JPH0818147B2 - Rolled clad plate manufacturing method - Google Patents
Rolled clad plate manufacturing methodInfo
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- JPH0818147B2 JPH0818147B2 JP20984487A JP20984487A JPH0818147B2 JP H0818147 B2 JPH0818147 B2 JP H0818147B2 JP 20984487 A JP20984487 A JP 20984487A JP 20984487 A JP20984487 A JP 20984487A JP H0818147 B2 JPH0818147 B2 JP H0818147B2
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- B23—MACHINE TOOLS; METAL-WORKING NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B23K—SOLDERING OR UNSOLDERING; WELDING; CLADDING OR PLATING BY SOLDERING OR WELDING; CUTTING BY APPLYING HEAT LOCALLY, e.g. FLAME CUTTING; WORKING BY LASER BEAM
- B23K20/00—Non-electric welding by applying impact or other pressure, with or without the application of heat, e.g. cladding or plating
- B23K20/04—Non-electric welding by applying impact or other pressure, with or without the application of heat, e.g. cladding or plating by means of a rolling mill
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明はクラッド板の熱間圧延による製造法に関する
ものである。The present invention relates to a method for producing a clad plate by hot rolling.
(従来の技術) 従来技術としての特開昭55-100890号公報、特開昭55-
128390号公報、特開昭56-122681号公報、特開昭57-1095
87号公報などに記載されたクラッド板の製造法はいづれ
も圧延用素材をサンドイッチ状、すなわち母材、合せ
材、合せ材、母材の順あるいは覆い材、合せ材、母材の
順に重ね合わせているが、製品の板厚精度が悪かった。
この原因は2枚のクラッド板の合計板厚や、覆い材を含
む合計板厚がロール間隔と対応するためで、ロール間隔
によって1枚のクラッド板の板厚が決るものではないか
らである。また従来技術としての母材と合せ材の四周を
直接溶接して加熱圧延する方法では1枚のクラッド板の
板厚がロール間隔によってそのまま決るため、板厚精度
は優れているが、接合不良を生じることが多かった。(Prior Art) JP-A-55-100890 and JP-A-55-100 as prior art
128390, JP 56-122681, JP 57-1095
In all of the methods for producing clad plates described in Japanese Patent No. 87, etc., the rolling materials are sandwiched, that is, the base material, the laminating material, the laminating material, the base material in this order or the covering material, the laminating material, the base material in this order. However, the plate thickness accuracy of the product was poor.
This is because the total plate thickness of the two clad plates or the total plate thickness including the covering material corresponds to the roll gap, and the roll gap does not determine the plate thickness of one clad plate. Further, in the conventional method of directly welding the four circumferences of the base material and the laminated material and heating and rolling, the plate thickness of one clad plate is determined as it is by the roll interval, so that the plate thickness accuracy is excellent, but a bonding failure is caused. It often happened.
(発明が解決しようとする問題点) 本発明は板厚精度と接合性能の優れた熱間圧延クラッ
ド鋼板の製造法を提供することを目的とする。(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) An object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing a hot-rolled clad steel sheet having excellent sheet thickness accuracy and bonding performance.
(問題点を解決するための手段) 本発明は接合予定部を真空にするのではなく、不活性
ガスと、合せ材または合せ材と同等以上に活性な粉状、
線状または薄片状の材料とにより接合予定面を清浄に保
って加熱圧延することを骨子とする。(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention does not evacuate a joining scheduled portion, but an inert gas, a mating material or a powdery material which is equal to or more than the mating material,
The main point is to heat and roll the surfaces to be joined together while keeping them clean with a linear or flaky material.
