WO2021098234A1 - 一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法及应用 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method and application for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collected information, belonging to the field of material thermal processing, in particular to the field of material thermal processing on-line detection and control.
- the material or workpiece is heat-treated to form the expected organizational structure to meet the set performance requirements.
- Heat treatment process parameters such as heating temperature, holding time, and temperature change rate have a greater impact on the structure and properties of the material.
- the optimization and regulation of these process parameters are used in production to obtain the required structure and properties of the workpiece after heat treatment.
- the traditional method is to perform heat treatments with different temperatures, different holding times, and different temperature changing rates before production, and then perform performance testing and microstructure observation at room temperature. If the structure performance does not meet the target requirements, it is necessary to repeatedly adjust the process parameters and perform the heat treatment again. By continuously optimizing the process parameters to approach the target requirements of the heat treatment, it is impossible to directly detect the degree or state of the heat treatment and control the heat treatment process during the heat treatment process.
- Patent CN 109536859 A discloses a method for detecting the effect of solution quenching of 7075 aluminum alloy.
- the heat treatment time is determined by detecting the conductivity changes of samples with different solution temperatures and holding times.
- the measured conductivity is the conductivity after quenching, not heat treatment
- In-situ measurement in the process requires multiple sets of subsequent experiments to obtain the curves of conductivity, heating temperature, and holding time, and the experimental steps are more complicated.
- Patent CN 103175831 B proposes a method suitable for the analysis and evaluation of the proportion of the recrystallized structure of deformed aluminum alloy materials, which can distinguish the recrystallized structure from the deformed structure, and then distinguish and count the recrystallization status of the material.
- this method is not suitable for difficult-to-corrode or For materials that are too corrosive, the applicable range of materials is limited.
- Patent CN 105975727 A "Material data processing, generation, application methods and terminals, transport and processing platform” proposed a material data cloud processing platform, the goal is to solve the experimental problem of material testing and simulation calculation in the material genetic engineering technology is disconnected, but its The data generation and material preparation process are not carried out at the same time, and cannot be applied to the production process control of materials; patent CN 106447229 A "A Material Data Management System and Method in Material Informatics” discloses an informatics research framework that can add, delete, modify, and check material data, but does not perform a systematic analysis of the stored information.
- patent CN 110298289 A “Material Recognition Methods, Devices, Storage Media, and Electronic Equipment” discloses a device that determines the material information of a target object based on ultrasonic signals. It can be used for material recognition, but ultrasonic signals are susceptible to interference and may be The parts are damaged and the scope of application is limited.
- the present invention can realize high-temperature, continuous in-situ information collection while heat-treating the workpiece. At the same time, it can use material heat-treatment database resources and self-learning functions to process, analyze, and store the collected information in real time, and then perform online detection and testing. The heat treatment degree or state of the parts, and the heat treatment process of the optimized materials, to realize the online control of the heat treatment of the tested parts.
- the present invention provides a method, device and application for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collected information.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; in the process of heat treatment of a test piece, information and/or data are continuously collected in situ, and after information processing and/or data analysis are performed, it is related to the heat treatment information database Information or data comparison, online detection or characterization of the heat treatment degree or status of the tested part, and then optimize the heat treatment process of the material and/or regulate the heat treatment of the tested part, so that the tested part can reach the set heat treatment target and/or organization performance.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information;
- the heat treatment includes, but is not limited to, homogenization, solid solution, aging, and recovery recrystallization annealing;
- the heat treatment process includes at least one of operations such as heating, heat preservation, and cooling
- the degree or state of the heat treatment includes, but is not limited to, underaging, peak aging, overaging, recovery, beginning to recrystallize, and complete recrystallization.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; said in-situ collection is the real-time collection of information and/or data of the test piece in the actual heat treatment environment; preferably, the information is electrical information, including but not Limited to voltage, resistance, resistivity, conductivity, and conductivity, various electrical information can be converted accordingly.
- the conversion includes both numerical conversion and unit conversion. The conversion uses at least one of the following formulas.
- Resistance ( ⁇ ) voltage (V) ⁇ current (A).
- Resistivity ( ⁇ •m) resistance ( ⁇ ) ⁇ cross-sectional area (m 2 ) ⁇ length (m).
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection information; the collection methods of electrical information include but are not limited to the DC four-point method, the single bridge method, and the double bridge method; preferably, the DC four-point method can be used. Reduce or even eliminate the influence of wire and contact resistance on the collection of information.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; the information processing is to reduce redundancy and noise information through information screening and classification processing, data acquisition and conversion, and improve the recognition of information; the data analysis is Through feature extraction, data mining and integration, data dimensionality reduction and data processing are performed to improve the accuracy of detection; the information processing is preferably related to electrical information-time curve and/or electrical information-temperature curve; said correlation Processing includes but is not limited to calculating the change value of electrical information, calculating the rate of change of electrical information, and calculating the coefficient of heat treatment degree.
- the E 0 is the electrical information corresponding to the initial heat treatment degree, preferably The electrical information corresponding to the temperature of the test piece reaching the preset initial conditions;
- the E ti is the electrical information corresponding to any time in the heat treatment process, which is the electrical information corresponding to a certain degree before the target heat treatment degree is reached;
- the E u is the target heat treatment
- the electrical information corresponding to the degree is preferably the electrical information corresponding to the performance and/or structure of the test piece reaching the heat treatment target.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information;
- the heat treatment information database stores a variety of materials and their heat treatment information and data, including but not limited to material information and data, heat treatment systems and related process parameters, Heat treatment process information and data;
- the material information and data include material composition and basic properties, heat treatment organization and performance indicators;
- the heat treatment system includes, but is not limited to, the homogenization treatment system, the solution treatment system, the aging system, and the softening annealing system;
- the relevant process parameters include but are not limited to heating temperature, holding time, heating rate, and cooling rate;
- the heat treatment process information and data include, but are not limited to, the temperature and electrical information of different heat treatment processes; preferably, a neural network driven by data Multi-component materials are classified, based on principal component analysis and correlation analysis, the internal essential structural features of the data are extracted, and a process-organization-performance relational database with components as the main line is constructed.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collected information;
- the relational database support is not limited to the following database types: SQL Server, MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite, Access, H2, Oracle, PostgreSQL; database access technologies include but not Limited to ODBC, DAO, OLE DB, ADO, the storage content can be added, deleted, modified, and inquired according to actual needs.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collected information; for materials that have been recorded in a heat treatment information database, electrical information, characteristic organization and performance information of the material in a set heat treatment process can be directly obtained from the database.
- electrical information-time curve shown in Figure 1 Take the electrical information-time curve shown in Figure 1 as an example.
- t 0 is the starting time point of the heat treatment (the starting point of the abscissa of the curve)
- E 0 is the electrical level corresponding to the initial heat treatment.
