IPC classes for russian patent Method of producing ice cast-iron cylinder head valve seat or reconditioning them by arc deposition. RU patent 2448825. (RU 2448825):
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FIELD: process engineering.
SUBSTANCE: invention may be used in reconditioning or producing internal combustion engine valves. Machining is carried out after valve surface cleaning and flaw detection. Seat is made by arc deposition on valve seat surface. Nickel sublayer is built up by short arc of forward polarity current in atmosphere of welding gas with forging the built-up bead at the rate not allowing metal chilling. Surface with nickel deposition is subjected to machining. Working layer of austenitic heat-resistant steel is deposited by consumable electrode with reverse polarity current and forging of every bead at the rate not allowing metal chilling. Seat working surface is subjected to finishing.
EFFECT: higher thermal fatigue strength, durability and wear resistance.
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The invention refers to engines of internal combustion engine (ice), namely the seats valve cylinder engine.
Modern transportation internal combustion engines are characterized by high output per litre. Increase of a litre capacity is achieved mainly by increasing the average effective pressure by increasing the injection of fuel. This will inevitably increase the heat load on the details of forming the chamber of combustion, especially pistons, cylinder heads and valves, and it is their efficiency limit the further increase of capacity.
Cylinder head is the most complicated in design and the most loaded in thermal relation to the detail of the engine. The complexity of the design leads to a great imbalance of thermal loads on its individual elements. Unfavourable conditions of work, since the cylinder head has no possibility of free thermal expansion.
The most common operational defects cylinder heads is a fault seat valves: cracks on the inner surface of catastrophic wear of the working surface, the destruction and loss.
In modern domestic and foreign engines valve seats perform plug-in [p. 249-250. Orlin, A.S. Design and strength calculation piston and combined engines. / .., .., .. and others - M: Mashinostroenie, 1984. - 384 S.]. In the nests of cylinder heads of the seat or are pressed with a relative tightness, or insert a cold. A method of pressing-seat valves with tightness in the cylinder head is the most widespread. In this case, please note one significant drawback is the possibility of loss of seat of the slot head.
When the valve seat, and its subsequent replacement for repair, you must install the saddle larger diameter to provide required the interference, and this must be boring diameters of inlet and exhaust channels cylinder head under a larger diameter, thus reducing the size jumper, which is the most loaded area of the cylinder head.
It should also be noted that stamped in connection with significant stresses involves making a massive seat.
The marine, locomotive and stationary diesel engines of large dimension are used cast iron cylinder head, the openings of which valves are not equipped with seats [voznitskiy, I.V. Shipboard internal combustion engines. / .., .., ... - M: Transport, 1979. - 413 C.], [Rzhepetskii, K.L. Shipboard internal combustion engines. / .., ... - HP: Shipbuilding, 1984. - 168 C.]. Therefore, when the maximum wear holes, you must either send the head of the scrap metal, or as well as to bore holes and embed them in a false seat. Both of these options are not optimal.
In the first case, the loss of even quite efficient cylinder head and the need for acquisition of new, expensive items.
In the second case bore cylinder holes for installation of seats leads to a reduction of cross-sections in the most thermally and mechanically the loaded areas on the bottom and thereby provokes the formation of cracks thermal fatigue and between holes for valves and nozzles. In addition, we cannot exclude the probability of the inserted saddles in the process of operation of the diesel engine.
Thus, the objective of the proposed invention is a method of obtaining valves, cast iron cylinder engine in their manufacture or restoration by electric arc welding. The proposed method of manufacture or restoration will eliminate the above drawbacks arising at zapressovke seat valves in the cylinder head, and will optimally solve the problem of restoration of working capacity cylinder head. Additionally when using the proposed method to completely exclude the possibility of loss of the saddle, an increase strength the cylinder head.
The task is achieved by the fact that the manufacture or restoration of the seat valves, cast iron cylinder internal combustion engine is used method of arc welding, which would provide new properties of the working surface of the seat by a selection of different steel surfacing. Also the head of the cylinder becomes further more repairable.
The method of obtaining the saddle valve cast iron cylinder internal combustion engines in their manufacture or restoration, including cleaning of surfaces under the saddle, defectoscopy, its mechanical processing and the manufacture of saddles, produced by electric arc welding referred to the surface of the short arc straight polarity direct current with welding Nickel in the environment of welding gas, with weld platen-seam with a speed of not allowing the metal cool down, machining Nickel surface, and then surfacing of a working layer of heat-resistant austenitic steel by consumable electrode current of reverse polarity with each roller-seam with a speed of not allowing the metal cool down, and final processing of the working surface of the seat.
In figure 1, 2, 3, 4 presented plans to carry out work for obtaining a seat valves, cast iron cylinder engine in their manufacture or restoration.
The method of obtaining the saddle valve cast iron cylinder engine in their manufacture or restoration consists of preparation of the cylinder head 1 the surfacing by off saddles 2 (figure 1), cleaning, bore Seating surfaces 3 seat valves for welding Nickel in accordance with 2 and Stripping adjacent to the valve seats surfaces of a metal brush to a metallic Shine.
Poor technological weldability of grey cast iron results in the following defects: bleaching, i.e. the appearance of areas with secretions in one form or another. High hardness bleached sites practically deprives of possibility to process the cast iron cutting tool. Welding of Nickel eliminates the formation of these areas.
Surfacing sublayer is short arc current of direct polarity welding in the environment of gas with each roller-seam with a speed of not allowing the metal to cool, easy blows of metal hammer. Expendable materials - welding wire PANJ, which includes: Cu - 2,3-3%, Mn - 5-6%, Fe - 2%, Ni - the rest. Impurities not more than: Si - 0,3%, C - 0,3%, gas welding (Ar 80%, CO 2 20%).
After surfacing bore Seating surfaces, 4 seat valves in accordance with figure 3.
Next is surfacing of the working surface of the valve seat austenitic heat-resistant steel by consumable electrode (choice material is due to the unique combination of properties: high plasticity, strength, corrosion resistance and ability during operation under the action of shock valve at landing in the saddle). Before welding you must ignited electrodes at a temperature of 330-350°C for one hour. The surfacing of a working layer is made on the current of reverse polarity with each roller-seam with a speed of not allowing the metal cool down. You can then take the final machining of surfaces in contact 5 seat valves in accordance with figure 4.
The method of obtaining the saddle valve cast iron cylinder internal combustion engines in their manufacture or restoration, including clearing of a surface under the saddle, flaw detection, mechanical processing and manufacturing of the saddle, wherein the saddle produced by electric arc welding surface of the valve under the saddle, Nickel underlayer short arc straight polarity direct current welding in the environment of gas with weld platen with a speed of not allowing the metal cool down, hold machining Nickel surface, then working layer of heat-resistant austenitic steel by consumable electrode current of reverse polarity with each roller with a speed of not allowing the metal cool down, and carry out the final machining of the working surface of the seat.
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