Abstract
A mode of high-speed recrystallization annealing has been developed to increase technological plasticity while maintaining the strength of sheet cold-rolled blanks made of deformable aluminum alloys that are not strengthened by heat treatment. Problem. Cold deformation of cold-rolled plates is achieved by recrystallization annealing in hooded furnaces. However, such annealing often does not provide the technological plasticity for defect-free stamping of products and, as a result, has significant rejects. Hooded furnaces are not suitable for improving the deformation of individual billets. In addition, for products with complex configurations that operate in harsh environments, the requirements for rolled aluminum are increased, which is also not possible to realize in open hearth furnaces. These problems can be solved by high-speed continuous parting heat treatment. Goal. The aim is development of a high-speed recrystallization annealing regime for increasing technological plasticity while maintaining the strength of cold-rolled sheet billets from deformable aluminum alloys. Methodology. The object of the study was thin-sheet (1 mm) billets from cold-rolled aluminum alloys AD1, AMts, AMg3. Strip blanks were subjected to high-speed continuous recrystallization annealing using contact heating. The metal was heated at a rate of 5 ºC/c to temperatures from 250 to 400 ºC with an interval of 50 ºC with a holding time of 5 - 15 min at the heating temperature and cooling in air. The quality of the annealing was judged by the nature of the obtained structure and indicators of mechanical properties. The ability to extract metal in different states was evaluated by the Eriksen method. Result. The least energy-consuming modes of continuous high-speed annealing of workpieces from the studied alloys were developed to obtain increased plasticity indicators (while maintaining strength) and improve cold pressure processing in the manufacture of products of complex configuration. Practical value. High-speed recrystallization annealing provides reduction of defects, saving of metal, improvement of productivity in the production of thin-sheet items by the method of cold deformation with deep and complex drawing.
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