Forging forming -- English · 2023年12月6日 0

Analysis of production technology and flow of petrochemical forgings

Petrochemical forgings are an important part of the petrochemical industry and are widely used in various equipment and mechanical systems. In order to meet the quality and performance requirements of forgings in the petrochemical industry, the production process and flow must be strictly controlled. This paper will analyze the production process and flow of petrochemical forgings in detail in order to improve production efficiency and product quality.

Production technology

Heating: The first step in forging production is to heat the raw material to the appropriate temperature. The heating process should ensure that the material is uniformly heated to avoid cracks and deformation. Commonly used heating methods are flame heating, electric induction heating and so on.
Forging: The heated material is fed into the forging equipment for forging. In the forging process, the material is plastic deformed by impact, extrusion, etc., and gradually approaches the final shape. Forging methods include free forging, model forging and so on.
Heat treatment: After forging is completed, the forgings need to be heat treated to improve their mechanical properties and corrosion resistance. Common heat treatment methods include annealing, normalizing, quenching and tempering.
Machining: Forgings after heat treatment usually need to be machined to meet dimensional accuracy and surface quality requirements. Machining methods include turning, milling, grinding, etc.
Inspection: After machining, the forgings need to be quality inspected to ensure that they meet the specified quality standards. Commonly used inspection methods include visual inspection, non-destructive testing (such as ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle testing, etc.) and destructive testing (such as tensile test, impact test, etc.).

Production process analysis

Raw material preparation: Select the raw materials that meet the requirements, such as ingot, billet, etc. Chemical composition analysis and metallographic structure inspection of raw materials are carried out to ensure their quality is qualified.
Heating and preheating: The raw material is heated to forging temperature, while preheating to reduce the internal stress and deformation resistance of the material. The preheating temperature and time should be determined according to the type and thickness of the material.
Forging forming: forging on forging equipment, so that the material plastic deformation and gradually close to the final shape. In the forging process, the size, shape and surface quality of the forging should be controlled to avoid cracks, folding and other defects.
Heat treatment and cooling: After forging is completed, the forging is heat treated to improve its structure and properties. In the heat treatment process, the heating rate, holding time and cooling rate should be controlled to ensure that the forgings achieve the expected mechanical properties.
Machining and finishing: forgings after heat treatment are machined to meet dimensional accuracy and surface quality requirements. In the machining process, the appropriate cutting parameters and process routes should be selected to ensure the processing quality and efficiency of the forging. Finishing includes removal of burrs, cleaning, rust prevention and other treatments to improve the appearance quality and corrosion resistance of forgings.
Inspection and packaging: Quality inspection of the machined forgings to ensure that they meet the specified quality standards. Forgings that pass inspection are packaged to prevent damage and contamination during transportation and storage. Packaging can be customized according to customer requirements.
Finished products in and out of storage: the qualified forgings are classified into storage management, so as to facilitate the production and delivery of subsequent orders. According to customer order requirements, forgings are delivered out of the warehouse to ensure timely delivery to customers.

Through the detailed analysis of the production process and flow of petrochemical forgings, it can be found that controlling the quality of raw materials, optimizing the heating and preheating process, strictly controlling the forging forming and heat treatment process and improving the machining and finishing efficiency are the key links to ensure the quality of forgings. In the future, with the continuous progress of science and technology and the constant change of market demand, petrochemical forging production enterprises need to continue to carry out technological innovation and management innovation to improve production efficiency and reduce costs to meet the diversified needs of customers.