WO2005054541A1 - 鋼材の化成処理前の表面調整処理 - Google Patents
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- C23C22/07—Chemical surface treatment of metallic material by reaction of the surface with a reactive liquid, leaving reaction products of surface material in the coating, e.g. conversion coatings, passivation of metals using aqueous solutions using aqueous acidic solutions with pH less than 6 containing phosphates
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- C23C—COATING METALLIC MATERIAL; COATING MATERIAL WITH METALLIC MATERIAL; SURFACE TREATMENT OF METALLIC MATERIAL BY DIFFUSION INTO THE SURFACE, BY CHEMICAL CONVERSION OR SUBSTITUTION; COATING BY VACUUM EVAPORATION, BY SPUTTERING, BY ION IMPLANTATION OR BY CHEMICAL VAPOUR DEPOSITION, IN GENERAL
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- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16L—PIPES; JOINTS OR FITTINGS FOR PIPES; SUPPORTS FOR PIPES, CABLES OR PROTECTIVE TUBING; MEANS FOR THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a surface conditioning treatment solution used before subjecting a steel material, particularly a threaded joint for steel pipes such as oil well pipes, to a phosphate chemical conversion treatment, and a surface treatment method of the steel material using this treatment solution.
- the present invention also relates to surface-treated steel materials, particularly steel pipe threaded joints.
- the chemical conversion treatment of a steel material is a treatment in which a film made of a corrosion product having a sticking property is formed on the surface of the steel material by a chemical reaction between the steel material and one type of corrosive liquid.
- a chemical reaction between the steel material and one type of corrosive liquid there are phosphate treatment, chromate treatment, and oxalate treatment.
- phosphate chemical conversion treatment is widely used in the automobile industry as a base treatment film before electrodeposition coating of steel sheets.
- Phosphate conversion treatment as an undercoat treatment for steel sheets for automobiles is carried out for the purpose of improving the adhesion of electrodeposition paints, and forms a phosphate film consisting of dense and fine crystal grains. Is required.
- the surface conditioning treatment of the steel sheet is performed with a surface conditioning treatment liquid containing phosphate ions and alkali metal ions before the chemical conversion treatment. Speak.
- JP-A-57-82478 (Reference 1)
- JP-A-10-245685 (Reference 2)
- JP-A-2000-96256 (Reference 3) disclose “alkali metal phosphates”, respectively. Contains a small amount of titanium compound and chlorate ”,“ phosphate fine particles and alkali metal salts, ammonium salts, etc. ”,“ phosphate fine particles and accelerating components (organic compounds) ” It is disclosed that when a steel material is treated with the surface conditioning treatment solution and then treated with a zinc phosphate chemical conversion treatment solution, a chemical conversion film having dense and extremely fine crystals can be formed.
- All of these surface conditioning treatments are aimed at densification of the phosphate film and Z-miniaturization, and the surface conditioning treatment liquid itself is phosphoric acid simultaneously with alkali metal ions. It also contains ions.
- an oil well pipe such as a tubing casing used for drilling an oil well is generally connected by a threaded joint.
- the depth of oil wells is usually 2000-3000m. In recent deep oil wells such as ocean oil fields, it reaches 8000-10000m.
- a typical threaded joint for oil well pipes has a male screw formed at the end of the oil well pipe to form a pin, and a female thread is formed on the inner surface of the threaded joint member (coupling) to form a box.
- a metal-sealable pin-box structure is adopted in which a metal contact part without a screw is provided at the corresponding position of the tip and the female screw, and the metal contact part without screw comes into contact with each other by tightening to form a metal seal part.
- a liquid lubricant containing heavy metal powder called compound grease is applied to improve seizure resistance, air tightness and liquid tightness.
- a male and non-threaded metal contact part is provided on one end of the steel pipe as a pin, and a female screw and unthreaded metal contact part is provided on the other end to form a box.
- Phosphate formation treatment particularly manganese phosphate conversion treatment may be performed.