本発明法を詳細に説明すると、第1図、第2図に示す
ように母材1と合せ材2の接合予定面間3の周囲に溝部
4を設けた該溝部に合せ材と同材料かまたは合せ材と同
等以上に酸素、窒素、炭素、水素などに対して活性な粉
状、線状または薄片状の材料5を延材せしめてその外周
部6で母材と合せ材を四周溶接し、前記接合予定面間に
通じるノズル7、又はノズル7′から不活性ガスを圧入
して接合予定面間を高圧にしてノズル7,7′を封印した
圧延素材を用いて加熱圧延する。活性な材料5は圧延用
素材の溶接組立中の溶接熱と侵入空気による接合予定面
の汚れや、加熱圧延中の溶接部破損にともなう接合予定
面間への汚染物質の侵入を阻止する機能をもっている。
また、接合予定面間に高圧で封入された不活性ガスは、
加熱圧延中に四周溶接部6が破損した場合に、該破損箇
所から漏出し、接合予定面間への汚染物質の侵入を阻止
するとともに、接合性能を低下させる物質が接合境界に
濃縮することを防ぐ機能をもっている。すなわち、接合
予定面間が真空のまま加熱されたとき、例えば母材が
鋼、合せ材がチタンの場合には接合予定面間には水素、
一酸化炭素、二酸化炭素などが合せ材と母材の表面の汚
れや両金属から気化排出される物質によって生成してお
り、チタンクラッド鋼の接合部には接合性能を劣化させ
るチタンの水素化物やチタンの炭化物の濃縮することに
なるが、あらかじめアルゴンやヘリウムなどの不活性ガ
スを大気以上の高圧で接合予定面間に封入して加熱すれ
ば、不活性ガスの圧力は加熱によって一層高圧となり、
両金属から気化排出される物質の量を抑制でき、圧延初
期の溶接部の破損によって、これらの接合性能劣化物質
は不活性ガスとともに外部へ絞り出される。The method of the present invention will be described in detail. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a groove portion 4 is provided around a planned joining surface 3 between the base material 1 and the joining material 2. Is the same material as the joining material in the groove portion? Alternatively, a powdery, linear or flaky material 5 active to oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, etc. which is equal to or higher than that of the composite material is rolled, and the base material and the composite material are welded around the outer periphery 6 for four rounds. Then, an inert gas is injected from the nozzle 7 or the nozzle 7'which communicates between the surfaces to be joined to make a high pressure between the surfaces to be joined, and hot rolling is performed using a rolling material in which the nozzles 7 and 7'are sealed. The active material 5 has a function of preventing contamination of the surfaces to be joined due to welding heat and invading air during welding and assembly of the material for rolling, and invasion of contaminants between the surfaces to be joined due to damage of the welded portion during hot rolling. There is.
In addition, the inert gas filled at high pressure between the surfaces to be joined is
When the four-circle welded portion 6 is damaged during heating and rolling, it is possible to prevent the contaminants from leaking from the damaged portion and preventing the invasion of the contaminants between the surfaces to be joined and concentrating the substance that deteriorates the joining performance at the joining boundary. It has a function to prevent it. That is, when the planned joining surfaces are heated in a vacuum, for example, when the base material is steel and the mating material is titanium, hydrogen is present between the joining surfaces.
Carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, etc. are generated by dirt on the surfaces of the composite material and the base material and substances vaporized and discharged from both metals, and at the titanium clad steel joint, titanium hydride or titanium hydride that deteriorates the joint performance is produced. Titanium carbide will be concentrated, but if an inert gas such as argon or helium is sealed in advance between the surfaces to be joined at a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure and heated, the pressure of the inert gas becomes even higher due to heating.
The amount of substances vaporized and discharged from both metals can be suppressed, and due to the damage of the welded portion at the initial stage of rolling, these substances with a deteriorated joint performance are squeezed out to the outside together with the inert gas.
加熱中あるいは圧延中に組立素材は四周溶接部6で破
損しやすい。この破損の程度を軽減するために第3図に
示すような四周溶接部6と合せ材2を四周溶接し、該四
周溶接部と合せ材周縁部とを、溶接部8において母材1
に溶接した額縁状補強枠9で覆って補強することが望ま
しい。このような構造の組立素材は例えば母材が鋼、合
せ材がチタンのように溶接部にミクロクラックやブロー
ホールを生じやすい金属を溶接する場合に効果があり、
圧延接合不良を防止することができる。額縁状補強枠9
の材質は母材の材質と合わせて溶接部8を健全に保つこ
とが望ましい。The assembled material is easily damaged at the four-circle welded portion 6 during heating or rolling. In order to reduce the extent of this damage, the four-round welded portion 6 and the mating material 2 are welded four times around as shown in FIG.
