WO2018188580A1 - 一种轮辋、轮辐、钢制车轮的制造方法及该方法成型的钢制车轮 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a wheel and a method of manufacturing the same, and more particularly to a steel wheel formed by hot stamping and a method of manufacturing the same.
- Conventional methods of manufacturing steel wheels have problems such as dimensional instability, early failure of durability, and weighting of wheels made with other metal alloys such as aluminum.
- aluminum alloy wheels although lighter in weight, are much more expensive to produce than steel wheels.
- Conventional methods of producing steel wheels include various metal forming processes that harden the metal due to the application of force to the material during the forming process.
- Conventional methods also include joining processes that heat localized portions of steel wheels that may result in poor mechanical properties. Poor mechanical properties can cause premature failure of steel wheels.
- a steel wheel or member manufactured by a conventional method can be heat-treated to eliminate undesirable characteristics.
- Known heat treatment methods associated with conventional steel wheel manufacturing methods are a time consuming and expensive process.
- the present invention provides a hot stamped forming wheel and a manufacturing method which are not only lighter than steel wheels produced by a conventional method, but also ensure dimensional stability and durability of the product, and are more effective and cost-effective;
- the existing heat treatment method is time consuming and expensive, and the technical problem that the produced wheel is prone to failure.
- a method for manufacturing a rim of a steel wheel includes the steps of heating a circular tube in a heating furnace and heating the circular tubular shape The object is moved to the hot press. The temperature of the circular tube transferred to the hot press is maintained above the desired temperature. The required temperature is at least above 950 ° C, and then the inner profile is used to shape the circular tube for the purpose of producing wheel rims.
- the wheel rim made by the above method can be combined with the wheel spoke to produce the wheel mentioned in the present invention.
- the time during which the circular tube heated in the heating furnace is transferred from the heating furnace to the hot press should be controlled to 12 seconds or less.
- a device having a plurality of nozzles and capable of cross-spraying water or a coolant is used to uniformly spray the formed wheel rim on the surface of the tread surface thereof or the like. Coolant. It also includes removing contaminants on the rim by placing the rim in a pickling tank of an organic acid.
- a method of manufacturing a spoke of a steel wheel includes preparing a spoke blank having a variable section thickness and heating the blank in a heating furnace.
- the heated spoke blank can not be transferred from the furnace to the hot press for more than 12 seconds.
- the temperature of the spoke blank transferred to the hot press is higher than the desired temperature, and the temperature required for the spokes is at least 950 °C.
- the mold with cooling function on the hot press is used to cool and shape the spoke blank to make it a wheel spoke. It also includes placing the spokes in a pickling tank of an organic acid to remove contaminants from the spokes.
- the wheel spokes can be coupled to the wheel rim to produce a wheel.
- the step of preparing the spoke blank of variable cross-sectional thickness comprises concentrically positioning the reinforcing ring over the spoke substrate and welding the outer edge of the reinforcing ring to the spoke substrate.
- the outer edge of the reinforcing ring is welded to the spoke substrate, and the weld is produced to a depth of 12-15 mm. It also includes spinning the spoke substrate with a hard roll die to reduce the thickness of the outer edge region of the spoke substrate.
- a spoke blank of variable thickness is formed by welding a reinforcing ring to the spoke substrate.
- a spoke blank of variable thickness means that the middle portion of the blank is a thicker portion and the outer periphery is a thinner portion.
- the hot stamped forming wheel and the manufacturing method of the present invention have the following advantages:
- Advantages of steel wheels using the manufacturing method and structure of the present invention include increased durability and extended service life.
- the steel wheels of the present invention are also significantly lighter in weight than steel wheels produced by conventional methods.
- the manufacturing method of the present invention is less expensive and more efficient than conventional methods.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a wheel in accordance with the present disclosure.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of an example process for making a wheel in accordance with the present disclosure.
- FIG 3 is a schematic illustration of an exemplary process for making a circular tube in accordance with the present disclosure.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a rim substrate in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 5 is a schematic illustration of a circular member in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 6 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a circular member with a flattened portion in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 7 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a closed circular member in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 8 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a circular tubular body in accordance with the present disclosure.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic illustration of an exemplary process of forming a circular tubular in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 10 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a circular tubular with outwardly flared edges in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 11 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a rim disclosed in accordance with the present invention.