- t 1 , t 2 , t 3 ... are different moments in the heat treatment process
- E t1 , E t2 , E t3 ... are electrical information corresponding to different heat treatment moments, corresponding to the degree of heat treatment, tu , E u To achieve the target heat treatment time and the corresponding electrical information.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; for heat treatment such as homogenization and solid solution, as the heat treatment time is prolonged, the electrical information-time curve gradually tends to be horizontal. Theoretically, at an appropriate solid solution temperature, the second phase gradually re-dissolves until it is completely dissolved into the matrix, and the corresponding electrical information-time curve tends to be horizontal, as shown in Figure 2. However, there are often insoluble or poorly soluble phases in actual production. After solution treatment for a certain period of time, the degree of solid solution no longer changes or the rate of change is relatively small. Preferably, the rate of change of the slope of the electrical information-time curve is relatively small.
- a near-stable solid solution degree is defined as the target heat treatment degree.
- the solid solution degree of the near-stable solid solution degree and the corresponding electrical information are similar to the stable solid solution degree, but the required heat treatment time is greatly shortened.
- Methods for determining the degree of near-stable solid solution include, but are not limited to: setting the absolute value of the measured electrical information-time curve to the degree of solid solution corresponding to the starting point of the set value as the near-stable solid solution degree, and setting the measured electrical information with The difference of the stable electrical information recorded in the material heat treatment information database reaches the set value and the corresponding solid solution degree is set to the near stable solid solution degree, and the material performance or structure during the heat treatment process reaches the target solid solution degree. Set as near-stable solid solution degree.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; for aging and recovery recrystallization annealing, there are critical heat treatment states such as the beginning of desolvation, peak aging, the beginning of recrystallization, and complete recrystallization.
- the target heat treatment degree Eu is based on The target performance and/or structure of the material heat treatment are determined;
- Figure 3 is the electrical information-time curve and characteristic structure diagram measured during the alloy aging process.
- the characteristic structure and corresponding properties of the material's recovery, start of recrystallization, complete recrystallization, and secondary recrystallization can be retrieved in the heat treatment information database.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection information; for materials not recorded in the heat treatment information database, for different heat treatment processes, characteristic points are selected on the electrical information-time curve and electrical information-temperature curve obtained by the detection, Detect the composition, organization and performance of the material separately, and then store the material information and data, heat treatment process data, heat treatment process information and data, etc.
- the characteristic points Including but not limited to the starting point where the curve becomes a horizontal line (or the starting point where the absolute value of the slope of the curve is less than a certain set value), the inflection point of the curve (the point where the unevenness of the curve changes), the point where the slope of the curve changes non-steadyly (the rate of change of the curve slope or The point where the change value exceeds the set range), the corresponding point on the curve of the characteristic heat treatment degree or critical heat treatment state, the point with the same time interval, and the point with the same temperature interval; the characteristic heat treatment degree or critical heat treatment state includes but is not limited to low
- the melting point phase begins to dissolve, the second phase begins to re-dissolve, the solid solution begins to desolvate, peak aging, recrystallization begins, complete recrystallization, and recrystallized grains grow.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection information; the heat treatment information database can be continuously improved or optimized through subsequent detection and self-learning to improve the credibility and usability of the data; the self-learning is based on neural network algorithms, random At least one of forest algorithm and particle swarm algorithm; its operating environment support is not limited to the following operating systems: Windows, Android, Linux, Mac OS, IOS, and the learning results provide terminal services to users through SOAP and RESTful; at the same time, the present invention
- the above-mentioned algorithms involved can be connected with the Bayesian optimization algorithm to achieve the purpose of the optimization algorithm.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection information;
- the heat treatment information database is a local database or a cloud database;
- the cloud database is composed of data uploaded by different users, and its functions include, but are not limited to, management authority, verification access, and storage Data, process data, manage data, analyze data.
- the present invention is a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collected information; there are many ways to apply the information and data in the heat treatment information database, such as detecting and characterizing the degree of heat treatment of materials by calculating the slope of the electrical information-time curve, etc. State, etc., it should be considered that any method based on the method described in this patent, that is, continuous in-situ collection of electrical information and related processing, on-line detection, characterization and regulation of the degree of heat treatment, all belong to the scope of protection of this patent.
- the hardware used in the information acquisition and processing module includes a computer eithley 2450 digital source meter; Keithley 2182A nanovoltmeter; a special fixture; a data cable; the computer contains a CPU, a motherboard, a graphics card, a memory bar, a display, a hard disk, and so on.
- the hardware used for self-learning module and heat treatment information database construction includes computer eithley 2450 digital source meter; Keithley 2182A nanovoltmeter; special fixture; data cable; the computer contains CPU, motherboard, graphics card, memory bar, display, hard disk Wait.
- the hardware used in the heat treatment control module includes: Xiamen Yudian high-performance intelligent thermostat AI-708; K-type thermocouple; USB to RS485 data line.
- the hardware used in the heat treatment system includes: Tianjin Zhonghuan furnace 1200°C three-temperature zone vacuum atmosphere tubular electric furnace.
- the present invention is an application of a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; the method can be applied to optimize the heat treatment process of materials and/or online regulation and control of the heat treatment of the test piece.
- the present invention is an application of a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collected information; the method is applied to heat treatment process optimization, and based on the basic data set of heat treatment process-characteristic organization-electrical information, an efficient global optimization adaptive design model is established to solve heat treatment The optimization problem of multi-objective and multi-parameter system.
- the present invention is an application of a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; the method is applied to homogenization processing, including but not limited to determining a suitable homogenization temperature, homogenization time, heating rate, and cooling rate, and the homogenization includes Single-stage homogenization and multi-stage homogenization; the specific operation is preferably: select several temperatures for homogenization and collect information in situ, and use the temperature that takes the shortest time to reach the target homogenization degree without overburning as the appropriate homogenization temperature; The appropriate homogenization time is determined according to the electrical information-time curve corresponding to the appropriate homogenization temperature, and the corresponding time when the homogenization degree coefficient reaches 100% (or the absolute value of the curve slope is less than the set value) is determined as the appropriate homogenization time.
- the present invention is an application of a heat treatment method based on in-situ collection of information; the method is applied to solid solution treatment, including but not limited to determining an appropriate solid solution temperature, solid solution time, heating rate, and cooling rate, and the solid solution includes Single-stage solid solution, multi-stage solid solution; the specific operation is preferably: select several temperatures for solid solution while collecting information in situ, and use the temperature that takes the shortest time to reach the target solid solution degree without over-burning as the appropriate solid solution temperature; Determine the appropriate solution time according to the electrical information-time curve corresponding to the appropriate solution temperature, and determine the appropriate solution time when the solution degree coefficient reaches 100% (or the absolute value of the curve slope is less than the set value); 5 is a schematic diagram of the resistivity-time curve of a typical alloy solid solution at different temperatures, T 1 >T 2 >T 3 >T 4 >T 5 , the resistivities of the corresponding curves of T 1 and T 5 cannot tend to Stable, the resistivity of the corresponding curves of T 2 , T 3 and T 4
- Figure 7 shows the resistivity-time curve of a typical alloy solid solution and the characterization of the solid solution degree Schematic diagram, when the absolute value of the preset resistivity-time curve slope is less than the set value k, the solid solution is completed, point A
- the present invention is an application of a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; the method is applied to aging treatment, including but not limited to determining the desolvation sequence of various aging precipitated phases and the time window for precipitation of new phases, and determining the peak intensity
- the aging time of the alloy and the time nodes to reach different aging degrees.
