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OwnerKazuhito Imai, Tamotsu Toki +4inventors
InventorsKazuhito Imai, Tamotsu Toki, Yukihiro Yoshikawa, Masaru Takahashi, Toshinobu Nishibata, Nobusato Kojima
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Hot press forming of a steel material is made possible by coating the surface of the steel material with a plated layer of zinc or a zinc alloy and forming thereon a barrier layer which prevents the vaporization of zinc even when heated to 700-1000° C. Corrosion resistance can also be guaranteed without requiring post treatment, and hot press forming of high tensile steel sheet and stainless steel sheet is made possible. The barrier layer is formed by forming an upper plated layer, by surface oxidation, by contact with an oxidizing agent, by contact with Zn and an oxidizing agent, by anodic electrolysis, by cathodic electrolysis, or by coating with a ZnO sol.
A steel material for hot press forming characterized by comprising a base steel material having a zinc or zinc alloy plated layer formed on the surface of the base steel material, the plated layer having on its surface a barrier layer which prevents vaporization of zinc during heating.
A method of manufacturing a surface treated steel material for hot press forming characterized by applying zinc or zinc alloy plating to the surface of a steel material, and oxidizing the surface of the resulting plated coating to form on the surface of the plated coating a barrier layer which suppresses vaporization of zinc.
A method of manufacturing a steel material for hot press forming characterized by applying zinc or zinc alloy plating to the surface of a steel material, and contacting the resulting plated steel material with a solution containing an oxidizing agent.
A method of manufacturing a steel material for hot press forming characterized by applying zinc or zinc alloy plating to the surface of a steel material, and contacting the resulting plated steel material with a solution containing Zn ions and an oxidizing agent to form on the surface of the plated coating a barrier layer which suppresses vaporization of zinc.
A method of manufacturing a steel material for hot press forming characterized by applying zinc or zinc alloy plating to the surface of a steel material, and subjecting the resulting plated steel material to anodic electrolysis in an aqueous solution to form on the surface of the plated coating a barrier layer which suppresses vaporization of zinc.
A method of manufacturing a steel material for hot press forming characterized by applying zinc or zinc alloy plating to the surface of a steel material, and subjecting the resulting plated steel material to electrolysis in an aqueous solution containing Zn ions and an oxidizing agent with the steel material as a cathode to form on the surface of the plated coating a barrier layer which suppresses vaporization of zinc.
A method of manufacturing a steel material for hot press forming characterized by applying zinc or zinc alloy plating to the surface of a steel material, and forming on the surface of the resulting plated coating a barrier layer which suppresses vaporization of zinc by coating the surface of the plated steel material with a solution containing a ZnO sol followed by drying.
A method of manufacturing a steel material for hot press forming comprising subjecting a steel material to hot dip galvanizing and subsequent galvanealing heat treatment in a continuous hot dip galvanizing line, characterized in that the maximum heating temperature in the continuous hot dip galvanizing line is less than the Ac, point of the steel and the galvanealing heat treatment temperature is at least 500° C. and at most the Ac1 point.
A method of manufacturing a steel material for hot press forming comprising subjecting a steel material to hot dip galvanizing and subsequent galvanealing heat treatment in a continuous hot dip galvanizing line, characterized in that the maximum heating temperature in the continuous hot dip galvanizing line is not lower than the Ac1 point of the steel, the average cooling speed from the maximum heating temperature to 500° C. is less than the critical cooling speed for the steel, and the galvanealing heat treatment temperature is at least 500° C. and at most the Ac1 point.
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