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- the invention relates to a construction method, in particular to a construction method for heat treatment of a joint after welding of a bainite rail, and belongs to the technical field of rail rolling production technology.
- the invention also relates to a rail head profiling cooling device used in the construction method.
- Bainite rail has been a research hotspot in countries all over the world in recent decades. Because of its high strength, toughness, wear resistance and long service life, it is expected to replace traditional pearlite rails. It is widely used in railway turnout components and small-scale heavy-duty lines. Radius curve segment. At this stage, seamless rails have become an inevitable trend. As an important process in the seamless process of rails, the quality of rail welding is directly related to the service life of railway lines and even driving safety. During the service process of the rail, the welding quality and the complexity of the actual operating conditions of the line make the fracture of the welded long rail mostly occur in the welded joint, so the welded joint has become the weak link of the seamless line.
- the austenite grains in the superheated zone of the rail welding are coarse, resulting in the hardness of this zone being significantly lower than the base material.
- the current domestic railway industry standards TB/T1632.2-2014 "Rail Welding Part 2: Flash Welding” and TB/T1632.4-2014 "Rail Welding Part 4: Air Pressure Welding” stipulate that for heat-treated rails, the welding area
- the average hardness of the steel rail base metal shall not be less than 90% of the average hardness of the rail base metal, and the microstructure of the weld and heat-affected zone shall not contain harmful structures such as martensite or bainite.
- the above two rail welding standards are all pearlitic rails, but there is no welding standard for bainite rails at home and abroad.
- the chemical composition of bainite rails is generally: C content 0.20-0.30 wt%, Si content 0.8-1.8 wt%, Mn content 1.5-2.5 wt%, Cr content 0.50-1.60 wt%, Mo content 0.20-0.50 wt%.
- the existing patent technology with the application number 201210394058.X and the invention name "Heat treatment method of bainite rail” discloses a heat treatment method of bainite rail.
- the method includes natural cooling of the finished rail to make The surface temperature of the rail head is reduced to 460-490°C; the rail is forced to cool at a cooling rate of 2.0-4.0°C/s to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head to 250-290°C; the temperature of the rail naturally rises to the rail head The surface temperature reaches above 300°C; the steel rail is placed in a heating furnace with a furnace temperature of 300-350°C for tempering for 2-6 hours; the steel rail is air-cooled to room temperature.
- the purpose of the invention is to obtain a bainite rail with good comprehensive mechanical properties, which belongs to a heat treatment process for rail production, and is not suitable for a post-weld heat treatment process method for a welded joint of a non-bainite rail.
- the application number is 201810480790.6, and the existing patent technology with the title of “heat treatment type bainite rail welded joint post-weld heat treatment method” discloses a method for post-weld heat treatment of bainite welded joint. After cooling the joint tread surface temperature to the temperature range of 850 ⁇ 500°C, air-cool the rail head part of the joint. When the surface temperature of the tread surface cools to 270 ⁇ 210°C, the air cooling is finished and the joint is allowed to cool to room temperature naturally. In this invention, the joint is directly air-cooled after the bainite rail is welded. There is no heating process after the rail is welded, and the effect of heat treatment is open to question.
- the bainite rail involved in the master's thesis "Research on the Microstructure and Damage of Bainite Rail Joints” by Zhao Guo of the Chinese Academy of railway Sciences belongs to a different composition system from the bainite rail of the present invention. It can be seen from the table below that the contents of Si, Ni, Cr, and Mo in the two kinds of bainite rail base materials are significantly different. For rails with different composition systems, the corresponding post-weld heat treatment processes are also completely different.
- the railway engineering field urgently needs a post-weld heat treatment method to ensure the service life of the rail welded joint by controlling the tread hardness of the bainite rail welded joint within a reasonable range to ensure the bainite rail Service performance of welded joints and railway operation safety.
