1.Q:What is a forged shaft?
A:Forged steel shafts are created through a manufacturing process that involves the shaping of the shaft Forgings using localized compressive forces.
2.Q:What are the advantages of forged shafts?
A:Forging shafts can improve the metal's organizational structure and mechanical properties, ensuring that the parts have good mechanical properties and a longer service life.
3.Q:Material selection for forged shafts?
A:The materials used for forging shafts are mainly carbon steel and alloy steel of various compositions, followed by aluminum, magnesium, copper, titanium and their alloys.
4.Q:What are the process flows for forging shafts?
A:Taking hot die forging as an example, the general sequence is: blanking, heating, roll forging, die forging, trimming, punching, correction, intermediate inspection, heat treatment of forgings, cleaning, correction and inspection.
5.Q:What are the classifications of forging temperatures?
A:According to the different forging temperatures, it can be divided into hot forging (above 800℃), warm forging or semi-hot forging (between 300-800℃) and cold forging (performed at room temperature).