WO2006087778A1 - 航空宇宙機器用チタン合金部材の表面処理方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a titanium alloy member for aerospace equipment having high wear resistance, lubricity and high fatigue strength. More specifically, the present invention has better wear resistance than conventional materials. In addition, the present invention relates to a titanium material member for aerospace equipment having high tensile fatigue strength. Background art
- Patent Document 1 JP 2002-371348 A
- the present invention relates to a surface treatment method for a titanium alloy member for aerospace equipment having high wear resistance, lubricity and high fatigue strength, and the surface of the titanium alloy member in a gas atmosphere containing oxygen.
- An aerospace equipment titanium comprising: an oxygen diffusion treatment step in which oxygen is diffused and permeated in a solid solution state; and a particle projection treatment step in which an air stream containing particles is projected onto the surface of the titanium alloy member.
- Provided is a method for surface treatment of an alloy member.
- the oxygen diffusion treatment step may be a step using reduced pressure plasma.
- the particle projection processing step may be at least two or more processing steps. Specifically, for example, a first particle projection processing step using hard particles and a second particle using lubricating particles are used.
- the particle projection treatment process and the process can be the same.
- the hard particles are ceramics
- the particles having lubricity are metal sulfides or soft metals or mixed particles having both forces.
- the particle projecting step is usually a step of projecting fine particles of 3 to 500 m at a high pressure (high speed) of an injection pressure of 0.2 to IMPa.
- the titanium alloy treated by the surface treatment method is used as a sliding member for various aerospace equipment, and is most suitable as an aircraft rail member, for example, an aircraft flap rail member or a slat rail member. In addition, it is suitable for application to parts around doors with many sliding parts.
- a surface layer exhibiting high hardness and high compressive residual stress can be obtained by combining oxygen diffusion treatment and particle projection treatment.
- a titanium alloy member having both wear resistance and fatigue strength can be obtained.
- the wear resistance is equal to or better than that of the untreated material (1/200 of the untreated material), and moreover the fatigue strength than the untreated material (untreated material). Titanium materials for aerospace equipment can be provided. Brief Description of Drawings
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of an apparatus used for reduced-pressure plasma processing as an example in the oxygen diffusion processing step of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of an apparatus for performing fine particle shot peening in the particle projection processing step of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a chart when the composition in the vicinity of the surface of the titanium alloy subjected to the treatment of the present invention is measured in Example 1.
- FIG. 4 (a) is a state diagram of oxygen and titanium (0- ⁇ ), and FIG. 4 (b) is a phase diagram of carbon and titanium (C-Ti).
- FIG. 5 is a structural diagram showing the wing structure of an aircraft.
- Fig. 5 (a) is an overall view
- Fig. 5 (b) is a front view of the wing shown in Fig. 5 (a).
- Sectional view is a sectional view of the trailing edge flap mechanism.
- FIG. 6 is a graph showing the results of measurement of fatigue strength in Example 1.
- 1 is a vacuum furnace
- 2 is a heat insulating material
- 3 is a plasma
- 4 is a heating power source
- 5 is a heater
- 6 is a hearth
- 7 is a gas hold
- 8 is a cathode
- 9 is a vacuum.
- a pump 11 is a chamber
- 12 is a workpiece
- 13 is a table
- 14 is a circulation line
- 15 is a nozzle
- 16 is a hopper
- 17 and 19 are switching valves
- 18 is an air line.
- the surface treatment method for an aerospace titanium alloy member of the present invention includes an oxygen diffusion treatment step and a particle projection treatment step.
- the oxygen diffusion treatment step is performed on the surface of the titanium alloy member in a gas atmosphere containing oxygen. This is a step of diffusing and penetrating oxygen in a solid solution state. Specific examples of the oxygen diffusion treatment step include a step using reduced-pressure plasma and an oxygen diffusion step by heating.
- FIG. 4 (a) shows a state diagram (0-Ti) of oxygen and titanium.
- oxygen easily dissolves in, and most of it forms a solid solution at a ratio of 34% or less with respect to Ti.
- oxygen diffusion step of the present invention oxygen is dissolved in Ti, and mainly forms a solid solution state of ⁇ .