- Figure 12 is a schematic illustration of another embodiment of a rim in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 13a is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a spoke blank disclosed in accordance with the present invention.
- Figure 13b is a side view of Figure 13a.
- Figure 14 is a schematic illustration of another embodiment of a spoke blank disclosed in accordance with the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a spoke in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 16 is a schematic illustration of another embodiment of a spoke in accordance with the present disclosure.
- 17 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a wheel in accordance with the present disclosure.
- FIG. 18 is a schematic illustration of an embodiment of a wheel composite weld in accordance with the present disclosure.
- FIG. 19 is a schematic illustration of another embodiment of a spoke blank in accordance with the present disclosure.
- FIG. 20 is a schematic illustration of another embodiment of a spoke in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Figure 1 is a wheel made using the method disclosed in the present invention.
- the components of the wheel 100 include a rim 102 and spokes 104.
- the wheel 100 also includes a mounting aperture 106 through which the wheel 100 is mounted for use.
- Wheel 100 may also include one or more vents 108.
- the spokes 104 have different thicknesses, the central portion of the wheel 100 near the mounting aperture 106 is thicker, and the outer peripheral portion of the spokes 104 is relatively thin.
- Materials, structures and hot stamping methods result in a steel wheel that has both durability and significant weight savings.
- the steel wheel having a product specification of 22.5 x 8.25 cm has a weight of only about 21.5 kg.
- the steel wheels of the same specification produced by conventional manufacturing methods weigh approximately 31 kg.
- the weight of the forged aluminum alloy wheel is similar to that of the steel wheel manufactured by the method of the present invention, but the cost of the forged aluminum alloy wheel can be significantly increased.
- FIG. 1 is an example of a wheel manufacturing method.
- the manufacturing method described herein is suitable for the manufacture of steel wheels.
- the preferred material for the manufacture of rim 102 and spoke 104 is boron steel.
- Boron steel is particularly suitable for the wheel disclosed in the present invention because of its mechanical properties, especially in meeting the formability at the time of forming.
- the chemical composition of the boron steel which can be used in the examples is shown in Table 1, and the material properties are shown in Table 2.
- the manufacturing process of the rim includes the process of making a circular tubular 210, machining the circular tubular into the initial forming rim 212, and finally completing the rim 214 processing.
- FIG. 3 is an example process for making a circular tubular 210. As shown, the example process includes the steps of preparing a rim substrate 302, processing the rim substrate into a notched circle 304, machining a flattened region 306 over the circular indentation, closing the notch 308, and removing the slag. 310 and process it into a circular tube 312. The steps described above can process the rim substrate into a circular tube and can be further processed into the wheel of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 3 An exemplary process for making a circular tube is shown in Figure 3, which begins with the preparation of the rim substrate in step 302.
- the rim substrate 402 is a rectangular steel plate or other alloy suitable for use in wheels and machining. This rectangular blank is different from the blank used for conventionally produced rims, which are about 0.4% to 0.5% shorter than otherwise. This slightly shorter blank is required to accommodate a 0.4%-0.5% decrease in density of the steel during martensite transformation during hot forming. The expansion of the rim will provide a small plastic deformation of the rim, rounding the rim and achieving the final size. Coincidentally, the expansion is about 0.5%, so if you don't shorten the length of the blank before the transition, the rim will not have the correct final size.
- the rim substrate 402 can be immersed in the pickling solution or held in the oil to maintain its characteristics so that the quality of the subsequent forming and joining processes (described further) can be optimized to produce a strong Durable wheels.
- the rim substrate 402 is formed into a circle 502 in step 304.
- the circle 502 is in the shape of a circle having a radial dimension that is much smaller than the final dimension of the wheel 100.
- the rim substrate 402 can be fed into a reel or the other suitable processing method can be used to roll the rectangular rim substrate 402 into a circle 502.
- the circle 502 is essentially a circle with a notch 504 at the first end 506 and the second end 508 of the circle 502.
- the notch 504 has dimensions such that the circle 502 can close the notch 504 such that the first end 506 and the second end 508 can meet each other and are engaged in step 308.
- the circle 502 with the flattened portion 602 can be fabricated on a flattening die with appropriate pressure.
- the flattened portion 602 extends a certain distance above the first end 506 and below the second end 508.
- the gap 504 is closed.