- the aging includes single-stage aging and multi-stage aging;
- Figure 8 is the electrical information-time curve of alloy aging and the schematic diagram of the precipitation of the corresponding phases, the ⁇ phase and ⁇ phase are separated out Both the growth and growth will cause the slope of the curve to change.
- Figure 9 shows the resistivity-time curve before and after the optimization of the alloy composition.
- the alloy composition changes slightly, and the resistivity-time curve changes significantly.
- the composition change causes the peak aging time to change. Therefore, according to the aging resistivity-time curve, it can be Determine the time node at which the alloy reaches different aging degrees at the set temperature.
- the present invention is an application of a heat treatment method based on in-situ collection of information; the method is applied to the recovery recrystallization annealing, including but not limited to predicting the time required for the material to reach the specified annealing degree at the specified temperature, and predicting the specified cold deformation of the material to reach the specified The time required for the degree of annealing, compare the ability of different materials to resist recrystallization under the same heat treatment conditions.
- the present invention is an application of a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; predicting the time required for a material to reach a specified annealing degree at a specified temperature refers to predicting the material that has not been tested by self-learning and fitting in the database.
- the time required for temperature annealing to reach the specified annealing degree, the specific operation is preferably: call the known information or data of the specified temperature adjacent to the specified temperature in the material heat treatment information database, and predict the annealing at the specified temperature to reach the set annealing degree through self-learning Time;
- Figure 10 shows the resistivity-time curve of annealing of the same material at different temperatures (T 1 >T 2 >T 3 ).
- the present invention is an application of a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; predicting the time required for a specified cold deformation material to reach a specified annealing degree refers to the prediction of the material in the database through self-learning and fitting.
- the time required for annealing at the specified temperature after cold deformation to reach the specified annealing degree is preferably: in the material heat treatment information database, call the information or data corresponding to the known cold deformation amount adjacent to the specified cold deformation amount, Through self-learning, predict the time required for the annealing to reach the set annealing degree without storing the cold deformation in the database;
- the present invention is an application of a heat treatment method based on in-situ collection of information; the specific operation of comparing the ability of different materials to resist recrystallization under the same heat treatment conditions is preferably: multiple metals are placed in a heat treatment system for detection at the same time or separately in the same heat treatment system. Test under heat treatment conditions and compare the annealing degree coefficients at the same time point in the electrical information-time curve. The larger the value, the higher the annealing softening degree and the weaker the anti-recrystallization ability of the material. The longer the time to reach the same annealing degree coefficient, the material The stronger the resistance to recrystallization.
- Figure 12 is the resistivity-time curve of the two materials under the same annealing conditions. To reach the same annealing degree, the time required for alloy 1 is shorter than that of alloy 2, indicating that the anti-recrystallization ability of alloy 1 is weaker than that of alloy 2.
- the present invention is an application of a method for regulating and controlling heat treatment based on in-situ collection of information; the method is applied to online regulating and controlling heat treatment, and the specific operation is preferably: continuous collection of information and/or data in situ during the heat treatment process, through real-time information processing and data analysis After that, it is compared with related information or data in the heat treatment information database to detect or characterize the degree or state of heat treatment, and then adjust the heat treatment process parameters and control the heat treatment process, so that the test piece can achieve the set heat treatment target and/or tissue performance.
- Figure 13 is a schematic diagram of real-time control of heat treatment based on the comparison results of in-situ measured electrical information and reference electrical information.
- Point A is the point where the measured resistivity-time curve overlaps with the reference resistivity-time curve, keeping the heat treatment parameters unchanged; at B Point, the measured resistivity-time curve deviates from the reference resistivity-time curve, adjust the heat treatment parameters, at point C, the measured resistivity-time curve returns to the reference resistivity-time curve, at point D, the heat treatment target is reached and the heat treatment is stopped.
- the reference electrical information is obtained from the heat treatment information database.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of obtaining the reference electrical information.
- the obtaining method is preferably: based on the electrical information of the same material and the same heat treatment process in the database, obtaining electrical information and heat treatment parameters through self-learning
- the logical rules and/or data relationships between the data are stored in the heat treatment information database as a sample, and the database is continuously optimized through subsequent testing.
- the present invention is an application device and software system for regulating and controlling heat treatment method based on in-situ collection of information. Its structural block diagram is shown in Figure 15, including an information collection and processing module, a self-learning module, a heat treatment information database, a heat treatment control module, and a heat treatment system;
- the information collection and processing module is used for in-situ collection and real-time processing of the heat treatment information of the test piece, the collection frequency is adjustable, and the electrical information used can be converted in real time;
- the self-learning module is used to analyze logic laws and/or
- the data relationship includes, but is not limited to, analyzing the logical laws between materials and heat treatment, information and information, or the association between data and data;
- the heat treatment information database is used to store the data obtained by the information collection and processing module and provide terminal services;
- the heat treatment control module is used to generate a control command according to the analysis result of the self-learning module, which can be operated according to a preset mode or can be adjusted online; the heat treatment system execute
- the present invention is an application of a heat treatment method based on in-situ collection of information; in addition to the above applications, the method of the present invention can be applied in various forms in the actual production process; it should be considered that all based on the method described in this patent, that is, through continuous in-situ collection Electrical information and related processing, on-line detection, characterization and control of heat treatment are all within the protection scope of this patent.
- the present invention proposes a technical solution based on in-situ collection of information and/or data to regulate heat treatment, which has the following technical advantages.
- Online non-destructive testing can be performed on all conductive tested parts.
- the shape of the tested part is not restricted, the heat treatment temperature is not restricted, and the heat treatment location is not restricted. It can be applied in the laboratory and the production site, and the movement state of the tested part is not restricted. Restricted, it can be stationary or can move continuously, preferably there is no relative movement between the test piece and the detection device.
- the present invention realizes the sensitive and accurate capture of heat treatment organization change response information.
- efficient information processing and professional data analysis it realizes effective data investigation, mining and optimization, and improves
- the effective information storage capacity of the database reduces system errors and improves the accuracy of detection and control.
- the present invention has a self-learning function, and realizes deep integration with material thermodynamics and diffusion kinetics database, material heat treatment expert system, high-throughput calculation and experimental platform, and constructs a process-organization-performance relational database with composition as the main line , Through the automatic judgment of the organization evolution of the whole process, the automatic adjustment of performance-driven process parameters can be realized, and the heat treatment target can be achieved through real-time adjustment of heat treatment, and the organization and performance requirements of the tested part can be accurately met.
- the informatization application of the present invention is compatible with a variety of operating systems and application platforms.
- the user-friendly software combined with the Internet can carry out rapid data transfer and remote operation, and can be used with big data cloud computing systems, scientific research data sharing systems, and material genes.