- the oxygen content is not limited, but it is usually 25% or less, preferably 15% or less in the amount ratio with Ti.
- Fig. 4 (b) shows the carbon and titanium phase diagram (C-Ti).
- C-Ti carbon and titanium phase diagram
- Diffusion and penetration into the surface of the titanium alloy member by the oxygen diffusion treatment step is performed to a depth of about 100 m from the surface, preferably about 50 ⁇ m, but for example, a depth of about 10 ⁇ m. But it is effective.
- the titanium alloy forms a surface excellent in wear resistance and slidability.
- the particle projection treatment step an air flow including particles is projected onto the surface of the titanium alloy member that has undergone the oxygen diffusion treatment step.
- the fatigue strength of the titanium alloy which has been lowered by the oxygen diffusion treatment, is greatly improved, and an oxygen diffusion treatment is not performed! / A titanium alloy that is superior to the fatigue strength of an untreated alloy is obtained.
- surface characteristics such as surface roughness are obtained by shooting fine particles of usually about 3 to 500 ⁇ m, preferably about 10 to 100 ⁇ m, onto the surface of the workpiece at high speed. Fatigue strength, corrosion resistance, etc. with less adverse effects are improved. Note that it is not preferable to subject the surface of the titanium alloy member that has undergone the oxygen diffusion treatment step to shot peening with normal particles of about 1 mm because the surface layer is easily broken.
- the member obtained by the surface treatment method of the present invention can be suitably used as a structural titanium material for aerospace equipment. Specifically, for example, an important frame in the structure of an airplane. It can be used as a member constituting a pp rail and a slat rail.
- a slat front edge gap wing
- a flap rear edge lowering wing
- a flap is a mechanism that moves the trailing edge to increase the lift by increasing the blade area in order to increase the lift of the main wing.
- the slat rail and flap rail are one of the main mechanisms for moving the slat flap, and the slat flap is moved back and forth or up and down as the roller rotates on the rail (track). It has a mechanism.
- FIG. 5 (b) is a cross-sectional view showing the mechanism of the leading edge slat.
- FIG. 5 (c) is a cross-sectional view showing the trailing edge flap mechanism.
- B) 24 is a delivery track (rail), and (c) 28 is a main flap track (rail).
- 22 is an engine
- 23 is an angle regulation track
- 25 is a sector gear
- 26 is a feeding pion
- 27 is a support member
- 29 is a main flap
- 30 is a sub flap
- 31 is a track rail cover operating link
- 32 is a main flap carriage
- 33 is an operating screw jack
- 34 is a track (rail) mounting bracket.
- an oxygen diffusion treatment step treatment using a reduced-pressure plasma is performed in a gas atmosphere containing oxygen.
- a material such as a titanium alloy as a treatment object is usually subjected to pretreatment.
- titanium alloys for aerospace equipment to be processed include pure titanium, at + j8 type titanium alloys: Ti-6 ⁇ ⁇ 4V, Ti-8Mn, Ti-6A ⁇ 6V-2Sn ,
- the heat treatment of the titanium material as the pretreatment is not particularly limited, and an annealing treatment or solution aging can be used.
- the cleaning treatment generally, the cleaning performed before the processing using vacuum is sufficient, and for example, ultrasonic cleaning using an organic solvent can be performed.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a processing apparatus using reduced-pressure plasma.
- a hearth 6 leading to the cathode is further provided inside the space covered with the heat insulating material 2, and a workpiece is placed thereon.
- a heater 5 and a gas marker 7 for flowing process gas and the like are provided in the upper part.
- the vacuum furnace 1 is connected to an external vacuum pump 9.
- the heater 5 is connected to the heating power source 4, and the heat insulating material 2 and the vacuum furnace body 1 are connected to the cathode 8 via the plasma power source 3 as an anode at the ground electrode.
- the member to be treated is placed on the hearth 6 in the vacuum furnace 1, and heating by the heater 5 is started after evacuation. Moisture, oxygen, nitrogen and other gases adsorbed in the furnace 1 (furnace walls, members, etc.) are released.
