11–15 Sept 2017
Congress Graz, Austria
UTC timezone

A NOVEL MANUFACTURING PROCESS FOR HEAVY FORGINGS: ADDITIVE FORGING

12 Sept 2017, 10:00
20m
Room A (Congress Graz, Austria)

Room A

Congress Graz, Austria

Albrechtgasse 1 8010 Graz Austria
Oral Presentation Advanced and new production technologies: steelmaking, forging, heat treatment, machining Advanded and new production technologies

Speaker

Mr Mingyue Sun (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Description

Segregation, shrinkage porosity, and coarse dendrite are main problems in heavy forgings due to the ultra-slow solidification process in heavy ingot. Researchers and engineers have put a lot of effort on improving the solidification microstructure but harvest little. If we jump out of the mind of manufacturing heavy forging by heavy ingot, the solution may be found on the continuous slab, which has finer microstructure and less metallurgy defect compared to ingot. In current study, we have proposed a novel method of manufacturing heavy forgings by first building several slabs to a cuboid, and then forging these slabs under vacuum environment into an integrated billet. Finally, the billet is forged into final product. This method propose a novel way of manufacturing heavy forging with less segregation, shrinkage porosity. Several products, such as rotator for nuclear power station, main journal for hydropower station have been produced by such novel method, homogeneous microstructure and uniform mechanical properties have been obtained.

Author

Mr Mingyue Sun (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Co-authors

Bijun Xie (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Mr Bin Xu ((Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Mr Dianzhong Li (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Jianyang Zhang (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Prof. Yiyi Li (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

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