- the object cannot be achieved even if the above-described phosphate chemical conversion treatment developed as a pre-painting treatment for automobile steel plates or the previous surface conditioning treatment technology is applied as it is.
- Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-335956 discloses that the surface of a Cr-containing steel pipe joint for oil wells is subjected to a conventional standard surface conditioning treatment or surface roughening treatment, and then the total acidity and free acidity. And a chemical conversion treatment using a manganese phosphate chemical conversion liquid whose acid ratio is adjusted to a specific range. The formed manganese phosphate chemical conversion film is small and dense.
- JP-A-60-121385 (Reference 6), JP-A-6-346988 (Reference 7), and JP-A-7-139665 (Reference 8) have a Cr content of about 10% by mass.
- a phosphate film is formed, and after a nitride layer is formed, seizure prevention is achieved.
- seizure resistance can be improved. It is disclosed.
- JP-A-8-103724 (Reference 9) and JP-A-8-105582 (Reference 10) have a manganese phosphate-based chemical conversion coating layer on the threaded part and the metal seal part of the steel pipe. It is disclosed that a nitriding treatment layer and a manganese phosphate-based chemical conversion coating layer are provided, and a rosin film (solid lubricating coating) containing a solid lubricant is formed thereon to improve seizure resistance. .
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-231974 discloses a chemical conversion treatment using a zinc phosphate-based or manganese phosphate-based chemical conversion treatment solution containing a predetermined amount of potassium salt, without surface conditioning.
- a phosphate conversion coating containing potassium is formed, a highly adhesive chemical coating can be formed on a threaded joint for oil well pipes made of Cr-containing steel.
- the conversion coating has fine and fine crystal grains. It is disclosed that.
- Reference 1 JP-A-57-82478
- Reference 12 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-231974
- the phosphate coating has an extremely fine crystal grain and a smooth surface.
- the technique described in the above documents 1-13 aims to make the phosphate-coated film finer and denser by performing a surface conditioning process so that a large number of fine crystal nuclei are deposited even in the V-deformation. Is.
- (0) Phosphate chemical film has a very fine crystal grain size (mostly less than 1 to 2 m), and has a smooth surface with no irregularities on the GO surface.
- Most of the film thickness is 0.6 — As thin as 1.3 / zm, because the surface has no irregularities and the chemical conversion film is thin, the lubricant (compound grease) cannot be sufficiently retained. When moving, the phosphate film could not withstand the mechanical pressure and peeled or worn, causing metal contact and causing gouling.
- the phosphate-based chemical conversion coating film has a larger crystal grain size so as to increase the surface irregularities, thereby maintaining the compound dust. It can be seen that it is advantageous to increase the property.
- a base of the phosphate-forming film As disclosed in References 6-8, as a base of the phosphate-forming film, a plating layer or When the nitride layer is formed, the seizure resistance of the threaded joint for oil country tubular goods can be improved.
- This technology is a technology that enables phosphate-forming treatment of high Cr steel and stainless steel with Cr content of 10% by mass or more, which has been difficult to form a phosphate-forming coating. is there. However, even if the base is formed in this way, a surface conditioning treatment may be required before the phosphate chemical conversion treatment.
- a nitrided layer is a costly and time-consuming operation, so even if high Cr steel or stainless steel with a Cr content of 10% by mass or more is not subjected to a ground treatment such as plating. If a phosphate chemical conversion treatment becomes possible only by surface conditioning, it is very advantageous industrially.
- Carbon steel or Cr-containing steel with CrlO mass% or less forms a phosphate chemical coating film by performing a phosphate chemical conversion treatment after a known surface conditioning treatment without performing a base treatment such as metal nitriding. it can.
- a base treatment such as metal nitriding.
- the formed chemical conversion film is a uniform and thin ultrafine crystal as described above, it cannot provide the seizure resistance desired for the oil well pipe joint.
- Documents 9 and 10 disclose a technique in which a solid lubricating film is formed on a phosphate-forming film so that the application of compound grease is unnecessary.
