Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating
Patent
1977-03-01
1978-03-07
Stallard, W.
Metal treatment
Compositions
Heat treating
148 115P, C22F 118
Patent
active
040778118
ABSTRACT:
A process for the manufacture of molybdenum-base wrought products, commencing with a mass of metallic molybdenum or an alloy containing at least 50% molybdenum that is only moderately heated to within the temperature range of 500.degree. F to about 1200.degree. F; and while in an essentially "black-warm" condition (as contrasted to a red-hot condition) is deformed to wrought semi-finish products of the desired configuration, employing conventional working methods such as forging, rolling, or similar processes. The starting billet genesis can be either from vacuum-arc-cast or powder metallurgy ingot that is extruded at a temperature of about 1500.degree. F to 2500.degree. F, whereafter the extruded billet is annealed by heating for about one hour or longer to a temperature of from 2000.degree. F up to about 3000.degree. F to obtain a substantially fully annealed condition.
The "Black Fabricated" wrought product is generally stress relieved for an appropriate time at temperatures ranging from 1500.degree. F to about 2500.degree. F and normally surface conditioned to produce marketable mill products, such as sheet, plate, rods, bars, forged shapes and the like.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2666721 (1954-01-01), Bechtold et al.
patent: 2667435 (1954-01-01), Marden et al.
patent: 2678272 (1954-05-01), Ham et al.
AMAX, Inc.
Stallard W.
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