- the database integration system realizes data sharing, and provides support for material design and development based on machine learning, and the application of artificial intelligence in material production.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the relationship between electrical information and time.
- Figure 2 shows the electrical information-time curve during the solid solution process of the alloy.
- Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of electrical information-time curve and characteristic structure measured during alloy aging.
- Figure 4 shows the electrical information-time curve measured during the annealing process of the cold deformed material.
- Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of the resistivity-time curve of a typical alloy solid solution at different temperatures.
- Figure 6 shows the resistivity-time curve of a typical alloy solid solution.
- Figure 7 is a schematic diagram showing the resistivity-time curve and the degree of solid solution of a typical alloy solid solution.
- Figure 8 is the electrical information-time curve of alloy aging and the schematic diagram of the precipitation behavior.
- Figure 9 shows the resistivity-time curve before and after optimization of alloy composition.
- Figure 10 shows the resistivity-time curve of annealing of the same material at different temperatures (T 1 > T 2 > T 3 ).
- Figure 11 is the resistivity-time curve of the workpiece with different cold deformation under the set temperature.
- Figure 12 shows the resistivity-time curves of the two materials under the same annealing conditions.
- Fig. 13 is a schematic diagram of real-time control of heat treatment by comparing the results of in-situ measured electrical information and reference electrical information.
- Fig. 14 is a schematic diagram of obtaining reference electrical information.
- Figure 15 is a block diagram of the module structure of the application device.
- Fig. 16 is the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 1.
- Fig. 17 is an SEM photograph of a sample of Example 1.
- FIG. 18 is the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 2.
- Figure 19 is a TEM photograph of a sample of Example 2.
- Fig. 20 is the energy spectrum analysis result of the corresponding area in Fig. 19.
- FIG. 21 is the resistivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 3.
- FIG. 23 is the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 5.
- Fig. 24 is an SEM photograph of a sample of Example 5.
- FIG. 25 is the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 6.
- Fig. 26 is a TEM photograph of a sample of Example 6.
- Fig. 27 is the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 7.
- Fig. 28 is a TEM photograph of a sample of Example 7.
- Fig. 29 is the resistivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 8.
- Figure 30 is a TEM photograph of a sample of Example 8.
- Fig. 31 is the voltage-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 9.
- Figure 32 is an OM photograph of the sample of Example 9.
- Fig. 33 is a conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test of Example 10.
- FIG. 34 is an OM photograph of an annealed sample of Al-0.16Y alloy in Example 10.
- 35 is an OM photograph of an annealed sample of Al-0.16Y-0.15Zr alloy in Example 10.
- Fig. 36 is the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test in Example 11.
- Fig. 37 is the conductivity-time curve measured in Example 11 at 450°C.
- Fig. 38 is the resistivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test of Example 12.
- Fig. 39 is a resistivity-time curve of the alloy of Example 12 measured at 475°C.
- Figure 40 shows the measured resistivity-time curve and reference electrical information curve of the 7B50 alloy in Example 13 during the solid solution process at 470°C.
- Figure 41 shows the measured conductivity-time curve and reference electrical information curve of the Al-0.10Zr-0.10La-0.02B alloy in Example 14.
- Fig. 42 is an SEM photograph of a sample of Example 14.
- FIG. 43 is the resistivity-time curve obtained in the in-situ test of Example 15.
- Figure 44 shows the conductivity-temperature curve of Al-0.13Fe-0.33Si-0.10La alloy simulated by JmatPro7.0.0 software in Comparative Example 1.
- Figure 45 is the hardness curve of Al-4wt.%Cu alloy in Comparative Example 2 after solid solution for different time and aging at 170°C/12h.
- Fig. 46 shows the homogenization hardness-time curve of Al-1.00Hf-0.16Y alloy in Comparative Example 3.
- Figure 47 shows the hardness curve of Al-4wt.%Cu alloy aged at 190°C in Comparative Example 4.
- Figure 48 shows the hardness curve and room temperature conductivity curve of Al-4.5Zn-1.2Mg alloy aged at 170°C in Comparative Example 5.
- Figure 49 shows the hardness change curve of the aluminum alloy in Comparative Example 6 when annealed at different temperatures and isochronous for 1 h.
- Figure 50 shows the hardness curve of 7B50 alloy in Comparative Example 7 after solid solution for different time and aging at 170°C/8h.
- the temperature of the heat treatment system reaches the set temperature, information is collected; electrical information is collected using the DC four-point method, and the specific parameters (length of electrical information collection area, constant current, electrical information type, etc.) are adjusted according to the test piece.
- the material properties and microstructure obtained by traditional testing methods can be entered into the material heat treatment information database before testing, or can be added after testing. It should be understood that such data is not necessary for the patented method and can be used to verify the patented testing. As a result, assist in improving the accuracy and applicability of the self-learning model.
- the detection content and results of the following embodiments are all entered under the corresponding material entry in the material heat treatment information database, so as to enrich and perfect the material heat treatment information database of the present invention, and continuously improve the reliability of subsequent detection and control.
- Example 1 Online detection of the degree of solid solution of Al-0.1Zn-0.2Mg-0.1Fe-0.05Mn alloy at different temperatures and different times to determine the appropriate solid solution temperature of the alloy.
- the recommended solution temperature range is 510°C ⁇ 540°C.
- the absolute value of the slope of the conductivity-time curve is less than or equal to 1.00 ⁇ 10 -4 MS/(m ⁇ h)
- the alloy reaches a near stable solid solution.
- the degree of dissolution, the required solid solution time is 6-12h.
- Figure 16 shows the conductivity-time curves of solid solution at different temperatures obtained by in-situ tests.
- the solid solution temperatures are 510°C, 530°C, and 550°C, respectively.
- the absolute value of the slope of the conductivity-time curve of solid solution at 510°C for 12h is 1.20 ⁇ 10 -4 MS/(m ⁇ h), which is greater than 1.00 ⁇ 10 -4 MS/(m ⁇ h), indicating that the near-stable solid solution has not yet been reached.
- the degree of solubility is determined by the system through self-learning that 510°C is not a suitable solution temperature.
- the conductivity-time curve of solid solution at 530°C for 12 hours tends to be stable, and the absolute value of the curve slope corresponding to 8 hours of solid solution is 1.00 ⁇ 10 -4 MS/(m ⁇ h), indicating that the nearly stable solid solution degree has been reached, and the system has passed Self-study identified 530°C as the appropriate solution temperature.
- the absolute value of the slope of the conductivity-time curve of solid solution at 550°C for 12h is 3.33 ⁇ 10 -3 MS/(m ⁇ h), which is greater than 1.00 ⁇ 10 -4 MS/(m ⁇ h), and the system has passed self-learning as 550 °C is not a suitable solid solution temperature.