- a process of coating ⁇ high temperature baking ⁇ cooling which necessitates a significant capital investment and requires a large number of man-hours and costs. Industrial implementation is difficult.
- a chemical conversion coating with a coarse crystal of 20-50 m can be formed by chemical conversion treatment using a manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment solution containing fluorine ions without surface conditioning treatment. It is explained that a steel pipe joint excellent in seizure resistance, wear resistance, durability and the like can be obtained. Looking at the results shown in the drawings of this document, as the fluorine ion concentration increases, the film thickness of the chemical conversion film decreases, and the seizure resistance becomes maximum at a fluorine ion concentration of 1.0 g / 1. Before and after, the seizure resistance decreases rapidly. Therefore, it is predicted that the seizure resistance will change with a slight change in the fluorine ion concentration.
- the cause is considered to be that the manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment solution contains many components including manganese phosphate and other additives in addition to fluoride ions. If these fine balances are good, desirable crystals will be formed, but the consumption of the components will be different locally, so it is considered that scaling occurs where the balance is lost.
- the technique disclosed in Document 11 has another problem in that it uses highly corrosive fluorine ions.
- a manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment solution containing fluorine ions When a manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment solution containing fluorine ions is used, the fluorine ions in the treatment solution cause corrosion in the treatment tank, piping, pipe joints, etc., and the frequency of replacement and repair of those parts increases. For this reason, productivity is inevitably reduced due to an increase in time man-hours and a primary stoppage of production. If the equipment is renewed to the fluorine ion resistant type, there will be no problems with the equipment, but the investment will be enormous.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a phosphatization treatment technique suitable for a threaded joint for steel pipes such as oil well pipes, in which the above-described problems of the prior art are solved.
- the present invention is a surface conditioning treatment solution used before the phosphate-forming treatment of steel, and includes an aqueous solution containing an alkali metal salt and no phosphate ions.
- This is a surface conditioning treatment liquid.
- the alkali metal salt is preferably an alkali metal tetraborate.
- the present invention is a method for producing a surface-treated steel material, characterized by performing a phosphoric acid chlorination treatment after treating the steel material with the surface conditioning treatment liquid.
- the phosphate chemical conversion treatment is preferably a manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment.
- the average crystal grain size formed by the above method on the steel material surface is 10-.
- a surface-treated steel material having a 110 ⁇ m manganese phosphate conversion coating is also provided.
- the steel material is preferably a threaded joint for steel pipes such as oil well pipes, but the present invention can also be applied to other steel materials to which high surface pressure is applied.
- the present invention can also be applied to threaded joints of steel pipes other than force oil well pipes that have oil well pipes in mind as steel pipes.
- a steel material such as a threaded joint for a steel pipe is used in the subsequent phosphate formation process by performing a surface conditioning treatment using an aqueous solution of a single alkali metal salt such as potassium tetraborate.
- a phosphate chemical conversion film having coarse crystal grain strength (and therefore good compound grease retention) can be uniformly formed on the surface without causing scum.
- the treatment liquid for surface conditioning treatment of the present invention may be an aqueous solution of a single compound, the above-mentioned effects can be achieved stably and reliably with little possibility of fluctuation in action locally or over time. Can do.
- this treatment liquid does not need to contain a highly corrosive compound such as fluorine ions
- the treatment liquid of the present invention is used in the surface conditioning treatment process by using the conventional phosphate-forming treatment equipment as it is. By using it, the phosphate chemical conversion treatment can be carried out without increasing the number of steps.
- the waste liquid treatment may be the same as the conventional one.
- the treatment liquid for surface conditioning treatment of the present invention is higher than the high Cr steel and stainless steel having a Cr content of 10% by mass if the alkali metal salt concentration in the treatment liquid is increased. Is also effective. Therefore, high-Cr steel and stainless steel are subjected to phosphate conversion treatment on high-Cr steel materials in the same process as ordinary steel, without the base treatment such as nitriding or plating as in the past. This is possible.