- the gas containing oxygen lowers the degree of vacuum and slightly increases the pressure. As a result, it is possible to make an appropriate amount of oxygen exist in the furnace 1, and an appropriate amount of oxygen can be diffused and penetrated into the titanium member by the reduced pressure plasma treatment. In this case, the oxygen partial pressure in the vacuum furnace 1 can be measured using a mass spectrometer or the like.
- the apparatus is a vacuum furnace in which the degree of vacuum is extremely high, or if the amount of titanium member inserted into the apparatus is large, diffusion may occur per unit surface area of the titanium member that requires surface treatment.
- the amount of oxygen that permeates decreases, and the diffusion and penetration of oxygen does not occur sufficiently.
- air is actively introduced during heating to compensate for an appropriate amount of oxygen and cause oxygen diffusion and penetration.
- it can be implemented by introducing air as an easy and inexpensive means, for example, by maintaining the pressure at 0.1 torr and the time for 5 to 60 minutes.
- the process gas for example, a gas containing carbon is used, and plasma is generated in an atmosphere containing C (carbon), and the reduced pressure plasma treatment is normally performed for 0.5 to 10 hours, preferably about 1 to 5 hours. I do.
- gas for diffusion treatment include CO, CO, and propane gas.
- the pressure is usually in the range of 10-lOOOPa, and the temperature is usually in the range of 300-1000 ° C.
- This reduced-pressure plasma treatment promotes diffusion and permeation of oxygen concentrated on the outermost surface to a deeper portion, and can achieve a composition having a continuous oxygen concentration distribution.
- oxygen diffusion treatment oxygen diffuses and penetrates into the titanium alloy to form a solid solution state.
- a slight TiC layer formation and a carbon film formation by free carbon occur. There may be a case.
- an air flow containing particles is projected onto the surface of the titanium alloy member.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic diagram of an apparatus for performing fine particle shot peening.
- the chamber 11 is provided with a rotary table 13 on which a caloe 12 is placed, and an air nozzle 15 for projecting fine particles toward the workpiece 12 is provided on the side surface thereof.
- the fine particles are filled in the hopper 16 and connected to the air line 18 through the lower switching valve 17. High pressure air is guided to the air line 18 via the air switching valve 19, and the fine particles are pumped together with the air to the air nozzle 15.
- a circulation line 14 that opens to the bottom of the chamber 11 is connected to the upper part of the hopper 16 so that fine particles can be collected and recycled.
- the particle projection processing step includes a first particle projection processing step using hard particles and a second particle projection processing step using particles having lubricity.
- the first particle projection process using hard particles is an essential process, but the second particle projection process is an optional process to reduce the coefficient of friction of the workpiece surface.
- the first particle projection treatment it is desirable to use ceramic particles or glass particles, for example, without using iron-based particles or the like in order to maintain the good corrosion resistance of titanium. More specifically, A1 0 -SiO and the like are preferable. Particle size is usually 3-50
- the projection speed at the time of particle projection is expressed by pressure, and is usually about 0.2—IMPa (in the case of particles with a diameter of about 50 m, the injection speed is about 150—400 m / s high-speed projection).
- the time varies depending on the area to be processed. Coverage is based on full coverage.
- the corrosion resistance of titanium is maintained by removing the iron remaining chemically attached to the surface using an appropriate solution after the particle projection treatment. This technology can be applied.
- the particle material has a viewpoint power to reduce the friction coefficient of the surface.
- a particle having lubricity a mixed particle having a metal sulfide or a soft metal or both forces, such as Sn particles and MoS, is used. Fine particles mixed with particles can be used.
- the particle size usually ranges from 3 to 500 ⁇ m. Forces that can be used in any combination When mixed particles are used, it is preferable that Sn particles are in the range of about 100-300 ⁇ m and MoS particles are in the range of about 3-5 ⁇ m. Particle projection
- the projection speed is expressed in terms of pressure, and is usually about 0.2—IMPa (in the case of particles with a diameter of about 200 m, the injection speed is about 80—250 m / s high-speed projection), and the projection time is treated. Varies with area. Coverage is based on full coverage.
- oxygen diffusion treatment step oxygen diffusion treatment by heating is performed in a gas atmosphere containing oxygen.
- Processed materials such as titanium alloys are subjected to normal pretreatment.
