铸铁成份微机热分析仪改进方法（Improved method of cast iron micro thermal analyzer）.docVIP

铸铁成份微机热分析仪改进方法（Improved method of cast iron micro thermal analyzer） In the casting process, the chemical composition of molten iron pouring is forecast, on the improvement of iron melting control, to ensure and improve the casting The quality is very important. Method for determination of iron and carbon equivalent carbon and silicon content in thermal analyzer control application of micro computer, Is an advanced detection technology by detecting the characteristics of molten iron on the cooling curve, and through mathematical calculation, in molten iron Poured into the cup within three minutes after the automatic display and print out the liquidus temperature and solidus temperature TL T liquidus carbon equivalent CEL C, the carbon content, silicon content of Si parameters. Compared with the traditional chemical analysis method, which is rapid, simple, consumption The advantages of low cost, so more and more attention in the field of casting and welcome. But at present, some factories in the use of the instrument, often test the success rate is not high and the results of large deviation The problem. When the hot metal poured into the cup, often because of instrument feature points on the cooling curve to find out all kinds of fault and alarm. Continue test, indicating that the test failed. Because users can not know the specific reasons for failure, unable to find the improved method, To test the failure rate is very high although sometimes print out the results, and the deviation is too large, the result is not credible. For users This confused, even this kind of instrument can not be used in the production field to normal access. The CWF type cast iron micro thermal analyzer as an example, empirical formula is adopted: CEL%= A - BTc C%= D - E L+ F S%:G - KT N - P% - MF Where P is the phosphorus content in hot metal, A, B, D, E, F, G, K, M, N for the empirical coefficient, operator boot by keyboard input In. Experience coefficient and other trace elements in mol