Effects of Chemical Composition, Ingot diameter and shape on Solidification and Macrosegregation in Large Size Ingots of High Strength Steels
Effects of Chemical Composition, Ingot diameter and shape on Solidification and Macrosegregation in Large Size Ingots of High Strength Steels
批准号:
536444-2018
负责人:
Jahazi, Mohammad
金额:
$5.56万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Collaborative Research and Development Grants
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-01-01 至 2022-12-31
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Large size forged blocks are used for the manufacturing of critical components such as shafts and dies in transportation and energy industries. The first step in producing such components is ingot casting. However, due to the large size of the ingots, chemically heterogeneous zones (macrosegregation) are produced which often cannot be eliminated during the subsequent heat treatment or forging operations leading to part non conformity and/or rejection. In recent years the demand for larger size ingots (up to 100 tons) has been continuously increasing and therefore it is of critical importance for the ingot casting/forging industry to develop methods and approaches that would allow producing large size ingots with no or little macrosegregation. The problem is even more acute in the North American context, because of the fierce competition from emerging manufacturing countries and new regulations that result in increased costs. To achieve this objective, a more in-depth knowledge of the interactions between material characteristics (composition, microstructure, etc.) and process parameters is required. The development of such knowledge base manufacturing process is the key objective of the present Collaborative Research and Development (CRD) project. In a previous collaboration with the industrial partner, Finkl Steel-Sorel, very interesting results were generated which resulted in significant progresses and savings for the industrial partner. In this project, the work will focus on studying parameters that were not addressed during the first phase, apply the developed findings to new alloys and ingot sizes and develop new methodologies that would allow producing high quality ingots and contribute to strengthening the position of the industrial partner as one of the world leaders in processing of large size ingots.Experimental study using advanced testing equipment will be conducted to develop material models describing the evolution of the microstructure. The developed material models will be implemented into Finite Element (FE) commercial codes to predict local microstructure heterogeneous zones and phase transformation characteristics in large size ingots. The research results will be validated ultimately at the industrial level.#(cr)#(lf)Des blocs forgés de grande taille sont utilisés pour la fabrication de composants critiques tels que des arbres des turbines et des matrices dans les industries du transport et de l'énergie. La première étape dans la production de tels composants est la coulée en lingotière. Cependant, en raison de la grande taille des lingots, il se forme des zones chimiquement hétérogènes (macroségrégation) qui ne peuvent souvent pas être éliminées lors des opérations de traitement thermique ou de forgeage ultérieures entraînant des non-conformités et / ou un rejet. Au cours des dernières années, la demande de lingots de plus grande taille (jusqu'à 100 tonnes) n'a cessé d'augmenter et il est donc d'une importance cruciale pour l'industrie de la fonderie / forgeage de lingots de mettre au point des méthodes permettant de produire des lingots de grande taille avec peu ou pas de macroségrégation. . Le problème est encore plus aigu dans le contexte nord-américain, en raison de la concurrence féroce des pays manufacturiers émergents et des nouvelles réglementations qui entraînent une augmentation des coûts. Pour atteindre cet objectif, une connaissance plus approfondie des interactions entre les caractéristiques des matériaux (composition, microstructure, etc.) et les paramètres du processus est nécessaire.La mise au point d'un tel processus de fabrication basée sur la connaissance plutôt que l'expérience, est l'objectif principal du projet de recherche et développement collaboratif (RDC). Lors d'une précédente collaboration avec le partenaire industriel, Finkl Steel-sorel, des résultats très intéressants ont été générés, qui ont entraîné des progrès et des économies significatifs pour le partenaire industriel.
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