- surface adjustment treatment and chemical conversion treatment can be carried out at low cost in the same process sequence as conventional plain steel for threaded joints for oil well pipes of various steel types up to ordinary steel strength and high alloy steel. It becomes like this.
- excellent seizure resistance can be stably imparted to the threaded joint for oil well pipes, thereby reliably preventing the occurrence of galling during the lowering work of the oil well pipes.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a pin disk type test piece for a friction test.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a method for determining an average crystal grain size of a phosphate-forming film.
- the steel material to which the surface conditioning treatment liquid of the present invention is applied is not limited to the threaded joint for oil well pipes, but is a threaded joint for steel pipes for other uses, and steel materials other than threaded joints. There may be.
- the threaded joint may or may not use a joint member (coupling).
- the surface conditioning treatment liquid of the present invention contains an alkali metal salt and does not contain phosphate ions.
- alkali metal salts borate is preferred, especially tetraborate (tetraborate). Most preferred are potassium acid, sodium tetraborate, lithium tetraborate and the like. Of these, potassium tetraborate is preferred.
- One or more alkali metal salts can be used.
- Examples of usable alkali metal salts other than borates include organic acid salts such as oxalate and acetate, and inorganic acid salts such as nitrate and sulfate. These can be used alone, but are preferably used together with borates.
- organic acid salts such as oxalate and acetate
- inorganic acid salts such as nitrate and sulfate.
- a threaded joint (steel material) for oil well pipes is surface-treated with an aqueous solution of potassium tetraborate and then subjected to phosphoric acid chlorination treatment, for example, manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment, the steel material and manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment will be applied.
- phosphoric acid chlorination treatment for example, manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment
- the steel material and manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment will be applied.
- potassium and phosphoric acid react to form potassium phosphate.
- the chemical conversion treatment solution in the vicinity of the steel surface becomes excessive in manganese (insufficient phosphate ions), and insoluble colloidal suspended matter incorporating potassium phosphate is generated.
- the compound used for the surface conditioning treatment is phosphoric acid.
- other alkali metal salts may be used.
- the crystal grain size of the manganese phosphate-based chemical conversion film became coarse, and the interface between the steel material and the chemical conversion film was observed. The presence of alkali metal was observed. If the surface conditioning treatment solution contains phosphate ions, the manganese excess will not occur, so the surface conditioning treatment solution should not contain phosphate ions.
- the surface density of the adjustment process for the treatment liquid is not particularly limited, when the alkali metal salt is sodium tetraborate is good that the concentration as P H is 7.8- 9.8 of the processing solution Good. If the pH of the treatment solution is less than 7.8, the crystal grain size of the phosphate conversion coating is not sufficient. On the other hand, when the pH of the treatment liquid exceeds 9.8, the effect of increasing the crystal grain size is saturated. When drug cost is taken into consideration, more preferable P H is in the range of 8.8 ⁇ 0.5.
- the concentration or pH of the chemical film is sufficiently increased by experiments so that the effect of coarsening the crystal grain size is sufficiently exhibited.
- the range can be determined.
- the treatment liquid for surface conditioning treatment should preferably contain components other than potassium tetraborate (and Z or other alkali metal salts), but it has a significant adverse effect on its function and effect. Unless otherwise indicated, other compounds not containing phosphate ions may also be included. Examples of other compounds that can be included in the surface conditioning treatment liquid include alkaline earth metal salts.
- the contact time between the treatment liquid and the threaded joint when the oil joint pipe threaded joint is treated with the surface conditioning treatment liquid containing an alkali metal salt and not containing phosphate ions is specifically defined. It may take a few seconds. The time is preferably about 10 seconds to 15 minutes, more preferably 30 seconds to 1 minute. The temperature of the treatment liquid is not particularly specified, but room temperature is sufficient. The
- the surface of the threaded joint for oil well pipes is usually cleaned by degreasing and rinsing before performing the surface adjustment treatment.