It is desirable to cover and reinforce with the frame-shaped reinforcing frame 9 welded to. The assembly material having such a structure is effective when welding a metal such as a base material of steel and a composite material of titanium, which easily causes microcracks and blowholes in a welded portion,
Rolling bonding failure can be prevented. Frame-shaped reinforcement frame 9
It is desirable to keep the welded part 8 sound with the material of the base material together with the material of the base material.
一般に母材は安価な鋼が多く、合せ材は鋼より高価な
材料である。またほとんどの場合、合せ材は母材よりも
活性な金属であり、空気中のあるいは空気とともに持ち
込まれる酸素、窒素、炭素、水素あるいはそれらの化合
物などと反応しやすく、接合部にこれらの接合性能劣化
物質を生成しやすい。これらの汚染物質が接合予定面間
に侵入しないように、その四周にこれらの汚染物質を捕
捉する活性な材料を延在せしめる。この活性な材料は合
せ材と母材のいづれよりも活性であるか、あるいは合せ
材と母材の活性な方の材料を含むものとする。そしてこ
の活性な材料は汚染物質を迅速に捕捉できるように、表
面積が広い粉状、線状または薄片状とする。これらの活
性材料は合せ材と母材と同質のものを混在させて、ある
いは適宜間隔で接合予定面の全周囲とノズル7,7′とガ
ス流路10,10′にも延在せしめるのが最も望ましく、接
合予定面の汚染を最も効果的に防止する。In general, the base material is often inexpensive steel, and the composite material is more expensive than steel. In most cases, the composite material is a metal that is more active than the base metal and easily reacts with oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, hydrogen, or their compounds that are brought into the air or with the air. Degradable substances are easily generated. To prevent these contaminants from penetrating between the surfaces to be joined, an active material for trapping these contaminants is extended around the circumference. The active material is more active than either the composite material or the base material, or includes the active material of the composite material or the base material. The active material is then in powder, linear or flaky form with a large surface area so that contaminants can be quickly captured. These active materials may be mixed with the same material as the base material and the mating material, or may be extended at appropriate intervals to the entire periphery of the surfaces to be joined, the nozzles 7, 7 ', and the gas flow paths 10, 10'. Most desirable, most effectively prevent contamination of the surfaces to be joined.
(実施例) 表1に従来法と本発明法の実施例を対比して示す。(Example) Table 1 shows examples of the conventional method and the method of the present invention in comparison.
本発明法1では第1図、第2図に示した素材組立構造
を用い、活性な材料として断面0.5×5mmのリボン状チタ
ンを用い接合予定面間にアルゴンを5kgf/mm2の圧力で吹
込み、ノズルを封印し、加熱圧延している。本発明法2
では本発明法1に対して額縁状補強枠9を付加している
だけである。従来法2では本発明法1に対し活性な材料
を用いず、接合予定面間を10-1torrに減圧した点が異な
る。従来法1では従来法2の組立素材2箇を合せ材2の
板面同志を合わせて母材1同志を周囲で溶接固定したも
のである。従来法2では加熱圧延中に母材と合せ材の溶
接部6が破れる場合があり、接合境界のせん断強さが0
となる箇所が広範囲にあり、限定された条件でしか工業
化できない。これに代って一般には従来法1が工業化さ
れており、せん断強さは改善されているが、クラッド板
厚さ偏差(=クラッド全厚最大値−クラッド全厚最小
値)が1.2mmと大きく、クラッド板厚をそろえるために
切削仕上する必要がある。本発明法1と2ではせん断強
さが高位に安定しており、クラッド板厚偏差は0.3mmと
小さく良好である。本発明法1と2とは明瞭な差は現わ
れてはいないが、せん断強さを高位に安定させるには本
発明法2の方が工業的には有利とみなせる。 In the method 1 of the present invention, the material assembly structure shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is used, and ribbon-shaped titanium having a cross section of 0.5 × 5 mm is used as the active material, and argon is blown between the surfaces to be joined at a pressure of 5 kgf / mm 2. , The nozzle is sealed, and hot rolled. Invention method 2
Then, only the frame-shaped reinforcing frame 9 is added to the method 1 of the present invention. The conventional method 2 is different from the method 1 of the present invention in that an active material is not used and the pressure between the surfaces to be joined is reduced to 10 −1 torr. In the conventional method 1, the two assembly materials of the conventional method 2 are joined together by the plate surfaces of the laminated material 2 and the base material 1 is welded and fixed in the periphery. In the conventional method 2, the welded portion 6 of the base material and the laminated material may be broken during heating and rolling, and the shear strength of the joint boundary is 0.