- the oxidation treatment of titanium or titanium alloy by heating is a simple method that may be performed by heating in a normal atmospheric furnace.
- the oxygen-dissolved layer can be formed thicker at a lower temperature than nitriding treatment, etc., but the oxide layer (TiO) formed simultaneously on the surface is easy to peel off. It is necessary to process so as not to form. Therefore, in this embodiment, a layer in which oxygen is dissolved without heating to 400 to 900 ° C. is formed in an atmosphere in which the oxygen partial pressure is controlled to 10 to 4 Torr or less. Let it form.
- water acts as oxygen as a gas component other than oxygen and can be included in the oxygen partial pressure.
- inert gases such as Ar and helium, which have little effect on the formation of an oxygen solid solution layer even if nitrogen is present.
- the particle projection processing step an air flow containing particles is projected onto the surface of the titanium alloy member, as in the first embodiment. Fine particle shot peening can be performed using the apparatus shown in FIG. Further, the same particle projection processing step as that of the embodiment (part 1) can be a first particle projection processing step using hard particles and a second particle projection processing step using particles having lubricity. .
- This example is an example of the alloy that was processed in the embodiment (part 1), and the base metal alloy composition was -6-6V.
- ultrasonic cleaning using an organic solvent was performed to clean the surface of the titanium alloy.
- oxygen diffusion treatment was performed using the low-pressure plasma apparatus shown in FIG. At this time, oxygen was not actively introduced, but oxygen was present in the vacuum furnace at an oxygen partial pressure of about 0.2 Torr during the heating and heating process after depressurization by the vacuum exhaust device. After heating and holding at 850 ° C for 30 minutes, propane gas was introduced into lTorr and plasma treatment was performed for 2 hours while heating and holding at 850 ° C.
- a fine particle shot was made at approximately the same location for about 1 second at a force of 0.45 MPa.
- a mixture of Sn particles and 20% by volume of MoS particles is used for a projection pressure of 0.45 MPa.
- FIG. 3 shows the result.
- X is the outermost surface of the titanium alloy and Y is the baseline of oxygen (0).
- the composition of the alloy deep part to the right of the point X in the graph shows that carbon (C) does not exist with respect to Ti, but oxygen (0) diffuses and penetrates to a depth of about 30-40 ⁇ m. Was confirmed.
- a wear resistance evaluation test was performed on the titanium alloy material subjected to the above-described treatment of the present invention.
- the test was an ASTM D2714 Falex block on-ring friction and wear test.
- the surface-treated block is pressed against a non-lubricated rotating steel ring under load (151b) and is evaluated by the width and depth of the worn area.
- the same test was conducted for conventional ⁇ -6 ⁇ ⁇ 4V annealing material, hard Cr plating material and WC-Co spraying.
- the wear width is 5mm for the Ti-6A-4V annealing material, the wear depth is 210 ⁇ m, the wear width is lmm for the hard Cr plating material, the wear depth is 8 ⁇ m, and the wear width is 0 for the WC-Co sprayed material.
- the titanium alloy material treated with the present invention has a wear width of 1 mm and a wear depth of 6 m, compared to 9 mm and a wear depth of 7 ⁇ m. It turned out that it was hard to wear.
- FIG. 6 shows the result. From the results of the non-treated material and the member subjected only to the fine particle shot, the effect of improving fatigue strength by the fine particle shot can be confirmed.
- the oxygen diffusion treatment with reduced-pressure plasma fatigue strength is temporarily reduced by 0.
- the particle projection treatment GO with fine particles to the member that has undergone the treatment (0 step)
- the fatigue strength is reduced.
- the tensile stress is 60 kgf / mm 2
- the untreated material broke at 1.4 ⁇ 10 5 times
- the treated material of the present invention did not break up to about 2.2 ⁇ 10 6.
- the material was treated with a fine particle shot on the untreated material (a combination of the 0 process and the GO process was performed). The component was superior in fatigue strength.
- the member obtained by the surface treatment method of the present invention can be suitably used as a structural titanium material for aerospace equipment. Specifically, for example, it can be used as a member constituting a flap rail and a slat rail which are important in the structure of an airplane.
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