- the contact method between the surface conditioning treatment liquid and the oil well pipe threaded joint is not particularly limited, and various methods such as dipping, spraying and showering can be used.
- an appropriate contact method may be selected according to the shape of the steel material, such as spraying or showering being preferred over immersion.
- a phosphate chemical conversion treatment for example, a manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment, is preferably performed without washing with water.
- This phosphating may be performed according to a conventional method.
- the steel type (chemical composition of steel) of the threaded joint for oil country tubular goods that can be treated with the surface conditioning treatment liquid of the present invention is not particularly limited.
- This treatment solution is not only a threaded joint made of plain steel (carbon steel), but with the conventional technology, chemical conversion treatment was difficult without nitriding or tacking and when surface treatment was applied. It is also effective for threaded joints for oil well pipes made of high alloy steel containing Cr. In the case of plain steel, the effect appears even if the concentration of potassium tetraborate in the surface conditioning treatment solution is low. On the other hand, in the case of high Cr steel with 10% by mass or more of Cr, the potassium tetraborate concentration needs to be increased to some extent in order to obtain sufficient effects.
- the treatment site of the threaded joint for oil well pipes preferably includes both the threaded portion and the non-threaded metal contact portion, but only a part thereof can be treated. It is also possible to apply surface conditioning treatment and phosphate formation treatment to both the pin formed at the end of the oil well pipe and the box formed at the coupling. By subjecting only one of these to surface conditioning treatment and phosphate chemical conversion treatment, the desired seizure resistance can be sufficiently obtained.
- the treated surface (underground) of the threaded joint can be left as it is !, but various conventionally known undersurface treatments, such as roughening by shot blasting, etc., plating (eg Fe or Fe alloy plating) , Zn plating), nitriding, etc., or two or more of them can be applied.
- plating eg Fe or Fe alloy plating
- Zn plating eg Fe or Fe alloy plating
- nitriding e.g., nitriding, etc., or two or more of them
- a film can be formed.
- a uniform phosphate conversion coating with coarse crystal grains but no skeins is formed on the surface of the threaded joint for oil well pipes. can do. Since this chemical film can hold a large amount of compound grease, it provides excellent seizure resistance to oil well pipe threaded joints that does not cause galling even after repeated tightening and loosening of oil well pipe threaded joints. . In addition, this chemical conversion film imparts antifungal properties. Among these, a manganese phosphate chemical conversion film is particularly preferable because of its excellent adhesion and hardness.
- the average crystal grain size of the manganese phosphate-based chemical conversion film is preferably 10 m or more and 110 m or less.
- this average crystal grain size varies greatly depending on the surface conditioning conditions (eg, concentration or pH of potassium tetraborate in the treatment liquid) and the steel type of the threaded joint for oil well pipes.
- the higher the Cr content of the threaded joint for oil well pipes the smaller the average crystal grain size of the phosphate-coated film. Therefore, in the case of ordinary steel or steel with a Cr content of 3% by mass or less, the more preferable average grain size is 20 m or more, which further improves the seizure resistance.
- the average grain size of the phosphate-coated film is usually 25 ⁇ m or less for steels with a Cr content of around 5% by mass, and 20 ⁇ m or less for steels with a Cr content of 10% by mass or more. Sarako is less than 15 m. Even in such a case, if the average crystal grain size of the phosphate-coated film is 10 / z m or more, the seizure resistance is remarkably improved.
- the thickness of the phosphate conversion coating is preferably about 8 to 90 ⁇ m.
- the chemical conversion treatment is preferably a manganic phosphate-based treatment, but depending on the type of the steel material, there is a zinc phosphate-based treatment. Or it may be mixed phosphate treatment of manganese zinc phosphate. Processing conditions are not particularly limited, and may be performed in the same manner as in the past. When using a commercially available phosphating solution, chemical conversion may be carried out under standard processing conditions as instructed. Since the phosphate chemical conversion treatment requires crystal precipitation, it is generally performed by dipping. Typically, the processing temperature is 90-100 ° C and the processing time is about 3-20 minutes.