- Figure 17 is the SEM photograph of the sample solution at 550°C for different time (0h, 4h, 8h, 12h). There are more coarse second phases in the as-cast structure, as shown in Figure 17(a), after solid solution for 4h There are still some coarse phases, as shown in Figure 17(b). After 8 hours of solid solution, part of the grain boundaries began to melt. As shown in Figure 17(c), it indicates that over-sintering occurred. After 12 hours of solid solution, the grain boundaries melted a lot. As shown in Figure 17(d), it indicates that a severe burn has occurred.
- Example 2 Online detection of the state of Al-4wt.%Cu alloy solid solution at 535°C for different times to determine the appropriate time for the alloy to be solid solution at 535°C.
- Figure 18 shows the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test, solid solution for 3600s, the absolute value of the slope at the corresponding point of the conductivity-time curve is 3.67 ⁇ 10 -5 MS/(m ⁇ s), after solution solution for 7275s, the conductivity The absolute value of the slope of the corresponding point of the rate-time curve reaches 8 ⁇ 10 -6 MS/(m ⁇ s).
- the system recognizes that it has reached a near-stable solid solution degree through self-learning, and automatically takes 7275s (or rounded to 2h) as the alloy in 535. Suitable time for solid solution at °C.
- Fig. 19 is a TEM photograph of the sample solution for 3600s and 7200s at 535°C
- Fig. 20 is the energy spectrum analysis result of the marked area in Fig. 19.
- Solid solution for 3600s there is a large amount of undissolved phase structure; solid solution for 7200s, the second phase basically dissolves into the matrix, which proves that the alloy has reached a nearly stable solid solution degree at 535°C for 2h.
- Example 3 On-line detection of the state of the Mg-10Al-1Zn alloy solid solution at 430°C for different times to determine the appropriate time for the alloy to be solid solution at 430°C.
- Figure 21 is the resistivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test. After solid solution for 35842s, the resistivity reaches 1.7890 ⁇ 10 -7 ⁇ m, and the system recognizes that it has reached a near-stable solid solution degree through self-learning. 10h) as a suitable time for the alloy to solid-dissolve at 430°C.
- Example 4 Online detection of the state of homogenization treatment of Zn-15Al solder at 330°C for different times to determine the appropriate time for homogenization of the alloy at 330°C.
- Figure 22 shows the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test. After homogenizing 13795s, the conductivity reaches 4.925MS/m. The system recognizes that it has reached a nearly stable homogenization degree through self-learning, and automatically takes 13795s (or rounded to 4h) as Suitable time for homogenization of the alloy at 330°C.
- Example 5 On-line detection of the Al-1.00Hf-0.16Y alloy at 635°C homogenization treatment for different time states, to determine the appropriate time for the alloy to homogenize at 635°C.
- the Al-1.00Hf-0.16Y alloy reaches a near stable homogenization degree at 635°C, and the absolute value of the slope of the conductivity-time curve is less than or equal to 9 ⁇ 10 -4 %IACS/h, which is required to be uniform
- the transformation time is 14 ⁇ 36h.
- Figure 23 shows the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test. After homogenizing 66961s, the absolute value of the slope of the conductivity-time curve reaches 9 ⁇ 10 -4 %IACS/h, and the system has achieved a nearly stable homogenization degree through self-learning. , Automatically use 66961s (or rounded to 19h) as the appropriate homogenization time for the alloy at 635°C.
- Figure 24 is a SEM photograph of samples homogenized for different times (10h, 19h) at 635°C.
- the homogenization time is 10h, as shown in Figure 24(a)
- the dendrite segregation is basically eliminated, indicating that a nearly stable homogenization level has been reached after 635°C/19h.
- Example 6 On-line detection of the desolvation behavior of Al-4wt.%Cu alloy aging at 150°C to determine the time node for the precipitation of a new phase.
- the desolubilization sequence of Al-4wt.%Cu alloy aging at 150°C is ⁇ ’’ phase (GPII zone) ⁇ ⁇ ’ phase ⁇ ⁇ phase.
- Figure 25 shows the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test.
- the conductivity corresponding to the initial aging degree is 32.19%IACS, and the corresponding conductivity rises to 33.10%IACS after 48h aging.
- the conductivity-time curve corresponds to aging 11h and 20h. There are 3 obvious slope mutation points at 37h.
- the system determines through self-learning that they correspond to the ⁇ '' phase (GPII zone), ⁇ 'phase and ⁇ respectively. The phase begins to precipitate.
- Figure 26 is the TEM photograph of the Al-4wt.%Cu alloy aged at 150°C for different times (11h, 20h, 37h) (the electron beam incident direction is [100] Al ), when the aging time is 11h, as shown in Figure 26 As shown in (a), the ⁇ '' phase (GPII zone) is precipitated. When the aging time is 20h, as shown in Figure 26(b), the ⁇ 'phase is precipitated. When the aging time is 37h, as shown in Figure 26 ( As shown in c), the ⁇ phase is precipitated.
- Example 7 On-line detection of the desolubilization behavior of Al-4wt.%Cu alloy aging at 190°C to determine the time node for the precipitation of a new phase.
- the desolubilization sequence of Al-4wt.%Cu alloy aging at 190°C is ⁇ 'phase ⁇ ⁇ phase.
- Figure 27 shows the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test.
- the conductivity corresponding to the initial aging degree is 17.15 MS/m, and the corresponding conductivity rises to 17.72 MS/m after aging for 48 hours.
- On the conductivity-time curve there are two obvious slope mutation points at 9h and 32h corresponding to the aging.
- the system determines the corresponding relationship between the conductivity change and the second phase precipitation in the material heat treatment information database through self-learning. The ⁇ phase begins to precipitate.
- Figure 28 is the TEM photograph of the Al-4wt.%Cu alloy aged at 190°C for different times (9h, 32h, 48h) (the electron beam incident direction is [100] Al ), when the aging time is 9h, as shown in Figure 28 As shown in (a), the ⁇ 'phase is precipitated. When the aging time is 32h, as shown in Figure 28(b), the ⁇ phase is precipitated. When the aging time is 48h, as shown in Figure 28(c), Theta phase.
- Example 8 On-line detection of the aging state of Al-4.5Zn-1.2Mg alloy aging at 170°C for different times, and determining the time nodes for reaching different degrees of aging.
- the desolubilization sequence of Al-4.5Zn-1.2Mg alloy aging at 170°C is ⁇ 'phase ⁇ ⁇ phase, and the peak aging time is 9-24h.
- Figure 29 shows the resistivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test.
- the resistivity corresponding to the initial aging degree is 5.75 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ m
- the resistivity after 48h aging is 5.04 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ m.
- the system identifies the corresponding atomic clusters and ⁇ through self-learning. The'phase and ⁇ phase begin to separate out, and the aging time is less than 12h as the under-aging state, the aging time is 12h to reach the peak aging state, and the aging time is higher than 19h as the over-aging state.