Since there are a wide range of areas, the area can be industrialized only under limited conditions. In place of this, generally, Conventional Method 1 has been industrialized and the shear strength has been improved, but the clad plate thickness deviation (= maximum clad total thickness − minimum clad total thickness) is as large as 1.2 mm. , It is necessary to finish by cutting to make the clad plate thickness uniform. In the methods 1 and 2 of the present invention, the shear strength is stable at a high level and the clad plate thickness deviation is as small as 0.3 mm, which is excellent. Although there is no clear difference between the methods 1 and 2 of the present invention, the method 2 of the present invention can be regarded as industrially advantageous for stabilizing the shear strength at a high level.
(発明の効果) 以上述べたように本発明によって圧延クラッド板の板
厚精度と接合性能を向上することができる。本発明法は
従来の接合予定面間を真空にするのと全く逆の発想に基
づき、接合予定面間を不活性ガスで高圧にすることによ
って溶接部が破損した場合にガスの流れを組立素材の内
側から外側へ向わせ、接合予定面の汚染を防ぐことがで
きる。本発明法において加熱圧延中に溶接部が破損しな
かった場合には不活性ガスを主成分とする高圧ガスは側
端部や前後端部に圧縮されており、加熱圧延時に接合予
定面の表面に脆化物質が濃縮されることを防いでいる。(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to improve the plate thickness accuracy and the joining performance of the rolled clad plate. The method of the present invention is based on the completely opposite idea to making a vacuum between the surfaces to be joined, which is the conventional method. When the welded portion is broken by applying a high pressure with an inert gas between the surfaces to be joined, a gas flow is assembled. It can be directed from the inside to the outside to prevent contamination of the surfaces to be joined. In the method of the present invention, when the welded portion is not damaged during hot rolling, the high-pressure gas containing an inert gas as a main component is compressed at the side edges and front and rear edges, and the surface of the joining surface during hot rolling It prevents the embrittlement substance from being concentrated.
(発明の応用分野) 以上の説明はチタンクラッド鋼板を圧延により製造す
る場合を例示したが、本発明法は合せ材がチタン合金、
ジルコニウム又はジルコニウム合金、アルミ又はアルミ
合金、銅又は銅合金など、例えば鋼又は鋼合金などの母
材と溶接が難しい合せ材と母材の組合せに適用できるほ
か、溶接の容易なステンレス鋼と炭素鋼、銅と銅合金な
どの組合せにも適用できる。また板状のクラッド材の製
造のみならず、棒状、形状あるいは管状のクラッド材の
製造にも適用できる。(Application field of the invention) Although the above description exemplifies the case where the titanium clad steel plate is manufactured by rolling, the method of the present invention uses a titanium alloy
Applicable to zirconium or zirconium alloys, aluminum or aluminum alloys, copper or copper alloys, etc., such as steel or steel alloys and other base materials that are difficult to weld and combinations of base materials and stainless steel and carbon steel that are easy to weld Also applicable to combinations of copper and copper alloys. Further, it can be applied not only to the production of a plate-shaped clad material but also to the production of a rod-shaped, shaped or tubular clad material.