- the thus formed manganese phosphate chemical conversion film with coarse crystal grains can hold a large amount of liquid lubricant such as compound dust and seizure resistance of threaded joints for oil well pipes.
- liquid lubricant such as compound dust and seizure resistance of threaded joints for oil well pipes.
- the sex can be improved dramatically.
- a solid lubricant eg, molybdenum disulfide, tungsten disulfide, graphite, PTFE grease particles, etc.
- a resin film eg, polyamide, polyamideimide, phenol resin, etc.
- Even when a solid lubricating film containing boron nitride or the like is formed the crystal grain of the underlying chemical film is coarse and exhibits a good anchoring effect. By making it difficult to peel off, seizure resistance is remarkably improved.
- compound grease is more cost effective than solid lubricant film.
- the surface adjustment treatment is performed by applying the present invention to the screw joint for oil well pipes, and then the phosphate chemical conversion treatment is performed. Goling can be prevented when the joint is repeatedly tightened and loosened. As a result, the conventional problem of replacing the oil well pipe that caused the goling can be solved, and the oil well pipe can be lowered smoothly and economically.
- the surface conditioning treatment solution used in the test was an aqueous solution of pH 7.8- 10.0 containing potassium tetraborate, an alkali metal borate, and the higher the pH, the higher the concentration of potassium tetraborate. Means high.
- the test pieces used are all pin disc type friction test pieces made of SCM435.
- the pin is a cylinder with a diameter of 20 mm and a length of 60 mm
- the disk is a larger cylinder with a diameter of 60 mm and a length of 70 mm.
- a lumen that penetrates the disc in the longitudinal direction is formed in the center of the disc.
- the lumen is conically opened by countersinking at one end surface so that the pin enters the countersink. Yes.
- the surface roughness Rmax of the end face of the pin that becomes the friction part and the countersunk part of the disc is 5 ⁇ m.
- each test piece of the pin and the disk was degreased and washed with water according to a conventional method. After that, the conical part (dish groove surface) of the disk test piece to which the liquid lubricant (compound grease) was applied was subjected to surface conditioning treatment and manganese phosphate conversion treatment. Pin test pieces were only degreased and washed with water.
- the surface conditioning treatment was performed by immersing the disk specimen in the surface conditioning treatment solution to be tested at room temperature for 1 minute. Then, without washing this test piece with water, using a commercially available manganese phosphate-based chemical conversion treatment liquid as it is, normal manganese phosphate-based chemical conversion treatment was performed, and the surface of the dish groove portion was coated with manganese phosphate-based chemicals. A chemical conversion film was formed.
- a friction test was performed using the pin and the disk processed as described above.
- compound grease which is a liquid lubricant used when fastening an oil well pipe, was applied to a dish groove portion of a disk test piece on which a phosphoric manganese-based chemical conversion film was formed.
- a pin test piece is inserted into the dish groove portion of a disc test piece coated with compound grease, and the disc test piece is rotated for 30 seconds (rotation speed 20 rpm) while applying a constant load to the pin test piece. More went.
- the load at the start of the test is 1000 kgf, and after that, the seizure load is increased by increasing the load by 100 kgf and repeating the friction test until seizure occurs at the contact area between the pin specimen and the disk specimen.
- the seizure resistance was evaluated. If the seizure load is 5 tons (5000 kg!), It is considered practically sufficient. Therefore, when seizure did not occur when the load reached 5 tons, the test was centered there.
- the seizure resistance was judged to be acceptable (O) if the seizing load was 4 tons (4000 kg!) Or more, and rejected (X) if it was less than 4 tons.
- Table 1 shows the seizure resistance test results and the measurement results of the average crystal grain size of the manganese phosphate conversion coating.
- the seizure load was less than 4 tons and the seizure resistance was insufficient (X) except for one example.
- the conventional method A-D corresponding to the method described in the above documents 1-13 is a technology aimed at crystal refinement, and of course the seizure load with a small average crystal grain size is 2 tons. The seizure resistance was very inferior.