- the notch 504 should be closed by welding.
- the flat portion 602 of the circle 502 is placed into the device or other device and the first end 506 is to remain adjacent the second end 508, which causes the notch 504 to be closed.
- the first end 506 and the second end 508 are joined by suitable welding means such as, but not limited to, MIG welding, laser welding, gas shielded metal arc welding, and the like.
- Figure 7 shows a closed circle 502 with the weld 702 expanding in the direction of its width. As we have seen, the slag may build up along the weld 702 or at the edges during the welding process.
- the circle 502 is machined into a circular tube 708 (shown in Figure 8) which is generally cylindrical in shape but which requires further The processing is performed to remove the generated slag and eliminate the flat portion 602.
- the notch 504 is closed with a resistance butt weld.
- the first end 506 and the second end 508 are butted together and then heated to the desired temperature using electrical current.
- pressure should be applied to the first end 506 and the second end 508 such that the applied pressure can join the first end 506 to the second when the circular 502 reaches the plastic state.
- Welding slag or local deformation on the welded joint may result in subsequent processes 310 being necessary.
- step 310 the slag is removed from the tube 708.
- Any suitable processing method can be used to remove the weld slag and prepare a round tube 708 for subsequent processing.
- Various processing techniques such as grinding, sanding, polishing, trimming, and the like can be used in step 310.
- the weld slag along the weld of the tube 708 and the slag on the edges 704 and 706 are removed.
- the tube 708 must undergo the necessary processing until the surface at the weld 710 of the tube 708 is smooth and free of burrs or raised defects.
- the round tube 708 eliminates the flattened portion 602 by shaping. Once the tube 708 is joined into a continuous, complete shape, its cylindrical shape must be restored. A suitable roll machine or other processing method can be used to remove the flat portion 602.
- the shape of the circular tube 708 is a cylindrical shape as shown in FIG. After this step, the outer diameter of the tube 708 is smaller than the final diameter of the rim 102. As described, the tube 708 is ultimately expanded and formed to form the final desired size of the rim 102.
- FIG. 9 is an exemplary method of forming a circular tube 708.
- the steps of the exemplary method of forming the tubular tube 708 include: flare 902, forming the valve bore plane 904, heating the formed tubular tube 906 and forming the rim 908.
- flare 902 flare 902
- valve bore plane 904 heating the formed tubular tube 906
- rim 908 rim 908.
- step 902 the edge of the tube 708 is flared.
- the circular tube 708 is flared such that its edge 1002, 1004 has a larger diameter than the intermediate portion of the circular tube 708.
- Any suitable flaring process can be used in step 902. The best method is to use the press and the corresponding mold to make the flared edges 1002 and 1004. In this exemplary method, a circular tube 708 is placed into the mold and flared edges 1002 and 1004 are simultaneously produced. In other methods, a roll type machine or a flaring machine can be used. In other examples, flared edges 1002 and 1004 can be produced in two steps.
- a valve bore plane 1202 is formed.
- the inner contour 1102 includes a section for the subsequent processing of the valve bore.
- the valve hole is used to mount the valve.
- the valve hole plane 1202 is shaped along the cross-section of the inner contour 1102.
- the valve bore plane 1202 is a section of the inner contour 1102, which is generally a plane in the partial region, but the valve bore plane 1202 is located at an oblique angle relative to the axis of the tube 708.
- the formed tubular tube 1000 is heated to a high temperature.
- the exact temperature will vary depending on the composition of the formed tubular tube 1000.
- the preferred temperature is at least the Ac3 temperature of the alloy of the formed tubular tube 1000.
- the Ac3 temperature is 950 °C.
- the steel structure of the formed tubular tube 1000 transforms into austenite and becomes a more uniform metal part of the structure; at the same time, it eliminates the work hardening or other undesirable process that occurred during the previous processing. The resulting microstructure.
- the high temperature of the formed tubular tube 1000 needs to be maintained in the subsequent step 908 of forming the rim.
- the formed tubular tube 1000 is preferably transferred from the furnace that heats it to the thermoforming press within 12 seconds. Other times or transfer methods can also be used as long as the formed tubular tube 1000 can be maintained at a high temperature during forming and cooling (described later).
- step 908 the inner contour of the tube 708 is formed on a heat press.
- FIG. 11 illustrates an example of an inner contour 1102 of the wheel 100.