- the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a construction method for heat treatment of the bainite rail welded joint that can control the tread hardness of the bainite rail welded joint within a reasonable range, and a construction method for the heat treatment of the bainite rail welded joint.
- Rail head copy cooling device for construction method is provided.
- the technical solution adopted to solve the above technical problems is: a construction method for heat treatment of the post-welded bainite rail joint, the construction method is to weld the bainite welded rail with a temperature not lower than 1100 °C Based on the joint, the post-weld heat treatment of the bainite rail welded joint is completed by successively cooling the bainite rail welded joint three times in sequence with the cooling rate gradually slowing down.
- the second cooling adopts rapid cooling using compressed air or water mist mixture as the cooling medium.
- the compressed air or water mist mixture is quickly sprayed to the surface of the welded joint through the rail head copy cooling device, and its spray pressure is at Between 0.40 ⁇ 0.80MPa, the distance between the nozzle and the rail head tread is between 20 ⁇ 50mm, and the final cooling temperature of the second cooling is 290 ⁇ 400°C, which is also the starting cooling temperature of the third cooling.
- the final cooling temperature of the first cooling is 550-750°C, which is also the starting cooling temperature of the second cooling.
- the preferred mode of the above solution is that both the first cooling and the third cooling adopt natural cooling in the air.
- the cooling rate of the first cooling is 3.0 to 5.0°C/s
- the cooling rate of the second cooling is 1.5 to 2.5°C/s
- the cooling rate of the third cooling is 0.05 to 0.50°C/s.
- the preferred mode of the above scheme is that the initial cooling temperature of the first cooling is 1100-1400°C, and the final cooling temperature of the third cooling is 10-30°C.
- the starting cooling temperature and final cooling temperature are both the temperature of the rail head tread collected by an infrared thermometer.
- the welded joint of the bainite rail is a flash welded joint or an air pressure welded joint
- the rail type is a heavy rail with a rail type of 60-75 kg/m.
- the rail head profiling cooling device includes a rail top spray cooling component and a rail head side spray cooling component, and the welds and heats of the rail welding joints that need cooling
- the base material in the affected zone and its vicinity is rapidly cooled by the cooling medium sprayed by the rail top cooling nozzle of the rail top spray cooling module and the rail side cooling nozzle of the rail head side spray cooling module.
- the rail top spray cooling assembly further includes a rail top refrigerant delivery pipe and a rectangular parallelepiped nozzle cavity, and the rail top refrigerant delivery pipe communicates with the rectangular parallelepiped nozzle cavity from the top.
- the bottom surface of the rectangular parallelepiped nozzle cavity is provided with the rail top cooling nozzle, and the length of the rectangular parallelepiped nozzle cavity is greater than the sum of the length of the rail welded joint, the heat-affected zone and the nearby base materials that need to be cooled on both sides;
- the rail head side spray cooling assembly also includes a rail-side refrigerant delivery pipe and a tubular nozzle cavity.
- the rail-side refrigerant delivery pipe communicates with the tubular nozzle cavity from the top and faces the tubular nozzle cavity.
- the rail side cooling nozzle is arranged on the side of the rail head side, and the length of the tube nozzle cavity is greater than the sum of the length of the rail welded joint, the heat-affected zone and the nearby base materials that need to be cooled on both sides .
- the rail head profiling cooling device further includes a profiling frame, and the rail top spray cooling assembly and the rail head side spray cooling assembly are both arranged on the profiling frame.
- the beneficial effect of the present invention is that the technical solution provided by the present application uses sequential cooling with a gradually slowing down three cooling rates during the heat treatment process to weld the completed bainite welded rail with a post-weld temperature of not less than 1100°C
- the joint is heat-treated, so that the longitudinal hardness of the rail joint of the bainite rail welded joint within ⁇ 25mm from the center of the weld can be effectively controlled to 80-85% of the average hardness of the rail base material, and the joint welds on both sides
- the width of the softened zone is less than 20.0mm; and can control the physical fatigue life of the bainite rail welded joint to be no less than 2.5 million times, which is higher than the TB/T1632.2-2014 and TB/T1632.4-2014 standards 2 million times, and control the percentage of martensite that may appear in the metallographic structure of the bainite rail welded joint to ⁇ 5%.
