WO2015075262A1 - Acier inoxydable martensitique, pièce réalisée en cet acier et son procédé de fabrication - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to stainless steels with high tensile strength and toughness, intended in particular for the manufacture of aeronautical structural parts, especially for landing gear.
- Structurally hardened martensitic stainless steels have been developed in order to meet the needs related, in particular, to this application.
- non-stainless steels of 40NiSiCrMo7 type, more usually 300M have been used, containing, in particular, 0.40% C, 1.80% Ni, 0.85% Cr and 0.40% Mo. These are weight percentages, as will all the contents quoted in the text.
- this steel can have a tensile strength Rm of more than 1930 MPa and a toughness K 1c of more than 55 MPa.m 1/2 . It would be advantageous to be able to have steels having, in addition to these mechanical properties, high properties of corrosion resistance. For this purpose, different shades have been developed, but none of them gives complete satisfaction.
- the object of the invention is to provide a structurally hardened martensitic stainless steel having simultaneously tensile properties Rm and toughness K 1c high, high corrosion resistance and excellent formability of parts massive.
- the subject of the invention is a martensitic stainless steel, characterized in that its composition is, in weight percentages:
- the proportion of delta ferrite in its microstructure is preferably less than or equal to 1%.
- the invention also relates to a process for manufacturing a martensitic stainless steel part, characterized in that:
- a steel semi-finished product having the aforementioned composition is prepared by one of the following methods:
- the solution is completely dissolved in the austenitic region at a temperature of between 800 and 940 ° C .;
- quenching of the semi-finished product is carried out to a final quenching temperature of less than or equal to -60 ° C., preferably less than or equal to -75 ° C .;
- aging is carried out between 450 and 600 ° C. for 4 to 32 hours.
- the quenching can be carried out in two stages, in two different quenching media.
- the first quenching step is carried out in water.
- the liquid steel can be prepared by dual vacuum melting treatment, the second vacuum treatment being an ESR or VAR remelting treatment.
- the invention also relates to a martensitic stainless steel part, characterized in that it was prepared by the above method.
- the invention consists in providing a grade of martensitic stainless steel which, after having undergone suitable thermomechanical treatments which, combined with said shade, are also an element of the invention, present both properties of tensile strength, toughness and ductility which make it suitable for its use for the manufacture of massive parts such as landing gear, as well as an excellent resistance to corrosion compared to the shades already used for this purpose. effect.
- the steels of the invention have a martensitic structure which is obtained:
- this dissolution temperature is from 800 to 940 ° C .; the dissolution is carried out for a period of 30 minutes to 3 hours; a temperature of the order of 850 ° C combined with a duration of the order of 1 h 30 min are generally adequate for both obtaining complete dissolution and a moderate grain size; a grain that is too coarse would be detrimental to the properties of resilience, stress corrosion and ductility;
- quenching preferably carried out from a temperature close to the solution temperature, said quench being extended to a cryogenic temperature, namely -60 ° C or lower, preferably up to - 75 ° C or lower, typically down to -80 ° C.
- the holding time in the cryogenic medium must be sufficient for the cooling at the chosen temperature and the desired transformations affect the steel piece in all its volume. This time therefore strongly depends on the mass and dimensions of the treated part, and is, of course, even higher than, for example, the treated part is thick.
- Different quenching media can be used: air, water, oil, gas, polymer, liquid nitrogen, dry ice (non-limiting list), and quenching is not necessarily carried out with a very high cooling rate.
- the quenching start temperature is preferably the temperature at which dissolution took place, to ensure that no hardenable metallurgical transformations occur between quenching and quenching and that could be adversely affected. affect the final mechanical properties of the product
- quenching is interrupted for a certain time below Ms and above the martensitic transformation end temperature Mf, the interruption must be short in order to avoid the risk of blocking the transformation when quenching is resumed.
- Another possibility would be to stop the quenching above Ms and then resume it until the cryogenic temperature.
- a possible advantage of such interruptions is that they make it possible to avoid the need to immediately use a cryogenic quenching medium, and therefore to avoid having a very high initial cooling rate which could lead to the appearance of taps. (superficial cracking), or cracks inside the half-product that could be due to differential martensitic transformation phenomena between the surface and the still hot heart of the semi-finished product if it is relatively thick. But in practice it is preferable to perform quenching in one step, for more convenience and to avoid undesirable metallurgical effects on the microstructure of the steel, because a quenching in two steps is often difficult to control as to at the final temperature of the first stage and the homogeneity of its effects in the treated part.
- the transition to the cryogenic temperature can be done in a solid, gaseous or liquid medium depending on the available treatment technology.