- various internal contours can be formed in step 904 depending on the dimensional specifications and structural requirements of the wheel 100.
- the inner contour of the tube 708 is formed and the outer diameter of the tube 708 is expanded to the final desired diameter of the rim 102.
- the forming process of step 908 also provides the necessary cooling for the shaped tube and imparts the desired microstructure to provide superior mechanical properties.
- One of the examples when using an expansion die in step 908 is to provide proper cooling with water or other coolant.
- the formed rim is sprayed onto the tire-mounted side surface 1104 of the rim 702 when the formed rim is held on an expansion die for expanding the diameter of the tube 708.
- the nozzle array can spray water or other coolant across the tire-facing side surface 1104 (as shown in Figure 12).
- the overlapping application of the coolant ensures that the phase change that occurs during cooling is uniform. Uneven cooling or uneven application of the coolant can cause dimensional deformation of the rim 102 or cause poor mechanical properties in localized areas, which can cause the wheel 100 to fail prematurely during use.
- the rim 102 is quickly cooled to about 200 ° C using a spreading die and water spray and extracted from the mold.
- the extraction temperature of 200 ° C contributes to the emission of hydrogen in the metal.
- the rim 102 is optionally tempered at 400 ° C and the tempering time is controlled between 20 and 60 minutes.
- the rim obtained after appropriate cooling has a hardness of about 52 HRC and a tensile strength of about 1300 to 1500 MPa.
- Processing of the rim 102 continues in step 214 of the example method to finish the formed rim. At this stage, further processing and other processes are required to complete the final shape of the rim 102 and add other structural features, such as increasing the valve bore.
- the valve holes can be laser cut, punched, drilled or other suitable machining methods, but laser cutting is the preferred method of machining.
- the steps include the preparation of the spoke blanks 220, forming the spoke blanks 222 and finishing the spokes 224. In order to prepare the spokes 104 that are then attached to the rim 102, these steps also include more sub-steps and processes.
- a spoke blank for processing is prepared.
- spoke blanks of variable section thickness are produced.
- the spoke blank of variable section thickness allows the center of the spokes of the wheel 100 to be mounted to the area of the vehicle with a thicker or stronger material.
- the central region is subject to high stresses, and if improper thickness or material properties are insufficient, the wheel can easily fail before the desired life.
- Producing a wheel having a thicker section in the center of the spoke 104 can compensate for the deficiencies of the previous design without significantly increasing the weight of the wheel 100.
- the spoke blank 1302 has a thickness T1 in the central portion, and the peripheral portion radially outward from the center hole 1306 has a thickness T2.
- T1 is greater than T2.
- the spoke blank 1302 is structurally characterized by a variable section thickness, i.e., the central region of the final shaped spoke 104 is thicker, and the region is connected to the vehicle during installation; the outer peripheral region of the spoke 104 is the region that is connected to the rim 102. Thinner.
- the spoke blank 1302 has a thickness T1 of approximately 8 mm and a thickness T2 of approximately 4.5 mm. In other examples, the spoke blanks 1302 may have other thicknesses depending on the final desired size and material properties of the spokes 104.
- One example method includes making a spliced blank that is fabricated by concentrically positioning a reinforcing ring 1304 onto a spoke substrate 1308 and then welding the reinforcing ring 1304 to the spoke substrate 1308.
- welding the reinforcement ring 1304 to the spoke substrate 13008 it includes welding along the outer edge 1310 and the inner edge 1312 of the reinforcement ring 1304.
- the most important of the process of welding the reinforcement ring 1304 to the spoke substrate 1308 is the weld depth of the outer edge 1310. In this exemplary method, it is desirable to ensure that the weld depth of the outer edge is within the range of 12-15 mm.
- the weld depth of the outer edge 1310 reaches this desired value, the durability of the wheel 100 will be greatly improved; if the weld depth is insufficient, the weld will be particularly prone to fatigue cracking. If the weld thickness of the outer edge 1310 can be as previously described, the weld will be located under the edge or gasket of the nut used to connect the wheel to the vehicle. In the above manner, the amount of material weakened by the welding process is pressed under the nut flange or the nut spacer, so the fatigue life of the finished wheel 100 is greatly increased.
- Variable section thickness spoke blanks can be obtained by making conical shaped section thickness spoke blanks.