- the hardness of the bainite rail welded joint and its adjacent tread after the post-weld heat treatment construction method of this application is between 80-85% of the average hardness of the rail base material, and the width of the softened zone on both sides of the joint weld All are controlled to be less than 20.0mm, which can also effectively avoid the "saddle-shaped" wear and wheel-rail impact of the rail during long-term use, thereby eliminating the accumulation factors that seriously affect the service life of the rail, so as to extend the service life of the rail and ensure the railway The purpose of operational safety.
- Figure 1 is an effect diagram of longitudinal hardness at a position 5mm below the rail head tread of a rail welded joint under post-weld heat treatment conditions obtained by using the method in Example 1;
- Figure 2 is an effect diagram of longitudinal hardness at a position 5mm below the rail head tread of a rail welded joint under post-weld heat treatment conditions obtained by using the method in Example 2;
- Figure 3 is an effect diagram of longitudinal hardness at a position 5mm below the rail head tread of a bainite rail welded joint under air-cooling conditions after welding obtained by using the method in Comparative Example 1;
- Figure 4 is an effect diagram of longitudinal hardness at a position 5mm below the rail head tread of a bainite rail welded joint under the conditions of post-weld heat treatment obtained by using the method in Comparative Example 2;
- Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of longitudinal hardness detection at a position 5mm below the rail head tread of the bainite rail welded joint of the present invention
- Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of the sampling position of the metallographic sample of the rail head tread of the rail welding joint of the present invention.
- Fig. 7 is a schematic diagram and a three-dimensional structure diagram of the rail head profiling cooling device used in the present invention.
- the device only cools the rail head tread and the side surface of the rail head, and its aperture can be designed and processed according to actual needs to achieve different cooling strengths.
- the pressure of the gas flowing through the compressed air or water mist mixture channel 1 and the compressed air or water mist mixture channel 2 can be monitored by the relevant pressure detection device, and flows through the compressed air or water mist mixture channel 1 and the compressed air or water mist
- the gas pressure of the mixed gas channel 2 is adjusted according to actual needs.
- the left side is a schematic diagram of the rail head profiling cooling device, and the right side is a three-dimensional structure diagram of the rail head profiling cooling device.
- the cuboid structure on the top surface of the rail in the original drawing is the above-mentioned cuboid shape.
- the compressed air channel connected to the rectangular nozzle cavity in the figure is the above-mentioned rail top refrigerant delivery pipe; the long tube structure located on the side of the rail head in the original picture is the above-mentioned tubular nozzle cavity.
- the compressed air channel connected to the tubular nozzle cavity in the figure is the above-mentioned rail head side refrigerant delivery pipe; in the original drawing, the rectangular parallelepiped nozzle cavity and the tubular nozzle cavity are connected into a four-claw structure. It is the above-mentioned copy frame.
- the present invention provides a construction method for heat treatment of the bainite rail welded joint that can control the tread hardness of the bainite rail welded joint within a reasonable range.
- the said construction method is based on the bainite welded rail welded joint with a temperature not lower than 1100°C obtained by welding, and the post-welding of the bainite welded rail welded joint is completed by successively cooling the welded joints of the bainite steel rails successively through three successive cooling speeds.
- the final cooling temperature of the second cooling is 290-400°C, which is also the starting cooling temperature of the third cooling.
- the technical solution provided by this application uses sequential cooling with the three cooling rate gradually slowed down during the heat treatment process to heat the welded bainite welded rail welded joints with a post-weld temperature of not less than 1100°C.