- Ms the beginning of the martensitic transformation on cooling, Ms, must be controlled. This point Ms depends on the composition of the alloy and is calculated according to Equation (1):
- Ms (° C) 1302 - 28Si - 50Mn - 63Ni - 42Cr - 30Mo + 20AI - 12Co - 25Cu +
- Ms is necessarily greater than or equal to 50 ° C and preferably greater than or equal to 75 ° C. If this condition is not fulfilled, the steel has residual quenching austenite which is detrimental to the mechanical properties, in particular the breaking strength. After dissolution and prolonged quenching to the target cryogenic temperature, the final mechanical properties are obtained after aging between 450 and 600 ° C for a period of 4 to 32 hours. The hardening obtained is ensured by the formation of intermetallic precipitates NiAI and Ni 3 Ti of nanometric size. During aging, reversion austenite can form and contribute to steel toughness. This aging can, optionally, be interrupted using a water quench to improve toughness.
- the final structure for the applications envisaged in a privileged way, in particular in the aeronautics, must be free of delta ferrite which degrades the mechanical properties.
- a maximum of 1% delta ferrite is tolerable.
- the composition of the steel according to the invention is chosen, precisely, to avoid as much as possible delta ferrite remains at the end of the treatments performed during the implementation of the method according to the invention.
- the ratio Cr eq / Ni eq of steel ie the ratio between the weighted sum of the contents of the main alphagenic elements such as Cr (chromium equivalent) and the weighted sum of the contents of the main gammagenic elements such as Ni (nickel equivalent), that is less than or equal to 1, 05, with:
- Ni eq 2 Ni + 0.5 Mn + 30 C + 25 N + Co + 0.3 Cu
- a preferred mode of preparation of steels according to the invention is a double vacuum melting with induction melting (Vacuum Induction Melting, VIM) and then casting of the ingot steel to obtain an electrode , which is then treated by vacuum arc remelting (Vacuum Arc Remelting, VAR) or by remelting under an electroconductive slag (Electroslag Remelting, ESR). Developments under vacuum prevent oxidation of Al and Ti by air, thus the excessive formation of oxidized inclusions, and also allow to eliminate a portion of nitrogen and dissolved oxygen. It is thus possible to obtain high fatigue life times.
- VIM vacuum melting with induction melting
- VAR vacuum arc remelting
- ESR electroconductive slag
- the hot transformations are carried out and put into the form of a semi-finished product (bar, flat, block, forged or stamped part, etc.). to give it dimensions at least close to its final dimensions.
- a semi-finished product bar, flat, block, forged or stamped part, etc.
- a homogenization treatment of the ingot or semi-finished product is also carried out at a temperature of 1200 to 1300 ° C. for at least 24 hours to limit the segregation of the various elements present and thus more easily to obtain the properties mechanical devices.
- homogenization is generally not usually carried out during the last hot forming operations or after these, in order to more certainly preserve an acceptable grain size on the products, depending on their future use.
- the half-product then undergoes, according to the invention, a heat treatment consisting of:
- an intermediate temperature for example the ambient, or a temperature between the beginning and the end of the martensitic transformation, or a temperature higher than the start temperature of the martensitic transformation
- alloying elements of the steel according to the invention are present in the quantities indicated for the reasons which will be exhibited. As mentioned, percentages are percentages by weight.
- the C content is at most 0.030% (300 ppm), preferably at most 0.010% (100 ppm). In practice, it is generally only present as a residual element resulting from the melting of the raw materials and the preparation, without a voluntary addition being made. It could form Cr carbides type M 23 C 6 and thus penalize corrosion resistance by capturing Cr which is thus no longer available to ensure the stainless steel is satisfactory. It could also associate with Ti to form carbides and carbonitrides harmful to the fatigue behavior, and the consumption of Ti in these forms would decrease the amount of hardening intermetallic formed.
- the Si content is at most 0.25%, preferably at most 0.10% to better ensure the good compromise between Rm and K1 C sought. Typically it is only a residual element not added voluntarily. It tends to lower Ms (see equation (1)) and to weaken the steel, hence its undesirable nature in larger quantities than has been said.
- the Mn content is at most 0.25%, preferably at most 0.10%. Typically it is only a residual element not added voluntarily. It tends to lower Ms (see equation (1)). It could possibly be used as a partial substitution of the Ni to avoid the presence of delta ferrite and contribute to the presence of reversion austenite during hardening aging. But the ease with which it evaporates during the vacuum treatment makes it difficult to control and leads to fouling of dust extraction devices fumes furnaces. Therefore, a significant presence of Mn in the steels of the invention is not recommended.
- the S content is at most 0.020% (200 ppm), preferably at most 0.005% (50 ppm), to better ensure the right compromise between Rm and K1 C sought.
- it is present in the residual state and, if necessary, its content must be controlled by a choice careful raw materials and / or a metallurgical desulfurization treatment during the step of melting and adjusting the composition of the steel. It reduces toughness by segregation at grain boundaries, and forms sulphides damaging to mechanical properties.
