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JB/T 5175-1991 Metallographic inspection of main parts of diesel engine fuel injection pump and injector assembly
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JB/T 5175-1991
Standard Name: Metallographic inspection of main parts of diesel engine fuel injection pump and injector assembly
This standard specifies the metallographic structure of the camshaft and injector body of the main parts of the diesel engine fuel injection pump and injector assembly. This standard is applicable to the metallographic inspection of the carburizing quenching and tempering of the camshaft made of 20, 20Cr and other steels, and the metallographic inspection of the high-frequency (or flame) quenching and tempering of the injector body made of 55, 60, ZG55, ZG60 and other steels. JB/T 5175-1991 Metallographic inspection of the main parts of diesel engine fuel injection pump and injector assembly JB/T5175-1991 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
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Mechanical Industry Standard of the People's Republic of ChinaWww.bzxZ.net JB/T 5175-1991 Diesel engine fuel injection pump and fuel injector assembly Metallographic inspection of main parts Published on May 18, 1991 Implementation by the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry of the People's Republic of China on January 1, 1992 Metallographic inspection of main parts of the People's Republic of China's Mechanical Industry Standard Diesel engine fuel injection pump and fuel injector assembly Metallographic inspection of main parts 1 Subject content and scope of application JB/T5175-1991 This standard specifies the metallographic structure of the finished products of camshafts and injector bodies, the main parts of diesel engine fuel injection pump and injector assemblies. This standard is applicable to the carburizing quenching and tempering metallographic inspection of camshafts made of 20, 20 steel, and the high-frequency (or flame) quenching and tempering metallographic inspection of injector bodies made of 55, 60, etc. :Referenced standards 94 008 Technical conditions for alloy structural steel Technical conditions for high-quality carbon structural steel Classification and technical conditions for carbon steel castings Determination and verification of effective hardened layer depth of steel parts by carburizing and quenching Technical conditions for diesel engine injection pump camshaft Determination of effective hardened layer depth after induction quenching or flame quenching of steel 3 Camshaft metallographic inspection 3.1 Technical requirements 3.1.1 The raw materials shall meet the requirements of 3077, 699. The camshaft forging shall be pre-heat treated. 3.1.2 The effective hardened layer depth and hardness of each part of the cam shall meet the requirements of the product drawing. 3.1.3 The carbon content of the cam carburized layer surface shall not be lower than the eutectoid composition. 55, 60 and other steel 3.1.4 The microstructure of the cam working surface should be martensite + carbide + a small amount of retained austenite. Carbide is evaluated according to the I-level diagram of this standard, and 26 is qualified. Martensite and retained austenite are evaluated according to the II-level diagram of this standard, and 25 is qualified. 3.1.5 The working surface of the finished parts is not allowed to have cracks and other abnormal structures. 3.2 Inspection method 3.2.1 The sampling part should be cut on the cross section of the cam working part, and the section is used as the metallographic grinding surface. 3.2.2 The etchant is 2%4% nitric acid ethanol solution. 3.2.3 Evaluation method 3.2.3.1 The effective hardened layer depth is measured according to 9450 (see Figure Ⅲ1). The inspection between heat treatment processes can also be approximately measured by metallographic method under 100 times magnification. Its depth is approximately hypereutectoid layer + eutectoid layer + 1/2 transition layer (see Figure IIII2). In case of any dispute, the effective hardened layer method shall be used for arbitration. 3.2.3.2 Carbides shall be evaluated by selecting the worst viewing field under 500 times magnification in the quenching and tempering state and comparing with the Class I diagram. 3.2.3.3 Martensite and retained austenite shall be evaluated by selecting the worst viewing field under 500 times magnification and comparing with the Class II diagram. 3.3 Microstructure classification standard Approved by the Ministry of Machinery and Electronics Industry on May 18, 1991 and implemented on January 1, 1992 JB/T5175-1991 The carbide classification standard is divided into 8 grades according to the shape, size, quantity and distribution of carbides (see Figures 1 to 8). The grade description is shown in Table 1. Needle-shaped tempered martensite Carbides are not obvious or the number is small and they are fine-grained and evenly distributed. Carbides are fine-grained and evenly distributed. Carbides are fine-grained and distributed in a discontinuous network. Carbides are granular and distributed in a discontinuous network. Carbides are distributed in a small number of blocks. Carbides are strip-shaped and distributed in a discontinuous network. Carbides are large blocks. + Needle-shaped dense distribution Martensite and austenite classification standard, according to the length of martensite and the amount of retained austenite is divided into 6 levels (see Figure I1Ⅱ6), and its level description is shown in Table 2. Fine needle-shaped martensite + troostite Fine needle-shaped martensite + a small amount of retained austenite Fine needle-shaped martensite + a small amount of retained austenite Needle-shaped martensite + a medium amount of retained austenite Coarse needle-shaped martensite + a large amount of retained austenite Coarse needle-shaped martensite + a large amount of retained austenite Carbide level diagram (magnified 500 times) Figure 111 level Figure 122 level Figure 133 level Figure 155 level JB/T 51751991 Figure I44 level Figure 166 level Figure 177 level JB/T 51751991 Figure 188 level Martensite retained austenite level diagram (magnified 500 times) Figure II11 level Figure I22 level Figure II33 level Figure I55 level JB/T 51751991 Figure II44 level Figure II66 level JB/T5175-1991 Metallographic inspection of injector body 4.1 Technical requirements Appear. Bad material of injector body should be pre-heat treated. JB/T 5175-1991 The effective hardened layer depth and hardness shall meet the requirements of the product drawing. The seal end face of the injector body, The microstructure shall be evaluated in accordance with the IV level diagram of this standard, and 38 levels are qualified. After the parts are quenched, the finished product is not allowed to have cracks and local melting phenomena, and the seal end face is not allowed to have abnormal structures such as leanness and decarburization. 4.2 Inspection method The sampling position shall be longitudinally sectioned along the center of the quenched part of the injector body surface (the metallographic grinding surface shall be two sides away from the positioning hole and the return oil hole). The etchant is 2%4% nitric acid ethanol solution. Evaluation method The martensite level shall be evaluated in accordance with the IV level diagram of this standard under a magnification of 500 times. The evaluation of the effective hardened layer depth shall be carried out according to 5617. and above), and the microstructure classification should be divided into 10 levels according to the coarseness and arrangement of martensite (see Figure IV1IV10), and the level description is shown in Table 3. Table 3 Coarse martensite Relatively coarse martensite Medium martensite Medium martensite Relatively fine martensite Fine martensite Fine martensite Inhomogeneous martensite Martensite + troostite Martensite + troostite + ferrite Figure IV11 level Figure IV33 level JB/T 51751991 Martensite grade diagram (magnified 500 times) Figure IV22 level Figure IV44 level Figure IV55 level Figure IV77 level JB/T 5175—1991 Figure IV66 level Figure IV88 level Additional notes: Figure IV99 level JB/T5175-1991 This standard is proposed and managed by Wuxi Oil Pump and Nozzle Research Institute. This standard is drafted by Wuxi Oil Pump and Nozzle Research Institute. 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