- the hardness of the bainite rail welded joint and its adjacent tread after the post-weld heat treatment construction method of this application is between 80-85% of the average hardness of the rail base material, and the width of the softened zone on both sides of the joint weld All are controlled to be less than 20.0mm, which can also effectively avoid the "saddle-shaped" wear and wheel-rail impact of the rail during long-term use, thereby eliminating the accumulation factors that seriously affect the service life of the rail, so as to extend the service life of the rail and ensure the railway
- the bainite rail base metal structure is usually a complex structure composed of bainite and martensite, which results in the inevitable process of rapid heating and rapid cooling during the welding of bainite rails. The formation of martensite.
- the brittle and hard martensite structure is harmful to the service performance of the rail, but the influence of martensite on the service performance of the bainite rail is still inconclusive. Therefore, usually by adjusting the rail welding and post-weld heat treatment process to minimize the brittle and hard martensite structure may have a negative impact on the service performance of the bainite rail.
- the welded joint based on the bainite rail is a flash welded joint or an air pressure welded joint, and the rail type is 60 ⁇ 75kg/m
- the specific requirements of each process step in this application are as follows.
- the final cooling temperature of the first cooling is 550-750°C, which is also the starting cooling temperature of the second cooling; both the first cooling and the third cooling are carried out in air Natural cooling; secondary cooling is rapid cooling using a cooling medium; the cooling medium is compressed air or water mist mixture; the compressed air or water mist mixture is quickly sprayed to the welding through the rail head profile cooling device
- the spray pressure on the joint surface is between 0.40 ⁇ 0.80MPa, and the distance between the nozzle and the rail head tread is between 20 ⁇ 50mm;
- the cooling rate of the first cooling is 3.0 ⁇ 5.0°C/s, and the cooling rate of the second cooling is 1.5 ⁇ 2.5 °C/s, the cooling rate of the triple cooling is 0.05 ⁇ 0.50°C/s;
- the initial cooling temperature is 1100 ⁇ 1400°C, and the final cooling temperature of the triple cooling is 10 ⁇ 30°C; in each cooling stage, the cooling Both the cold temperature and the final cold temperature are the temperatures of the rail head treads collected by an infrared thermometer.
- using the welding heat treatment construction method of the present application to process the welded joint of the bainite rail can achieve the purpose of ensuring the fatigue life of the rail welded joint by reasonably controlling the longitudinal hardness of the rail head tread of the welded joint. This helps to improve the "saddle-shaped" wear and wheel-rail impact caused by the low hardness of the rail welding area during the railway operation process, prolong the service life of the rail and ensure the safety of railway operation.
- the longitudinal hardness of the rail head tread of the post-weld heat-treated bainite rail welded joint is controlled within a reasonable range of 80-85% of the average hardness of the rail base material.
- heat-treated bainite rails have low tread hardness and poor toughness in the welding area after welding. Normalizing heat treatment is usually required to improve joint performance. However, after normalizing, the welded joint has low hardness and widened softening zone, which is easy to cause "saddle-shaped" wear during the service process of the welded joint, resulting in poor service performance. Based on this, the work of the present invention finds and designs a post-weld heat treatment method for heat-treated bainite rails, which not only ensures the hardness of the joint tread, but also ensures the service life of the rail joint.
- the "rail welded joint” is a welded welded seam and/or heat-affected zone including a region with a length ranging from 70 to 100 mm. The center of the region It is the weld of the rail.
- the "room temperature” is a temperature in the range of 10 to 30°C.
- the present invention provides a method for post-welding heat treatment of bainitic steel rails.