- the P content is at most 0.040% (400 ppm), preferably at most 0.020%
- the Ni content is between 8 and 14%, preferably between 1, 3 and 12.5%. It is a gamma element, and it must be at a sufficiently high level to avoid the stabilization of the delta ferrite during dissolution and homogenization operations. But it must also be maintained at a low enough level to ensure a complete martensitic transformation during quenching since it has a strong tendency to lower Ms according to equation (1). On the other hand, it participates in the hardening of the steel during precipitation aging of the NiAl and Ni 3 Ti hardening phases which give the steels of the invention their level of mechanical strength. It also has the function of forming reversion austenite during aging, which precipitates finely between the martensite slats and provides ductility and toughness to the steels of the invention.
- the Cr content is between 8 and 14%, preferably between 8.5 and 10%. It is the main element that provides resistance to corrosion, which justifies the lower limit of 8%. But its content must be limited to 14% so that it does not contribute to the stabilization of delta ferrite and does not cause Ms, calculated according to equation (1), to pass below 50 ° C.
- the content of Mo + W / 2 is between 1.5 and 3.0%, preferably between 1.5 and 2.5%.
- Mo participates in the corrosion resistance and is likely to form a hardening phase Fe 7 Mo 6 .
- the addition of an excessive amount of Mo can lead to the formation of a 6 MB 7 Fe phase and thus reduce the amount of MB available to limit corrosion.
- at least part of the Mo can be replaced by W. It is well known that in steels, these two elements are functionally often comparable, and that, at equal weight percent, W is twice as effective as Mo.
- the Al content is from 1.0 to 2.0%, preferably from 1.05 to 2.0%, more preferably from 1.0 to 1.5%, optimally from 1.05 to 1.5%.
- the IA is usually known to degrade the ductility, but this disadvantage is canceled by the possibility offered by the invention to achieve dissolution in relatively low temperatures.
- the Ti content is between 0.5 and 2.0%, preferably between 1.10 and 1.55%. He also participates in hardening during aging by forming the Ni 3 Ti phase. It also makes it possible to fix C and N in the form of carbides and carbonitrides of Ti and thus to avoid the harmful effects of C. However, as has been said, these carbides and carbonitrides are harmful to the fatigue behavior, and can not afford to train too much. The contents of C, N and Ti must therefore be kept within the prescribed limits.
- the content of Co is between 2 and 9%, preferably between 2.50 and 6.5%, better between 2.50 and 3.50%. It makes it possible to stabilize the austenite at the homogenization and dissolution temperatures, and thus to avoid the formation of delta ferrite. It participates in hardening by its presence in solid solution and also in that it promotes the precipitation of NiAl and Ni 3 Ti phases. It can be added as a substitution for Ni to raise the temperature Ms and ensure that it is above 50 ° C. Compared to the steel described in EP-A-1 896 624 where Co must be at most 2%, the aim here is to use Co to contribute significantly to the curing, this in combination with the other elements present and the heat treatments required. The target preferential content of 2.50-3.50% represents the best compromise between the cost of steel and its performance.
- N should be at most 0.030% (300 ppm), preferably at most 0.0060% (60 ppm) to better ensure the right compromise between Rm and K1 C sought.
- Nitrogen is not intentionally added to the liquid metal, and the vacuum treatments which are generally performed during the preparation process make it possible to protect the liquid steel against atmospheric nitrogen uptakes, or even to remove part of the dissolved nitrogen. N is unfavorable to the ductility of the steel and forms angular Ti nitrides which are likely to be sites of crack initiation during fatigue stresses.
- O must be at most 0.020% (200 ppm), preferably 0.0050% (50 ppm) to better ensure the right compromise between Rm and K1 C sought. It is also unfavorable to ductility, and the oxidized inclusions it forms are also potential sites for crack initiation in fatigue.
- the O content should be chosen according to the usual criteria for the skilled person, according to the precise mechanical characteristics required for the final product.
- the mechanical properties of the steel of the invention are adversely affected by the inclusions of oxides and nitrides.
- the use of Production processes aimed at minimizing their presence in the final steel (VIM, ESR, VAR) are particularly preferred for this reason.
- the other elements present in the steel of the invention are iron and the impurities resulting from the preparation.
- compositions of samples A to E correspond to reference steels: A, D and E are in accordance with the teaching of EP-A-1 896 624. B and C are two reference examples which make it possible to highlight the interest to impose Ms according to the invention.
- the compositions of samples 1 to 16 correspond to steels according to the invention.
- Samples A, B, C and 1 to 5 are from 6 kg ingots, and the other samples are from 150 kg ingots.
- the 6 kg ingots were initially developed for a first validation of the concept of the invention, and their encouraging properties led to continuing the experiments with castings of 150 kg to confirm and refine the definition of the invention.
