Kalinin V. Scientific bases of progressive technologies of modifying and alloy cast irons for castings the metallurgical equipment

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0505U000542

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Specialization

  • 05.16.04 - Ливарне виробництво

11-10-2005

Specialized Academic Board

Д 08.084.02

National Metallurgical Academy Of Ukraine

Essay

This work investigated technological processes of casting details for metallurgical equipment from modifying and complexalloy cast iron for purpose design theoretical bases of a choice and application complex ultradispersive modifiers (UDM) and establishment of mechanisms formation the structure and properties two-layer sheet-rollings. The methods: met-allographycal, electronmicroscopical, microrentgen analyses, mechanical and exploitation tests, mathematics planning of de-sign are used. First the complex criterions of effectiveness the modifiers in melt at differ phases of cast iron crystallization were opened and scientific based; the mechanisms an effect UDM on crystallization processes the original structure and graphitizing the modifying cast iron melts; the technologies of moulding sized details for metallurgical equipment by modify-ing and complexalloy cast iron with improved characteristics; the protective mechanism for ultradisherse modifiers from oxi-dizing by ladle were developed; this ensured the particls from 10 to 250nm the high adsorbed activity, kinetic and aggregate stability at the melt. Scientific representations about alloyage on technological parameters of casting are cre-ated the stability rollings at 14,7…38,7%. Theoretically and experimentally corroborated the regularity of reduc-tion in 1,5…2 times the quantity of cast iron for two-layer sheet-rollings. UDM-working allowed to raise ce-mentits microhardness in cast iron at 8…12%, austenite - at 18…26%, perlit - at 28…37%. The new cast iron compositions, processes of casting are developed and introduced into the metallurgical enterprises of Ukraine and Russia.

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