- the conventional method EK which is a technology for increasing the crystal grain size
- the average crystal grain size is certainly 10 m or more, and the crystal grains are coarsened.
- the seizure load was less than 4 tons, except for one case of the conventional method K.
- the reason for this is thought to be due to the unevenness of the coating, especially in the chemical conversion film with an average crystal grain size exceeding 20 m, which is not uniform.
- the reason for poor seizure resistance is unknown even with a chemical film that does not show any irregularities, but may be due to poor adhesion of the chemical film.
- three treatments were performed under the same conditions, and three test pieces were produced.
- the conventional method K has an unstable result and cannot reliably form a phosphate-coated film having excellent seizure resistance.
- the seizure load was not improved even in the conventional method L in which the base was roughened by sandblasting. Furthermore, the same potassium tetraborate as in the present invention is used, but the phosphate conversion crystals are coarsened and seized even in the conventional method M in which it is added to the phosphate manganous chemical conversion solution and subjected to chemical conversion treatment. The effect of improving the load was not obtained. That is, the effect of improving seizure resistance obtained by the present invention can be obtained only when the surface conditioning treatment is performed using potassium tetraborate, and this compound is used during the phosphate chemical conversion treatment. There is no effect.
- Example 2 [0081] In this example, a threaded joint for an oil well pipe made of API standard J55 (carbon steel) was subjected to surface conditioning treatment and manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment according to the present invention, and compound grease was applied. The seizure resistance was evaluated by repeating tightening and loosening. Two types of surface conditioning treatment solutions were used: potassium tetraborate aqueous solution and sodium tetraborate aqueous solution.
- the threaded joint for oil well pipe used in the test had an inner diameter of 7 inches (178 mm) and a wall thickness of 0.408 inches.
- the surface of the box was adjusted by degreasing and washing with an alkaline degreasing solution according to a conventional method, and then immersing in an aqueous solution of potassium tetraborate or sodium tetraborate having a pH of 7.8 to 10.0 for 1 minute at room temperature. Processed. Thereafter, the box was immersed in a commercially available manganese phosphate chemical conversion solution (95 ° C) for 10 minutes to form a manganese phosphate chemical conversion film.
- the average crystal grain size of the formed manganese phosphate chemical conversion coating and the presence or absence of irregularities were determined in the same manner as in Example 1 under the same surface conditioning and chemical conversion treatment conditions on the same steel grade. It was determined by SEM and visual observation of the formed manganese phosphate conversion coating.
- the seizure resistance was judged to be good ( ⁇ ) if the number of tightening times until the occurrence of goling was 10 times or more ( ⁇ ), acceptable for 5-9 times ( ⁇ ), and poor (X) for less than 4 times.
- a tightening count of 1 means that goling occurred during the first tightening or loosening.
- an average crystal is obtained by performing a surface conditioning treatment with an aqueous solution of potassium tetraborate or sodium tetraborate having a pH of 7.8 or higher and subjecting it to a force manganese phosphate conversion treatment.
- a film having a grain size of 10 ⁇ or more and coarse crystal grains was formed.
- the effect of improving the seizure resistance by the surface conditioning treatment increases as the pH of the surface conditioning treatment solution increases (the number of times of tightening until the occurrence of goling increases) 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ 9.8, and the effect is saturated.
- Table 2 also shows that even if the treatment solution for adjustment treatment is an aqueous solution of sodium tetraborate, the effect is the same as that of potassium tetraborate.
- a thread adjustment for an oil well pipe made of API standard C-110 is subjected to surface conditioning treatment and manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment according to the present invention to obtain a compound grease.
- the seizure resistance was evaluated by applying and repeating tightening and loosening.
- Two types of surface conditioning treatment solutions were used: potassium tetraborate aqueous solution and sodium tetraborate aqueous solution.