- a spoke blank having a constant thickness of the mesopores is roll formed by a hard roll mold to reduce the thickness of the radially outer periphery of the spoke blank.
- the spoke base material having a thickness of about 8 to 10 mm is spin-formed by a hard roll mold so that the outer diameter of the spoke blank increases and the thickness of the radially outer periphery of the blank is thinned.
- the conical section thickness spoke blank 1402 described in the example is shown in FIG.
- the conical section thickness spoke blanks provide the spokes 104 with the advantages of a thicker central region and a thinner radially outer peripheral region. These advantages include an increase in durability and a reduction in weight. Subsequent processing of the conical shaped section thickness spoke blank 1402 can be followed by a similar processing process as described for the spoke blank 1302.
- the spoke blank 1802 can include a gas spring cavity 1804.
- the groove 1902 shown in FIG. 20 needs to be machined on the spoke substrate 1806.
- eight grooves 1902 are evenly spaced along the center hole 1904 of the spoke substrate 1806.
- the groove 1902 refers to the recessed portion of the spoke base material 1806.
- the gas spring chamber 1804 is formed when the reinforcing ring 1808 is welded or secured to the slot 1902 of the spoke base 1806.
- the function of the gas spring chamber 1804 is to eliminate the vibrations that occur when the wheel is mounted on the vehicle.
- the layered gas spring chamber can provide a variable modulus to the finished structure to break and/or distort any sound that can be transmitted from the wheel to the brakes and axles of the vehicle.
- the present example shown in Figure 20 shows eight elliptical grooves 1902. Other shapes or numbers of grooves 1902 can also be used to machine one or more gas spring chambers 1804.
- the spoke blanks 1302 require further processing.
- the spoke blank 1302 is heated to a certain elevated temperature.
- the exact temperature is determined by the composition of the spoke blank 1302.
- the preferred temperature is at least the Ac3 temperature of the alloy of the spoke blanks 1302.
- the microstructure of the spoke blank 1302 is transformed into austenite, and a more uniform cross-section thickness spoke blank having a more uniform microstructure is produced.
- the time during which the spoke blank 1302 is transferred from the heated furnace to the thermoforming press is preferably less than 12 seconds. Other times or transfer methods can be used as long as the spoke blank 1302 can maintain a high temperature during the forming and cooling.
- the spoke blanks 1302 are generally machined into a concave shape as shown in FIG.
- the central region of the spoke blank 1302 having a larger thickness T1 remains planar after the process, while the radially outer peripheral region of the spoke blank 1302 is machined into a concave cross-section as shown in FIG.
- the spoke blanks 1302 can be machined with different contours and configurations, including gussets, ribs, raised edges or other strengths, stiffness and durability that can increase the final assembled wheel 100. shape.
- the lightweight steel wheel mentioned in the present disclosure has a lower section rigidity than a conventional steel wheel, so it is required to increase rigidity by reinforcing ribs and gussets.
- Figure 16 is an example construction of a shaped spoke blank with gussets 1602 and raised edges 1604.
- a gusset 1602 is added between each of the vents, and a raised edge 1604 is machined at the location of each vent.
- the raised edge 1604 is an important feature that increases the life of the wheel 100.
- microcracks may be generated at the edges of the wind holes 1606.
- the raised edge 1604 removes the high stress region of the finished wheel from the edge of the vent 1606. Accordingly, this improves the life and durability of the wheel 100.
- the vents 1606 can be increased in number and size to increase the ventilation of the brakes of the vehicle in which the wheel 100 is mounted. Larger vents can also reduce the weight of the wheel 100.
- Other shapes and configurations can also be applied to the spoke blanks 1302 depending on the desired end characteristics and application of the wheel 100.
- the step 222 of forming the spoke blank is carried out in a hot press at elevated temperatures.
- the heated spoke blanks 1302 are transferred from the furnace to the hot press using a robot.
- the temperature of the heated spoke blank 1302 is monitored by an infrared monitor prior to or simultaneously with placing the heated spoke blank 1302 into the mold of the hot press during transfer.
- the processing at high temperatures is such that the spokes 104 can achieve the desired microstructure.
- the forming process occurring in the hot press causes the spokes 104 to require proper cooling so that the spokes 104 can achieve the desired microstructure and take the spokes 104 at about 200 °C to limit the amount of hydrogen embrittlement.