- the method includes: performing a first stage cooling on a welded rail joint with a temperature above 1100°C at a first cooling rate to make the rail head surface of the rail joint The temperature is reduced to 570 ⁇ 750°C, and then the rail joint is cooled in the second stage at the second cooling rate to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head of the rail joint to 290 ⁇ 400°C, and finally the rail joint is carried out at the third cooling rate
- the third stage of cooling is to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head surface of the rail joint to a room temperature of 10-30°C; wherein, the first cooling rate is 3.0-5.0°C/s, and the second cooling rate is 1.5-2.5°C/s. s, the third cooling rate is 0.05 to 0.50°C/s.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a post-weld heat treatment method for bainitic steel rails, the method comprising: performing a first stage cooling of the welded rail joints with a temperature above 1100°C at a first cooling rate to make the rails of the rail joints
- the head surface temperature is reduced to 550 ⁇ 750°C
- the rail joint is cooled in the second stage at the second cooling rate to reduce the rail head surface temperature of the rail joint to 290 ⁇ 400°C
- the rail joint is cooled at the third cooling rate
- the third stage cooling is carried out to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head surface of the rail joint to a room temperature of 10-30°C.
- the first stage cooling and the third cooling method are natural cooling in the air.
- the second cooling is to use the rail head copy cooling device as shown in FIG. 7 to cool the rail head tread and the side surface of the rail joint with compressed air or water mist mixture as the cooling medium.
- the cooling method of the first cooling and the third cooling is natural cooling in the air
- the second cooling is a rail head profiling cooling device using compressed air or water mist mixture as cooling
- the medium cools the rail head tread and the side of the rail head of the rail joint.
- the distance between the cooling device and the rail head tread is 20-50mm; the compressed air or water mist mixture sprayed by the cooling device has a gas pressure of 0.05-0.5MPa.
- an infrared thermometer is used to collect the temperature signal of the rail head tread, and the rail head tread is the contact part of the wheel and the rail.
- the hardness value (0.9Hp) corresponding to the softening zone width measurement line in the longitudinal hardness curve of the rail joint is 90% of the average hardness Hp of the rail base material.
- the softening zone width in the hardness curve is the intercept between the hardness curve and the softening zone width measurement line.
- the bainite rails used for welding have the same rail shape, specifically a specification of 60-75kg/m, and the rail welded joint is a welded joint welded by a rail mobile flash welder using the same welding process .
- the bainite steel rails are of the online heat treatment type, which are all produced by a certain steel group.
- the cooling method for performing the first cooling and the third cooling is air cooling in which the welded joints of the bainite rails are directly placed in the air for natural cooling.
- the second cooling method is rapid cooling using compressed air or water mist mixture as the cooling medium.
- the invention uses the welding waste heat of the steel rail to realize the post-weld heat treatment process of the steel rail, and implements post-weld accelerated cooling for the steel rail joints with higher residual temperature obtained by welding, so as to reduce the phase transition temperature of the joint rail head area and improve the austenite recrystallization zone hardness.
- the phase change The temperature gradually decreases. Therefore, even in the second stage of cooling when the cooling temperature is relatively low, the joint rail head can still undergo tissue transformation.
- the first cooling is natural cooling in the air, which can be controlled by adjusting the temperature of the test environment (such as using central air-conditioning to control the temperature, etc.), and by adjusting the welding machine settings. Or manual operation is used to control the final cooling temperature of the first cooling of the rail welding joint at 550-750°C, and the opening cooling temperature of the second cooling is 550-750°C.
- the final cooling temperature of the second cooling is lower than the martensite transformation start temperature (Ms temperature) of the bainite rail steel, and the final cooling temperature of the second cooling in the present invention is 290-400°C.
- the cooling methods of the first cooling, the second cooling, and the second cooling may be cooling methods such as air cooling and air cooling.
- the first cooling and the third cooling in the present invention preferably adopt air cooling
- the second cooling method preferably adopts air cooling.
- the post-weld heat treatment method for bainite rails of the present invention can be used for welded joints of bainite rails obtained by welding at various temperatures.
- the present invention prefers the initial temperature of the welded joints of bainite rails obtained by welding. It is 1100-1400°C.
- the model of the bainite rail is a PB2 online heat-treated bainite rail, which is produced by a certain steel group.
