowered to close the second molten metal flow path 26 and the supply of pressurized gas from the gas flow path 32 is also stopped.
- FIG. 3 shows a molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace 3 according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- the same reference numerals are given to the same parts as the molten metal quantitative supply holding furnace 1 shown in FIG.
- a fixed hot water supply type fixed quantity supply means 51 is provided above the hot water outlet 35 instead of the mold 36.
- This fixed quantity supply means 51 is shown in FIG. 3, and is connected to a forgery machine not shown in the drawing, and is not shown in the figure, and is advanced in and out of the sleeve 52 in the forward direction of the drawing. Connected to an injection cylinder with a plunger. Then, when molten metal is supplied into the sleeve 52 from the hot water outlet 35, the injection cylinder is operated and the injection plunger moves forward to push the molten metal in the sleeve 52 toward the forger. As a result, the molten metal is filled into the cavity of the forging machine.
- the injection plunger is retracted to the original position.
- the level sensor 29 detects that the molten metal level in the pressurizing section 12a has fallen and the molten metal surface has reached the pressurization end level P
- the second cutoff is performed. The operation method described above is applied except that the valve 28 is lowered to close the second molten metal channel 26 and the supply of pressurized gas from the gas channel 32 is also stopped.
- This molten metal constant supply holding furnace 4 includes a molten metal holding chamber 11 and a pressurizing chamber 12 which are arranged in parallel and whose bottom portions communicate with each other.
- the molten metal holding chamber 11 includes a holding chamber lid 20 that covers the upper opening, and a tube heater 24 and a temperature sensor 40 on the side surface portion of the inner wall made of a refractory.
- a molten metal flow path (first molten metal flow path) 25 communicating with the pressurizing chamber 12 is formed at the bottom of the molten metal holding chamber 11.
- a cylindrical fine ceramics for example, a cylindrical fine ceramics provided on the valve seat installation portion 15 formed on the inner peripheral portion of the upper end of the molten metal flow path 25 so that the upper end surface is higher than the bottom surface of the surrounding molten metal holding chamber 11 (for example, A valve seat 16 which is an integrally fired product made of silicon nitride is fixed.
- a shut-off valve (first shut-off valve) 27 that opens and closes the molten metal flow path 25 is provided above the valve seat 16 so as to penetrate the holding chamber lid 20 in an airtight and elevable manner. That is, the shut-off valve 27 is in close contact with the valve seat 16 when lowered and closes the molten metal flow path 25, and is separated from the valve seat 16 when opened and opens the molten metal flow path 25.
- the pressurizing chamber 12 includes a pressurizing part 12a and a tapping part 12b communicating with each other at the bottom via a lower flow passage 17 communicating with the molten metal flow path 25.
- the tap portion 12b has an upward tap 35. Further, the pressurizing part 12a is located on the molten metal supply chamber 11 side with respect to the tapping part 12b.
- the inner wall surface of the pressurizing unit 12a and the inner wall surface of the tap 35 of the tapping unit 12b have a monolithic fired product made of cylindrical fine ceramics (for example, silicon nitride) provided so as to cover the wall made of refractory.
- the lining members 38 and 39 are formed.
- a tube heater 34 is immersed in the molten metal in the tapping part 12b of the pressurizing chamber 12, and a gas flow path 32 is provided in the upper sealing lid 18 of the pressurizing part 12a.
- a level sensor (level detection means) 29 is suspended from the sealing lid 18.
- a mold 36 is fixed on the lower die base 45 fixed to the upper part of the hot water outlet 35, and the hot water outlet 35 and the mold 37 of the mold 36 communicate with each other through the hot water hole 46 of the lower die base 45. ing.
- the two-dot chain line U indicates the molten metal surface upper limit level
- the two-dot chain line L indicates the molten metal surface lower limit level.
- the molten metal is pressed into the cavity 37 of the mold 36 from the hot water outlet 35 of the hot water outlet 12b through the hot water hole 46, and forging is performed.
- the hot water outlet 35 of the pressurizing chamber 12a and the hot water outlet 12b is made of cylindrical fine ceramics (for example, silicon nitride) provided so that the inner wall surface covers the wall surface made of refractory. It is formed of lining members 38 and 39 made of an integrally fired product. This prevents cracks and breakage of the inner wall due to the penetration of the molten metal, reduces damage to the inner wall during removal of impurities adhered to the inner wall, and improves the durability of the inner wall. Yes.
- the pressurizing portion 12a is formed by making the lining members 38, 39 into an integrally fired product made of silicon nitride having excellent high-temperature strength, high-temperature wear resistance, and thermal shock resistance, among cylindrical fine ceramics.
- the durability of the inner wall surface of the tap 35 can be further improved.
- valve seat 16 which is an integrally fired product made of silicon nitride in the valve seat installation portion 15 of the molten metal flow path 25, the durability can be improved in the same manner as described above.
- the upper end surface at a position higher than the bottom surface of the surrounding molten metal holding chamber 11, the inflow of sediment into the pressurized chamber 12 in the molten metal holding chamber 11 is suppressed, and the pressurized chamber It is possible to minimize the contamination of the molten metal in No. 12.
- the inner wall surfaces of both the pressurizing part 12a and the hot water outlet 35 of the hot water part 12b are made of an integrally fired product made of cylindrical fine ceramics.
- the force formed by the tension members 38, 39 The inner wall surface of only one of the pressurizing part 12a and the tapping part 35 of the tapping part 12b is a lining part made of an integral fired product made of cylindrical fine ceramics. You may form with a material.
- the molten metal constant supply holding furnace according to the present invention is suitable for producing a nonferrous metal-powered porridge such as aluminum or aluminum alloy.
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