- the mold in the hot press can provide a cooling function for maintaining the proper temperature of the mold, which makes the cooling speed of the mold of the hot press controllable, thereby achieving the desired microstructure. .
- Another way to get this result is through the operation of the die unit pressure. Higher unit pressures allow for faster cooling rates.
- the splitting of the mold or the ability of the press to provide locally different pressures allows the unit pressure to be controlled to provide an appropriate and advantageous amount of cooling during processing.
- the mold can be equipped with a temperature monitoring assembly such that the mold can remain closed until the forming spoke blank 1302 is cooled to the appropriate temperature.
- the opening temperature of the mold in this example was 200 °C. After the spoke blank is formed, the formed spoke blanks are finished into spokes 104 in step 224.
- the formed spoke blank 1502 requires further processing of various openings and apertures as shown in FIG.
- the spokes 104 may include a vent 1606 and a bolt hole 1608.
- the center through hole 1610 can be reworked to obtain the final size.
- Various holes may be processed by a variety of suitable methods, but laser cutting is the preferred method. Laser cutting of the air holes, screw holes and center holes 1610 can increase the durability and fatigue life of the wheel 100, because various holes processed by other methods, such as stamping, may cause microcracks, which may expand so that the wheels occur prematurely Invalid.
- the rim 102 and spokes 104 will be assembled in step 228.
- the rim is positioned on the radially outer wall 1702 of the spoke 104 as shown in FIG.
- the radially outer wall 1702 is located adjacent the inner weld face 1704 of the rim 102.
- the outer diameter of the spokes 104 should be slightly larger than the diameter of the inner weld face 1704 such that there will be an interference fit between the spokes 104 and the rim 102.
- the interference between the outer diameter of the radially outer wall 1702 and the inner weld face 1704 is preferably between 0.5 mm and 2.5 mm, which provides a high quality weld for the joining components. Excessive interference may cause the size of the spokes 104 to deform, or the machining of the spokes 104 into the rim 102 becomes difficult. On the other hand, too small an interference can lead to defective welding, which can lead to premature failure of the wheel.
- the two components are joined together by welding.
- Laser welding is the preferred method of soldering because it reduces the harmful effects of heating the substrate.
- Other welding processes can also be used, such as MIG welding (melted inert gas shielded welding).
- MIG welding can cause undesirable characteristics in the heat affected zone of the material due to its heating. Unnecessary heating can adversely affect dimensional accuracy and can also lead to premature failure of the wheel 100.
- laser welding is used in the groove 1706 on the convex side of the spokes 104 with a weld zone of about 1 mm to 2 mm.
- step 236 After the wheel 100 has been manufactured, some late and other processing may be performed in step 236. Subsequent processing may include cleaning, electrophoresis, painting, and testing/certification of finished wheels.
- This type of post-process may provide corrosion resistance to the finished wheel and affect its mechanical properties.
- the surface of the wheel is coated with a primer and a topcoat using static electricity or other means, and the primer and topcoat used are cured in a furnace to obtain sufficient corrosion resistance.
- the wheel 100 is cleaned using pickling (after processing and prior to painting).
- pickling After processing and prior to painting.
- Many of the foregoing processes of machining the metal parts of the wheel 100 can result in discoloration or scale on the surface of the metal part.
- the scale should be eliminated. Acids are often used during the pickling process to remove these contaminants.
- the acid often used in the pickling process is hydrochloric acid.
- this acid is not desirable in the wheel processing process because such acids can cause hydrogen embrittlement. Therefore, organic acids are preferred in the manufacture of the wheel 100.
- Organic acids, such as citric acid can be used to remove oxides, impurities or other contaminants that may be present on the metal components of the wheel 100.
- the wheel 100 is immersed in a quantity of organic acid and, after a sufficient amount of time, removes unwanted contaminants.
- the pickling process as previously described can be used in the final processing or can be used in different stages of the previously described manufacturing process.
- the rim substrate 402, the spoke blank 1302 or the reinforcement ring 1304 can all be organically acid washed prior to the previously described manufacturing process.
- the surface of the welded joint is also sensitive to contaminants.
- the components of the wheel 100 that are welded together, namely the rim 102 and the spokes 104, may also be pickled prior to step 228 to reduce the likelihood of weld failure.