- the post-weld heat treatment process method of the bainite rail welded joint of the present invention refers to TB/T1632.2-2014 "Rail Welding Part 2: Flash Welding” and TB/T1632.4-2014 "Rail Welding” Part 4: Air Pressure Welding
- the rail welded joints are machined into longitudinal section hardness samples, and the longitudinal section Rockwell hardness test of the welded joints is performed at a position 5mm under the tread.
- the measuring points are arranged symmetrically to the left and right sides with the weld as the center. , The measuring point spacing is 5mm, the Rockwell hardness method is carried out in accordance with GB/T230.1-2009, and the HRC scale is adopted.
- Hp represents the average hardness of the rail base material
- Hj represents the average hardness of the joint
- the joint hardness is less than 0.9
- the position of Hp indicates the softened area.
- the MTS-FT310 fatigue testing machine is used to conduct three-point bending fatigue test on rail welded joints, and the pulsating bending fatigue test mode is adopted.
- the load frequency is 7 Hz
- the load ratio is 0.2
- the maximum fatigue stress of the welded joint is 300 MPa.
- the test target is that no fatigue fracture of the welded joint occurs when the cyclic load is loaded 3 million times.
- the welded joint is subjected to post-weld heat treatment.
- the welded rail joint with a residual temperature of 1100°C is cooled in the first stage at a first cooling rate of 4.5°C/s to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head of the rail joint to 700°C, and then the rail joint is heated to 2.0°C
- the second cooling rate of 0.4°C/s performs the second stage cooling to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head of the rail joint to 200°C
- the third stage cooling of the rail joint is performed at the third cooling rate of 0.4°C/s to reduce the temperature of the rail joint.
- the surface temperature of the rail head is reduced to a room temperature of 25°C, thereby obtaining the post-weld heat-treated steel rail welded joint of the present invention.
- the first cooling and the third cooling are natural cooling in the air
- the second cooling is the use of a rail head profiling cooling device using compressed air or water mist mixture as the cooling medium for the rail head treads and rail joints.
- the cooling device is 40mm away from the tread of the rail head.
- the gas pressure of the compressed air or water mist mixture sprayed by the cooling device is 0.30 MPa.
- An infrared thermometer is used to monitor the temperature of the rail head tread.
- the bainite rail joint obtained in this example was machined into a longitudinal hardness sample, and the longitudinal Rockwell hardness test was performed on the welded joint at a position 5mm below the tread.
- the measuring points were symmetrically arranged to the left and right sides with the weld as the center.
- the dot pitch is 5mm.
- the Rockwell hardness test method is carried out in accordance with GB/T 230.1-2009, and the HRC scale is adopted.
- the longitudinal hardness data at the position 5mm below the rail head tread of the welded joint is shown in Table 1, and the longitudinal hardness distribution effect is shown in Figure 1.
- the longitudinal hardness of the rail joint within ⁇ 25 mm from the weld center reaches 88% of the average hardness of the rail base material.
- the width of the softening zone on both sides of the joint weld is 18.0mm, and the width of the softening zone on both sides of the joint weld is less than 20.0mm.
- the welded joint is subjected to post-weld heat treatment.
- the welded rail joints with a residual temperature of 1200°C are cooled in the first stage at a first cooling rate of 4.5°C/s to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head of the rail joint to 650°C, and then the rail joints are heated to 2.5°C.
- the second cooling rate of 0.10°C/s is used for the second stage of cooling to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head of the rail joint to 180°C, and the third stage of cooling is performed at the third cooling rate of 0.10°C/s to reduce the temperature of the rail joint.
- the surface temperature of the rail head is reduced to a room temperature of 25°C, thereby obtaining the post-weld heat-treated steel rail welded joint of the present invention.
- the first cooling and the third cooling are natural cooling in the air
- the second cooling is the use of a rail head profiling cooling device using compressed air or water mist mixture as the cooling medium for the rail head treads and rail joints.
- the cooling device is 40mm away from the tread of the rail head.