- Figure 30 is the TEM photograph of the Al-4.5Zn-1.2Mg alloy aged at 170°C for different times (0h, 6h, 12h, 19h) (the electron beam incident direction is [100] Al ), when the aging time is 0h, As shown in Figure 30(a), the alloy matrix is very pure, and when the ageing time is 6h, as shown in Figure 30(b), only small point-like phases are precipitated, which is under-aged. The ageing time is At 12h, as shown in Figure 30(c), a large amount of ⁇ 'phase is precipitated in the alloy, corresponding to the peak aging state. When the aging time is 19h, as shown in Figure 30(d), the alloy precipitates a spherical ⁇ phase, and the grain boundary The width of the precipitation-free band is above 400nm, which is an over-aged state.
- Example 9 On-line detection of the degree or state of recovery and recrystallization of the rolled industrial pure aluminum sheet annealing at 300°C for different times .
- Search material heat treatment information database For rolled industrial pure aluminum sheet, when complete recrystallization is the heat treatment target, 0% ⁇ P ⁇ 65% corresponds to the recovery state, 65% ⁇ P ⁇ 95% corresponds to the recrystallization state, 95% ⁇ P ⁇ 100% corresponds to grain growth.
- Figure 31 shows the voltage-time curve obtained by the in-situ test.
- the voltage gradually decreases with the extension of the annealing time.
- the voltage before annealing is 0.6044mV, and it stabilizes after 12000s. Its stable voltage is 0.5973mV.
- the corresponding voltages for annealing 0s, 2000s, 6000s, and 12000s are 0.6044mV, 0.5995mV, 0.5980mV, 0.5974mV, respectively, and the corresponding voltages are automatically calculated.
- the annealing degree coefficients are 0%, 69.01%, 90.14%, 98.59%, and the system recognizes that the corresponding heat treatment degrees are rolled, incompletely recrystallized, recrystallized, and grain growth through self-learning.
- Figure 32 is the metallographic photo of the samples corresponding to different annealing times (0s, 2000s, 6000s, 12000s).
- the annealing time is 0s, as shown in Figure 32(a), it is a fiber structure with elongated grains.
- the annealing time is 2000s, as shown in Figure 32(b), recrystallization occurs in a local area.
- the annealing time is 6000s, as shown in Figure 32(c) incomplete recrystallization occurs.
- Example 10 On-line detection of the recrystallization annealing process of aluminum alloy with different microalloying elements added at 420°C, comparing the degree of recovery and recrystallization of the two metals under the same annealing conditions, and evaluating the effect of the added elements on the heat resistance of the alloy, where alloy 1 is 0.16wt.%Y is added to industrial pure aluminum, and alloy 2 is 0.16wt.%Y and 0.15wt.%Zr to industrial pure aluminum.
- Figure 33 shows the conductivity-time curve obtained by the in-situ test.
- the conductivity of the Al-0.16Y alloy before annealing is 13.19MS/m, and it becomes stable after annealing for 4h.
- the corresponding conductivity is 13.28MS/m
- Al-0.16 The conductivity of Y-0.15Zr alloy before annealing is 13.09MS/m, and it becomes stable after 5h annealing, and the corresponding conductivity is 13.15MS/m.
- the system automatically calculates the time required for the annealing degree coefficient of the two alloys to reach 30%, 60%, and 90%.
- the time required for Al-0.16Y is 0.68h, 1.67h, 3.00h, respectively.
- the time required for -0.16Y-0.15Zr is 0.70h, 1.78h, 3.56h, respectively, to reach the same degree of heat treatment.
- Al-0.16Y-0.15Zr alloy takes longer time. It is determined that Al-0.16Y-0.15Zr alloy has more High resistance to recrystallization.
- Figure 34 is the metallographic photo of the samples corresponding to the annealing of Al-0.16Y alloy at different times (0h, 2h, 4h, 6h).
- the annealing time is 0h, as shown in Figure 34(a)
- the grains are elongated
- the annealing time is 2h, as shown in Figure 34(b)
- partial recrystallization occurs.
- the annealing time is 4h, as shown in Figure 34(c)
- the grains merge and grow.
- the annealing time is 8h, as shown in Figure 34(d)
- the recrystallized grains grow abnormally.
- Figure 35 is the metallographic photo of the Al-0.16Y-0.15Zr alloy annealed at different times (0h, 2h, 4h, 6h).
- the grains are The elongated fiber structure, when the annealing time is 2h, as shown in Figure 35(b), is mainly fiber structure, when the annealing time is 4h, as shown in Figure 35(c), the alloy is partially recrystallized. When the annealing time is 8h, as shown in Figure 35(d), complete recrystallization has occurred. The results show that the Al-0.16Y-0.15Zr alloy has better resistance to recrystallization (or heat resistance).
- Example 11 Information and data on annealing of Al-0.1Sc cold-shifted alloy at 400°C and 500°C are already stored in the material heat treatment information database, and the time for the annealing to start recrystallization at 450°C is predicted.
- Figure 36 shows the conductivity-time curve of the Al-0.1Sc alloy recrystallization annealing at 400°C and 500°C in the material heat treatment information database.
- Figure 36(a) shows the alloy annealing at 400°C corresponding to the initial degree The conductivity is 23.63%IACS, and the conductivity becomes stable after 6.5h of annealing, the corresponding conductivity is 23.93%IACS, and the annealing time corresponding to the start of recrystallization is 0.61h.
- Figure 36(b) shows that the initial conductivity of the alloy is 19.91%IACS when annealed at 500°C. After 5.0h, the conductivity becomes stable, and the corresponding conductivity is 20.16%IACS.
- the annealing time corresponding to the start of recrystallization is 1.78h. .
- the system fits the alloy annealing at 450°C through self-learning, and predicts that the corresponding time to start recrystallization is 3883s, which is 64.7min.
- the conductivity-time curve was tested in situ during the annealing process at 450°C. The result is shown in Figure 37.
- the actual measured time to start recrystallization is 65.2min, which is similar to the predicted result of 64.7min.
- Example 12 The material heat treatment information database already has 9% and 10% cold deformation information and data of industrial pure aluminum (aluminum content of 99.7%) annealing at 475°C.
- the predicted cold deformation is 12.25% The time when the aluminum material starts to recrystallize at the same temperature.
- Figure 38 shows the resistivity-time curve of the recrystallization annealing of aluminum with 9% and 10% cold deformation in the material heat treatment information database.
- the initial annealing degree resistivity of the aluminum with 9% deformation is 8.226 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ •m, the resistivity tends to be stable after annealing for 4.5h, the corresponding resistivity is 8.122 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ •m;
- the initial annealing degree resistivity of aluminum with a deformation of 16% is 8.242 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ •m, the resistivity tends to be stable after 6.2h annealing, the corresponding resistivity is 8.144 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ •m, the corresponding time for the two cold deformation aluminum materials to reach the start of recrystallization is 0.629h and 1.101h, respectively .
- the system fits the annealing process of aluminum with a cold deformation of 12.25% through self-learning, and predicts that the corresponding time to start recrystallization is 0.865h
- Example 13 Online detection of the electrical information of 7B50 alloy solid solution at 470°C, comparing the detection information with the reference electrical information in the heat treatment information database, and further feedback and optimizing self-learning based on the comparison results.