- orientations such as “front, back, up, down, left, right", “horizontal, vertical, vertical, horizontal” and “top, bottom” and the like are indicated. Or the positional relationship is generally based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings, and is merely for the convenience of the description of the invention and the simplification of the description, which are not intended to indicate or imply the indicated device or component. It must be constructed and operated in a specific orientation or in a specific orientation, and thus is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention; the orientations “inside and outside” refer to the inside and outside of the contour of the components themselves.
- spatially relative terms such as “above”, “above”, “on top”, “above”, etc., may be used herein to describe as in the drawings.
- the exemplary term “above” can include both “over” and "under”.
- the device can also be positioned in other different ways (rotated 90 degrees or at other orientations) and the corresponding description of the space used herein is interpreted accordingly.
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- 一种制造钢制车轮轮辋的方法,其特征在于:第一步,在加热炉内加热圆管;第二步,将加热的圆管转移到热压力机上,转移到热压力机上的加热的圆管的温度要高于所需的温度;第三步,对所述的圆管的内轮廓进行加工以形成所述的轮辋。
- 根据权利要求1所述的一种制造钢制车轮轮辋的方法,其特征在于:要求所需的温度至少为950℃。
- 根据权利要求1所述的一种制造钢制车轮轮辋的方法,其特征在于:加热的圆管从加热炉内转移到热压力机上用时不能超过12秒。
- 根据权利要求1所述的一种制造钢制车轮轮辋的方法,其特征在于:还包括在热压力机内用水喷射器冷却轮辋。
- 根据权利要求4所述的一种制造钢制车轮轮辋的方法,其特征在于:所述的水喷射器包括喷嘴阵列,所述的喷嘴阵列以重叠交叉的方式喷射水在轮辋的装胎面上。
- 根据权利要求5所述的一种制造钢制车轮轮辋的方法,其特征在于:在轮辋处于热压力机的模具中进行加工时,水被喷到轮辋上。
- 根据权利要求1所述的一种制造钢制车轮轮辋的方法,其特征在于:还包括通过将所述轮辋放置在有机酸的酸洗槽中来去除轮辋上的污染物。
- 一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:第一步,准备变截面厚度的轮辐毛坯;第二步,加热变截面厚度的轮辐毛坯,将加热的轮辐毛坯转移到热压力机上,转移到热压力机中的轮辐毛坯的温度要高于所需温度;第三步,将加热的轮辐毛坯成形成带有凹形轮廓的轮辐,其中所述凹形轮廓包括外壁。
- 根据权利要求8所述的一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:还包括对轮辐毛坯在热压力机中成形时对轮辐的冷却。
- 根据权利要求8所述的一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:加热的轮辐毛坯从加热炉内转移到热压力机内用时不能超过12秒。
- 根据权利要求8所述的一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:轮辐所需的温度至少为950℃。
- 根据权利要求8所述的一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:热压力机包括用来成形轮辐毛坯的模具,且这个模具带有水冷却的功能。
- 根据权利要求8所述的一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:还包括将所述轮辐放置在有机酸的酸洗槽中来去除轮辐上的污染物。
- 根据权利要求8所述的一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:准备变截面厚度的轮辐毛坯的步骤包括,将加强环同心定位到轮辐基材的上方,且将加强环的外侧边缘焊接到轮辐基材上。
- 根据权利要求14所述的一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:包括:将加强环的外侧边缘焊接到轮辐基材上,焊接所产生的焊缝的深度为12-15mm。
- 根据权利要求8所述的一种制造车轮轮辐的方法,其特征在于:包括:准备变截面厚度轮辐毛坯的步骤还包括用硬辊型模具旋压轮辐基材,以减薄轮辐基材外侧边缘区域的厚度。
- 一种制造钢制车轮的方法,其特征在于:连接根据权利要求1所述方法制造的轮辋和根据权利要求8所述的方法制造的轮辐。
- 一种钢制车轮,其特征在于:包括一个根据权利要求1所述方法制造的车轮轮辋。
- 一种钢制车轮,其特征在于:包括一个根据权利要求8所述方法制造的车轮轮辐。
- 一种钢制车轮,其特征在于:包括一个根据权利要求1所述方法制造的车轮轮辋,一个根据权利要求8所述方法制造的并且与轮辋相连接的轮辐。
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