- the gas pressure of the water mist mixture sprayed by the cooling device is 0.60 MPa.
- An infrared thermometer is used to monitor the temperature of the rail head tread.
- the bainite rail welded joint obtained in this example was machined into a longitudinal hardness sample, and the welded joint was tested for longitudinal Rockwell hardness at a position 5mm below the tread.
- the measuring points were symmetrically arranged to the left and right sides with the weld as the center.
- the measuring point spacing is 5mm.
- the Rockwell hardness test method is carried out in accordance with GB/T 230.1-2009, and the HRC scale is adopted.
- the longitudinal hardness data at the position 5mm below the rail head tread of the welded joint is shown in Table 2, and the longitudinal hardness distribution effect is shown in Figure 2.
- the longitudinal hardness of the rail joint in the area of ⁇ 25 mm from the weld center reaches 90% of the average hardness of the rail base material.
- the width of the softening zone on both sides of the joint weld is 15mm on the left and 17.0mm on the right.
- the width of the softening zone on both sides of the joint weld is less than 20.0mm.
- the obtained rail joint is within ⁇ 25mm from the center of the weld.
- the average hardness is 39.0HRC, which is 90% of the average hardness of the rail base material.
- the width of the softening zone on both sides of the joint weld is 15mm on the left and 17.0mm on the right.
- the width of the softening zone on both sides of the joint weld is less than 20.0mm.
- the bainite rail welded joint sample obtained from this embodiment can pass the fatigue test with 2.3 million cycles, which is higher than the 2 million specified in TB/T1632.2-2014.
- the rail joint with a residual temperature of 1200°C is directly air-cooled to room temperature (about 25°C), so as to obtain the air cooling (natural cooling) condition Rail welded joints.
- the entire welded area is in a softened state compared with the hardness of the rail base material on both sides of the weld.
- the average hardness of the obtained rail joint within ⁇ 25mm from the weld center is 35.8HRC, which reaches 83% of the average hardness of the rail base material, which is lower than the range of 80-85% of the average hardness of the rail base material.
- the left and right sides of the joint weld
- the width of the softened zone is 25.0mm.
- the welded joint obtained from this comparative example tends to preferentially form a low rail head tread collapse in the softened area of the rail welded joint during line service, which affects the smoothness of the line and driving safety.
- the welded joint is subjected to post-weld heat treatment.
- the welded rail joint with a residual temperature of 1150°C is cooled in the first stage at a first cooling rate of 4.0°C/s to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head of the rail joint to 620°C, and then the rail joint is heated to 2.5°C.
- the second cooling rate of 0.10°C/s is used for the second stage of cooling to reduce the surface temperature of the rail head surface of the rail joint to 130°C, and finally the rail joint is subjected to the third stage of cooling at a third cooling rate of 0.10°C/s to reduce the temperature of the rail joint.
- the surface temperature of the rail head is reduced to a room temperature of 25°C, thereby obtaining the post-weld heat-treated steel rail welded joint of the present invention.
- the first cooling and the third cooling are natural cooling in the air;
- the second cooling is the use of rail head profile cooling device to use compressed air as the cooling medium to the rail head tread and rail head of the rail joint
- the cooling device is 40mm away from the rail head tread; in the second cooling process, the gas pressure of the compressed air injected by the cooling device is 0.60MPa.
- An infrared thermometer is used to monitor the temperature of the rail head tread.
- the process method provided by the present invention can reduce the percentage of martensite structure that may appear in the metallographic structure of the bainite rail welded joint. Control it to ⁇ 5%, control the longitudinal hardness of the rail joint within ⁇ 25mm from the center of the weld to 80-85% of the average hardness of the rail base material, and the width of the softening zone on both sides of the joint weld is less than 20.0mm, which is helpful To improve the "saddle-shaped" wear of the rail welded joint caused by the low hardness of the welded area during the service of the rail. At the same time, the fatigue life of the bainite rail joint can be maintained at more than 2.5 million times, and the purpose of ensuring a higher fatigue life of the joint is achieved while ensuring the higher hardness of the joint.
