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May 11,2024
What are the uses of forgings?
Forging refers to a workpiece or blank obtained by forging and deforming a metal blank. By applying pressure to the metal blank to produce plastic deformation, its mechanical properties can be changed. Forgings according to the temperature of the billet in the processing, can be divided into cold forging warm forging and hot forging. Cold forging is generally processed at room temperature, and hot forging is processed at a temperature higher than the recrystallization temperature of the metal blank.
ForgingsIt refers to a workpiece or blank obtained by forging and deforming a metal blank. By applying pressure to the metal blank to produce plastic deformation, its mechanical properties can be changed. Forgings according to the temperature of the billet in the processing, can be divided into cold forging warm forging and hot forging. Cold forging is generally processed at room temperature, and hot forging is processed at a temperature higher than the recrystallization temperature of the metal blank.
General Industrial UseForgings, Refers to civil industries such as machine tool manufacturing, agricultural machinery, agricultural tool manufacturing and bearing industry. Forgings for hydro-generators, such as main and intermediate shafts.
Forgings for thermal power stations, such as rotors, impellers, retaining ring spindles, etc. Metallurgical machinery, such as cold rolls, hot rolls and herringed gear shafts.
Forgings for pressure vessels, such as cylinders, kettle ring flanges and heads. Marine forgings, such as crankshaft, tail shaft, rudder stock, thrust shaft and intermediate shaft.
Forging machinery and equipment, such as hammer head, hammer rod, hydraulic press column, cylinder, axle pressing machine pillar and cylinder, etc. Module forgings, mainly hot die forging hammer forging die.
Forgings for the automobile industry, such as left and right steering knuckles, front beams, couplers, etc. According to statistics, in automobiles, forgings account for 80% of their quality. Forgings for locomotives, such as axles, wheels, leaf springs, crankshafts of locomotives, etc. According to statistics, forgings in locomotives account for 60% of their quality. The weight range of forgings is large. Forgings can range from a few grams to hundreds of tons.
Forgings are of higher quality than castings. The mechanical properties of forgings are better than castings, and they can withstand large impact forces and other heavy loads. Therefore, forgings are used for some important and strong parts.
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