- the reference resistivity-time curve of solid solution at 470°C is obtained through self-learning.
- the resistivity reaches 9.520 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ m
- the alloy reaches nearly To stabilize the degree of solid solution, the required solid solution time is 60min.
- Figure 40 shows the in-situ measured resistivity-time curve and reference electrical information curve of 7B50 alloy during solid solution at 470°C.
- the measured electrical resistivity of 60min solid solution is lower than the reference electrical information curve resistivity value, and the solid solution degree coefficient is only 91.67 %, the system determines that the heat treatment has not been completed, and the measured resistivity of 73 min of solid solution is equal to the resistivity value at 60 min of the reference electrical information curve, and the coefficient of solid solution reaches 100%.
- the system determines that the heat treatment has been completed, and the heat treatment control module stops the heat treatment.
- Example 14 Online detection of the homogenization of Al-0.10Zr-0.10La-0.02B alloy, the detection information is compared with the reference electrical information in the heat treatment information database, and the homogenization temperature is adjusted according to the comparison result, thereby controlling the Al- The homogenization process of 0.10Zr-0.10La-0.02B alloy at 620°C.
- the system Based on the electrical information of the Al-0.10Zr-0.10La-0.02B alloy homogenized at different temperatures in the heat treatment information database, the system obtains its homogenized reference conductivity-time curve at 620°C through self-learning, and determines that it is homogenized at 620°C 18h can reach a nearly stable degree of homogenization.
- Figure 41 is the measured conductivity-time curve and reference electrical information curve of Al-0.10Zr-0.10La-0.02B alloy.
- Figure 41(a) is the measured curve with feedback control system. When the measured curve is lower than the reference curve, feedback Lower the furnace temperature. When the measured curve is higher than the reference curve, the furnace temperature will be increased by feedback. The final measured curve is roughly in line with the reference curve;
- Figure 41(b) is the measured curve of the non-feedback control system. The actual temperature is somewhat different from the set temperature. Deviations result in a partial deviation between the measured curve and the reference curve.
- Figure 42 shows the microstructures after the two heat treatments are observed by scanning electron microscope.
- Figure 42(a) shows the microstructures after heat treatment with feedback. There is no obvious segregation and overburning, and the homogenization effect is good;
- Figure 42(b) It is the microstructure after the non-feedback heat treatment is completed. There is overburning at the grain boundary, and there is still segregation in the grain, and the homogenization effect is not good. The reason is that the furnace temperature fluctuates and is not adjusted in time. When the temperature is too high, the grain boundary is overburned. , When the temperature is too low, the element diffusion is insufficient.
- Example 15 The two-stage aging of Al-0.1Zr-0.1Sc alloy is detected online, and the temperature and time of the second-stage aging are automatically determined according to the degree of heat treatment of the first-stage aging (300°C).
- the recommended first-stage aging temperature range for Al-0.1Zr-0.1Sc alloy is 270°C ⁇ 350°C
- the aging time is 8 ⁇ 24h
- the recommended second-stage aging temperature range is 370 ⁇ 430°C.
- the alloy is aged at 300°C for 12h, the resistivity-time curve is measured in situ, as shown in Figure 43(a), the resistivity corresponding to 12h aging is 6.024 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ •m, and the aging degree coefficient is calculated as 60 %, the self-learning module determines that the second-level aging temperature is 400°C, and sets the resistivity corresponding to the target heat treatment state to 7.272 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ •m, the heat treatment control module heats up to 400°C for the second-level aging, in-situ
- the corresponding resistivity-time curve is measured, as shown in Figure 43(b), the resistivity corresponding to aging for 32h reaches 7.272 ⁇ 10 -8 ⁇ •m, and the system calculates the aging degree coefficient as 100%, and the heat treatment is automatically terminated.
- Comparative example 1 Use material performance simulation software to calculate the over-firing temperature of Al-0.1Zn-0.2Mg-0.1Fe-0.05Mn alloy.
- Figure 44 shows the conductivity-temperature curve simulated by JmatPro7.0.0 software, the curve is at 635°C There is a sudden change in the temperature, the alloy will overfire above this temperature, and the overfire will not occur when the heat treatment temperature is below 630°C.
- Example 1 shows that the Al-0.1Zn-0.2Mg-0.1Fe-0.05Mn alloy is solid solution overburned at 550°C, which is 85°C lower than the overburning temperature predicted by the software.
- Comparative Example 2 Determine the appropriate time for Al-4wt.%Cu alloy to be solid-dissolved at 535°C by using the aging hardness curve.
- Figure 45 shows the Al-4wt.%Cu alloy samples that were solid-dissolved at 535°C for different times and then subjected to 170°C/12h In the aging hardness curve, after the solid solution time exceeds 2h, the difference in the aging hardness value is not large, indicating that it has reached a nearly stable solid solution degree.
- the non-in-situ detection of this comparative example is cumbersome in operation, complicated in sample processing, discrete and inaccurate in data, and is susceptible to differences in sampling locations.
- Comparative Example 3 Using the hardness curve to determine the appropriate time for homogenization of Al-1.00Hf-0.16Y alloy at 635°C, Figure 46 shows the hardness of homogenization at different times. When the homogenization time reaches and exceeds 18h, the hardness value fluctuates slightly. It shows that nearly stable homogenization is achieved, and 18h can be used as a suitable uniform time.
- this comparative example has disadvantages such as cumbersome steps, complicated sample processing process, non-in-situ measurement, discrete and insufficient data, susceptibility to differences in sampling positions, and inability to control process parameters.
- Comparative example 4 Using the aging hardness curve to determine the time node for the precipitation of new phases in Al-4wt.%Cu alloy at 190°C, this comparative example collects a data every 2h.
- Figure 47 shows the aging hardening curve. The aging of 10h and 36h corresponds to the aging time. The curve has a peak hardness, which corresponds to the ⁇ 'phase and the ⁇ phase precipitation.
- This comparative example is affected by the sampling location, and the accuracy is not high.
- the sample information was collected in situ, with small amount of experiment, dense data, high accuracy, and can accurately detect the peak aging of the alloy.
- Comparative Example 5 Determine the peak aging time of Al-4.5Zn-1.2Mg alloy aged at 170°C by using the hardness curve and the room temperature conductivity curve.
- Figure 48 shows the hardness and room temperature conductivity after aging at 170°C for different times. The hardness is reached after aging for 12 hours. At the peak value, the room temperature conductivity curve shows an upward trend as a whole. After the ageing time reaches 21h, the room temperature conductivity change rate decreases, corresponding to the growth and coarsening of the precipitated phase.
- Example 8 although this comparative example uses a large number of samples and requires a large amount of experimentation, the data obtained is still discrete, and the sampling position is still taken.
- Comparative Example 6 The isochronous annealing hardness curve was used to compare the degree of recovery and recrystallization of Al-0.16Y and Al-0.16Y-0.15Zr alloys under the same annealing conditions, and to evaluate the effect of added elements on the heat resistance of the alloy.