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对比文件 | 0.1~0.3 | 0.5~0.9 | 1.0~2.3 | 0.30~0.75 | 0.6~1.3 | 0.2~0.7 | / | 0.004 | ≤0.015 |
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- 一种用于贝氏体钢轨焊后接头热处理的施工方法,其特征在于:所述的施工方法以焊接获得的温度不低于1100℃的贝氏体焊接钢轨焊接接头为基础,先后分别通过三次冷却速度逐渐减慢的顺序冷却完成所述贝氏体钢轨焊接接头的焊后热处理工作,其中,二冷采用以压缩空气或水雾混合气为冷却介质的快速冷却,所述的压缩空气或水雾混合气通过钢轨轨头仿型冷却装置快速的喷射到焊接接头表面,其喷射压力在0.40~0.80MPa之间,喷嘴距轨头踏面的距离为20~50mm之间,二冷的终冷温度为290~400℃,该温度也是三冷的起冷温度。
- 根据权利要求1所述的用于贝氏体钢轨焊后接头热处理的施工方法,其特征在于:一冷的终冷却温度为550~750℃,该温度也是二冷的起冷温度。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的用于贝氏体钢轨焊后接头热处理的施工方法,其特征在于:一冷和三冷均采用在空气中进行的自然冷却。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的用于贝氏体钢轨焊后接头热处理的施工方法,其特征在于:一冷的冷却速度为3.0~5.0℃/s,二冷的冷却速度为1.5~2.5℃/s,三冷的冷却速度为0.05~0.50℃/s。
- 根据权利要求4所述的用于贝氏体钢轨焊后接头热处理的施工方法,其特征在于:一冷的起冷温度为1100~1400℃,三冷的终冷温度为10~30℃。
- 根据权利要求1所述的用于贝氏体钢轨焊后接头热处理的施工方法,其特征在于:在各个冷却阶段中,所述的起冷温度和终冷温度均为采用红外测温仪采集的钢轨轨头踏面的温度。
- 根据权利要求6所述的用于贝氏体钢轨焊后接头热处理的施工方法,其特征在于:所述贝氏体钢轨的焊接接头为闪光焊接接头或气压焊接接头,轨型为60~75kg/m的重型钢轨。
- 一种用于权利要求1所述施工方法的轨头仿型冷却装置,其特征在于:所述的轨头仿型冷却装置包括轨顶喷冷组件和轨头侧面喷冷组件,需要冷却的钢轨焊接接头的焊缝、热影响区及其附近的母材,分别通过轨顶喷冷组件的轨顶冷却喷头和轨头侧面喷冷组件的轨侧冷却喷头喷出的冷却介质快速冷却。
- 根据权利要求8所述的轨头仿型冷却装置,其特征在于:所述轨顶喷冷组件还包括轨顶冷媒输送管和长方体型喷头腔,所述的轨顶冷媒输送管从顶部与 所述的长方体型喷头腔连通,在所述长方体型喷头腔的底面上设置有所述的轨顶冷却喷头,所述长方体型喷头腔的长度大于钢轨焊接接头、热影响区以及两侧需要冷却的附近母材的长度之和;所述的轨头侧面喷冷组件还包括轨侧冷媒输送管和管式喷头腔体,所述的轨侧冷媒输送管从顶部与所述的管式喷头腔体连通,在所述管式喷头腔体朝向钢轨轨头侧面的那一个侧面上设置有所述的轨侧冷却喷头,所述的管式喷头腔体的长度大于钢轨焊接接头、热影响区以及两侧需要冷却的附近母材的长度之和。
- 根据权利要求8所述的轨头仿型冷却装置,其特征在于:所述的轨头仿型冷却装置还包括仿型架,所述的轨顶喷冷组件和所述的轨头侧面喷冷组件均布置在所述的仿型架上。
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