- the 6 kg ingots also made it possible to carry out tensile tests directly, whereas it was necessary to form the 150 kg ingots to extract thereafter the samples on which the measurements of the parameters governing the tenacity were carried out.
- Table 1 Compositions of the test samples, with their Ms calculated according to equation (1)
- the 6 kg ingots (A, B, C 1 to 5) were prepared by vacuum treatment of the liquid metal before casting. They were homogenized at 1250 ° C. for 48 hours. They were then spun after heating to 940 ° C to be formed into bars of diameter 22 mm.
- Table 2 indicates which treatments these bars were then subjected to, and what were their main ultimate mechanical properties measured in the long direction: tensile strength Rm, 0.2% proof strength Rp 0 , 2, elongation at break A, necking at break Z, Vickers hardness. The small size of the spun samples did not allow the extraction of specimens that would have had the dimensions necessary to carry out the toughness tests.
- Reference samples A, D and E correspond to the low or zero Co content steels described in EP-A-1 896 624. Compared to the steels of the invention, we see that their Rm is relatively low.
- the reference samples B and C have an MS of less than 50 ° C, therefore too low to be in accordance with the invention. This explains the excessive presence of residual austenite which prevents a sufficient Rm, translated by a low hardness.
- the reference sample F shows that a content of Mo too high and a Ti content too low compared to the requirements of the invention lead to the achievement of mechanical properties which are only at the level of those of the other reference samples .
- Sample 1 is in accordance with the invention, but has a Ms less than the optimum of 75 ° C and more. Its Rm is therefore relatively weak and will not be suitable for all conceivable applications. The same can be said, but to a lesser extent, of sample 3.
- Sample 2 on the other hand, has an optimum MS, and its Rm of 1947
- Sample 6 has an MS that is not optimal compared to sample 2 which also has about 3% of C. Similarly for sample 7 which has a Co content of about 6%, but a poorer Rm than sample 4 because of its lowest Ms. The very high Rm of Sample 8 is due to its high Ms combined with a Co content of about 6%.
- the sample 9 to 5% Co has a Ms less than the optimum and its Rm is relatively limited. This shows that a relatively high content of Co is not sufficient to ensure a high Rm in the context of the invention.
- Samples 10 and 12 are those which have the best compromise between Rm and K1 C. In fact, their compositions are in accordance with the preferred contents on all the elements.
- Sample 1 1 has a high Ms and a high Rm.
- the equilibrium between Rm and K1 C is better than for sample 8 because of a better balance between the contents of Ni and Cr.
- the comparison between the samples 13, 14 and 15 demonstrates the advantageous effect of the partial substitution of Al with Ti: the sample 14 is the one which has the best compromise between Rm and K1 C. It will also be noted that these samples have a higher Cr content (9.4-9.6%) than that (about 9%) of samples 10 and 12.
- Sample 16 has a high Ms. Its Rm is equivalent to that of sample 12 but its K1 C is less favorable because of a slightly higher Cr content.
- Figure 1 shows the results of Table 3 in terms of trade-offs between Rm and K1 C for samples from ingots of 150 kg, these being the only ones for which toughness was measured.
- K1 C decreases as Rm increases, and the steels according to the invention have a better compromise between these two properties than the reference steels D and E whose compositions are relatively close to the invention except on the content of Co.
- an Rm of 1701 MPa corresponds to a tenacity of 66 MPa.m 1/2 .
- This steel is therefore not at all suitable for the intended uses envisaged because of its insufficient Rm.
- the maximum Rm of the reference samples is 1952 MPa, which would be correct for the said uses, but the corresponding tenacity is only 43 MPa.m 1/2 , which would be very insufficient.
- the best resistance / toughness compromises are obtained for Rm from 1845 to 1900 MPa, which correspond to tenacities of the order of 46 to 56 MPa.m 1/2 .
- the steels according to the invention therefore provide the user with a great flexibility in the choice of their properties, which can be modulated by the composition, the heat treatments and the final aging chosen in the context that has been mentioned.
- the values of A% and Z% of the samples according to the invention are very comparable to those obtained on 300M steels.
- the invention therefore provides no degradation with respect to the 300M from this point of view.
- the steels according to the invention can therefore be substituted mechanically satisfactorily for steels of the 300M type, in addition to the fact that they exhibit salt spray corrosion resistance and stress corrosion resistance which are quite favorable. because comparable to those of stainless steels by which we could consider replacing the 300M.
- the solidified "ingot" which is cast from the liquid metal may have any shape capable of leading, after the various deformations, to a final product having the shape and dimensions desired for its use.
- the casting in a conventional mold with a bottom and fixed sidewalls is only one of the possible ways to proceed, and the various continuous casting processes in a bottomless mold with fixed or moving walls can be used to effect the solidification of the "ingot".
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