- Figure 49 shows the hardness curve of aluminum alloy with different microalloying elements annealed at different temperatures for 1h. The curve shows that the hardness of Al-0.16Y alloy is lower than that of Al-0.16Y-0.15Zr alloy, and the hardness of Al-0.16Y alloy is 350 ⁇ The decrease in the range of 475°C is very significant.
- Example 10 is an in-situ detection performed at different temperatures, which has the advantages of continuous data and high accuracy, short test time, simple steps, and the like.
- Comparative Example 7 The hardness curve was used to determine the appropriate time for the 7B50 alloy to be solid-dissolved at 470°C.
- the materials used and the testing environment were the same as in Example 13.
- Figure 50 shows the hardness curve of the alloys after aging at 170°C/8h for different time of solid solution. After the aging time reaches 70min, the hardness value tends to be stable, indicating that it has reached a nearly stable solid solution degree.
- the in-situ detection in Example 13 avoids the influence of different sampling positions, the determined suitable solution time is relatively accurate, and feedback control of the heat treatment process can be implemented online.
- the above-mentioned comparative examples show the limitations of traditional methods and means, non-in-situ intermittent detection, cumbersome sample preparation steps, discrete data collected and easily affected by detection methods, and a long period for optimizing process parameters.
- the embodiments reflect the technical advantages of the patented method.
- In-situ online detection can directly obtain data during the heat treatment of the test piece.
- the experimental process is simple, and the collected data is accurate and continuous. It can monitor the degree or status of the heat treatment of the test piece in real time, and then Online control of heat treatment.
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- 一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法,其特征在于:在对受测件进行热处理的过程中原位连续采集信息和/或数据,在进行信息处理和/或数据分析后,与热处理信息数据库中相关信息或数据进行比对,在线检测或表征受测件的热处理程度或状态,进而优化材料的热处理工艺和/或调控受测件的热处理,从而使受测件达到设定热处理目标和/或组织性能。
- 根据权利要求1所述的一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法,其特征在于:所述热处理包含但不限于均匀化、固溶、时效、回复再结晶退火;所述热处理过程包含升温、保温、降温中的至少一种操作。优选的,所述热处理程度或状态包含但不限于欠时效、峰时效、过时效、回复、开始再结晶、完全再结晶。
- 根据权利要求1所述的一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法,其特征在于:所述原位采集是实时采集受测件在实际热处理环境中的信息和/或数据;优选的,所述信息为电学信息,包括但不限于电压、电阻、电阻率、电导率、导电率;优选的,所述信息处理为对电学信息-时间曲线和/或电学信息-温度曲线进行相关处理,所述相关处理包括但不限于计算电学信息变化值、计算电学信息变化率、计算热处理程度系数;优选的,所述热处理程度系数用字母P表示,定义P=(E ti-E 0)/(E u-E 0)×100%;所述E 0为初始热处理程度对应的电学信息,优选为受测件温度达到预设初始条件时对应的电学信息;所述E ti为热处理过程中任意时刻对应的电学信息,是达到目标热处理程度之前某个程度对应的电学信息;所述E u为目标热处理程度对应的电学信息,优选为受测件的性能和/或组织达到热处理目标时对应的电学信息。
- 根据权利要求1所述的一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法,其特征在于:所述热处理信息数据库中包括但不限于材料信息和数据、热处理制度及相关工艺参数、热处理过程信息及数据;所述材料信息和数据包括材料成分、热处理组织及性能;所述热处理过程信息及数据包括但不限于不同热处理过程的温度、电学信息。
- 根据权利要求1或4所述的一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法,其特征在于:所述热处理信息数据库为关系型数据库,支持并不限于下列数据库类型:SQL Server、MySQL、MongoDB、SQLite、Access、H2、Oracle、PostgreSQL;数据库访问技术包括但不限于ODBC、DAO、OLE DB、ADO,可以根据实际需要对存储内容进行增加、删除、修改、查询。
- 根据权利要求1-3任意一项所述的一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法,其特征在于:对于热处理信息数据库中未记录的材料,针对不同热处理过程,在检测获得的电学信息-时间曲线、电学信息-温度曲线上选取特征点,分别检测材料的成分、组织和性能,然后将材料信息和数据、热处理工艺数据、热处理过程的信息及数据存入数据库;所述特征点包括但不限于曲线变为水平线的起点、曲线的拐点、曲线斜率非平稳变化的点、设定热处理程度在曲线上的对应点、时间间隔相同的点、温度间隔相同的点。
- 根据权利要求1、4、5、6任意一项所述的一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法,其特征在于:所述热处理信息数据库可以通过后续检测及自学习不断完善和/或优化,提高数据的可信度及可用性;所述自学习基于神经网络算法、随机森林算法、粒子群算法中的至少一种算法,其运行环境支持并不限于下列操作系统:Windows、Android、Linux、Mac OS、IOS,学习结果通过SOAP、RESTful对用户提供终端服务。
- 根据权利要求1、4、5、6任意一项所述的一种基于原位采集信息调控热处理的方法,其特征在于:所述热处理信息数据库是本地数据库或云端数据库;所述云端数据库由不同用户端上传数据组成,功能包括但不限于管理权限、验证访问、保存数据、处理数据、管理数据、分析数据。
- 一种如权利要求1-8任一项所述基于原位采集信息调控热处理方法的应用,其特征在于:所述方法可应用于优化材料的热处理工艺和/或在线调控受测件的热处理;优选的,所述方法应用于均匀化退火,包括但不限于确定适宜的均匀化温度、均匀化时间、升温速率、降温速率,所述均匀化包括单级均匀化、多级均匀化;优选的,所述方法应用于固溶处理,包括但不限于确定适宜的固溶温度、固溶时间、升温速率、降温速率,所述固溶包括单级固溶、多级固溶;优选的,所述方法应用于时效处理,包括但不限于判定多种时效析出相的脱溶贯序及析出新相的时间窗口、确定达到强度峰值的时效时间、达到不同时效程度的时间节点,所述时效包括单级时效、多级时效;优选的,所述方法应用于回复再结晶退火,包括但不限于预测材料在指定温度达到指定退火程度所需时间、预测材料在指定冷变形量达到指定退火程度所需时间、比较不同材料在相同热处理条件下抵抗再结晶的能力。
- 一种如权利要求1-9任一项所述基于原位采集信息调控热处理方法所用装置及软件系统,其特征在于:所述装置及软件系统包括信息采集及处理模块、自学习模块、热处理信息数据库、热处理控制模块、热处理系统;所述信息采集及处理模块用于对受测件的热处理信息进行原位采集和即时处理;所述自学习模块用于分析逻辑规律和/或数据关系,包括但不限于分析材料与热处理之间的逻辑规律、信息与信息或数据与数据之间的关联;所述热处理信息数据库用于存储信息采集与处理模块得到的数据并提供终端服务;所述热处理控制模块用于根据自学习模块的分析结果生成控制命令;所述热处理系统执行所述控制命令,调整热处理温度、控制热处理时间。
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