第1図は本発明に用いる圧延用組立素材の平面図、第2
図は第1図のA-A断面図、第3図は第2図に額縁状補強
枠9を付加した第2発明の場合の説明図である。 1……母材、2……合せ材、3……接合予定面間空隙、
4……接合予定面周囲の溝部、5……粉状、線状または
薄片状の活性な材料、6……母材と合せ材の四周溶接
部、7,7′……ノズル、8……母材と額縁状補強枠との
溶接部、9……額縁状補強枠、10,10′……ガス流路。FIG. 1 is a plan view of an assembly material for rolling used in the present invention, and FIG.
The drawing is a sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory view in the case of the second invention in which a frame-shaped reinforcing frame 9 is added to FIG. 1 ... Base material, 2 ... Laminated material, 3 ... Void between planned surfaces,
4 …… Grooves around the surface to be joined, 5 …… Powder, linear or flaky active material, 6 …… Four-round weld of base material and mating material, 7,7 ′ …… Nozzle, 8 …… Welded portion of base material and frame-shaped reinforcing frame, 9 ... Frame-shaped reinforcing frame, 10, 10 '... Gas flow path.
Claims (4)
設けて該溝部に合せ材または合せ材と同等以上に活性な
粉状、線状または薄片状の材料を延在せしめてその外周
部で母材と合せ材を四周溶接し、前記接合予定面間に通
じるノズルから不活性ガスを圧入して接合予定面間を高
圧にしてノズルを封印した圧延用素材を用いて加熱圧延
するクラッド板の圧延製造法。1. A groove is provided around a surface to be joined between a base material and a mating material, and the mating material or a powdery, linear or flaky material which is more active than the mating material is extended in the groove. The base material and the mating material are welded around the outer periphery for four rounds, and an inert gas is injected from the nozzle that communicates between the surfaces to be joined to make a high pressure between the surfaces to be joined and heat-rolled using a rolling material in which the nozzle is sealed. Clad plate rolling method.
たはチタン合金、溝部に延在せしめる材料が粉状、線状
または薄片状のチタンであることを特徴とする特許請求
の範囲第1項記載のクラッド板の圧延製造法。2. The steel according to claim 1, wherein the base material is steel or a steel alloy, the composite material is titanium or a titanium alloy, and the material to be extended in the groove is titanium in the form of powder, wire or flakes. The method for producing a clad plate by rolling according to item 1.
設けて該溝部に合せ材または合せ材と同等以上に活性な
粉状、線状または薄片状の材料を延在せしめてその外周
部で母材と合せ材を四周溶接し、該四周溶接部と合せ材
周縁部とを母材に溶接した額縁状補強枠で覆って補強
し、前記接合予定面間に通じるノズルから不活性ガスを
圧入して接合予定面間を高圧にしてノズルを封印した圧
延用素材を用いて加熱圧延するクラッド板の圧延製造
法。3. A groove portion is provided around a surface to be joined between the base material and the composite material, and the composite material or a powdery, linear or flaky material which is more active than the composite material is extended in the groove. The base material and the mating material are welded on the outer periphery for four rounds, and the four circumference welded portion and the peripheral edge of the mating material are covered and reinforced by a frame-shaped reinforcing frame welded to the base material, and the nozzles communicating between the joining surfaces are connected to each other. A method for rolling and manufacturing a clad plate in which an active gas is pressed in to increase the pressure between the surfaces to be joined and the nozzle is sealed to heat and roll using a rolling material.
たはチタン合金、額縁状補強枠が鋼または鋼合金、溝部
に延在せしめる材料が粉状、線状または薄片状のチタン
であることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第3項記載のク
ラッド板の圧延製造法。4. The base material is steel or a steel alloy, the composite material is titanium or a titanium alloy, the frame-shaped reinforcing frame is steel or a steel alloy, and the material to be extended in the groove is powdery, linear or flaky titanium. The method for producing a clad plate by rolling according to claim 3, wherein:
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