- an average crystal is obtained by performing a surface conditioning treatment with an aqueous solution of potassium tetraborate or sodium tetraborate having a pH of 7.8 or higher and subjecting it to a force manganese phosphate conversion treatment.
- a film with a grain size of 10 m or more and coarse crystal grains was formed.
- the effect of improving the seizure resistance by this surface conditioning treatment becomes larger as the pH of the surface conditioning treatment solution increases (the number of tightening times until the occurrence of goring increases) 3 ⁇ 4H 9.8, and the effect is saturated.
- Table 3 also shows that even if the treatment solution for adjustment treatment is an aqueous solution of sodium tetraborate, it has the same effect as potassium tetraborate.
- a 3Cr steel threaded joint for oil country tubular goods is subjected to surface conditioning treatment and manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment according to the present invention, compound grease is applied, and tightening and loosening are repeated.
- surface conditioning treatment solutions Two types of surface conditioning treatment solutions were used: potassium tetraborate aqueous solution and sodium tetraborate aqueous solution.
- an average crystal is obtained by performing a surface conditioning treatment with an aqueous solution of potassium tetraborate or sodium tetraborate having a pH of 7.8 or higher and subjecting it to a force manganese phosphate conversion treatment.
- a film with a grain size of 10 m or more and coarse crystal grains was formed.
- the effect of improving the seizure resistance by this surface conditioning treatment becomes larger as the pH of the surface conditioning treatment solution increases (the number of tightening times until the occurrence of goling increases) 3 ⁇ 4H 9.8, and the effect approaches saturation. It can also be seen from Table 4 that even if the surface conditioning treatment solution is an aqueous solution of sodium tetraborate, it has the same effect as potassium tetraborate.
- a 5Cr steel threaded joint for oil country tubular goods is subjected to surface conditioning treatment and manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment according to the present invention, compound grease is applied, and tightening and loosening are repeated.
- surface conditioning treatment solutions Two types of surface conditioning treatment solutions were used: potassium tetraborate aqueous solution and sodium tetraborate aqueous solution.
- an average crystal is obtained by performing a surface conditioning treatment with an aqueous solution of potassium tetraborate or sodium tetraborate having a pH of 7.8 or higher and subjecting it to a force manganese phosphate conversion treatment.
- a chemical conversion film having a grain size of 10 / zm or more and coarse crystal grains was formed.
- the effect of improving the seizure resistance by this surface conditioning treatment becomes larger as the pH of the surface conditioning treatment solution increases (the number of tightening times until the occurrence of goling increases) 3 ⁇ 4H 9.8, and the effect approaches saturation.
- the surface conditioning treatment for the treatment liquid has the same effects as the potassium tetraborate be an aqueous solution of sodium tetraborate also, or 5 Chikararawaka ⁇ Ru Q
- the surface conditioning treatment according to the present invention was applied to a threaded joint for oil country tubular goods made of 13Cr steel. And the manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment, the compound grease was applied, and tightening and loosening were repeated to evaluate the seizure resistance.
- Two types of surface conditioning treatment solutions were used: potassium tetraborate aqueous solution and sodium tetraborate aqueous solution.
- the average crystal grain size becomes 10 m or more. It was possible to form a coating film with coarse crystal grains. However, in the case of steel types with a Cr content exceeding 10%, the average grain size of the chemical conversion film should be 10 / zm or less. In order to increase the concentration, it was necessary to increase the concentration of the surface conditioning treatment solution (high pH).
- the average crystal grain size of the chemical conversion film was 10 m or more.
- the pH was 8.6 or more, it was possible to form a chemical conversion film having no unevenness.
- a chemical conversion film having an average crystal grain size of 5 ⁇ m or more could be formed.
- the seizure resistance As the average grain size of the chemical conversion film increased, the seizure resistance also improved.
- the number of tightening was one.
- the average crystal grain size of the chemical conversion film is 5 ⁇ m or more by the surface conditioning treatment according to the present invention, the number of tightening times is increased to 5 times or more, the seizure resistance is improved to ⁇ , and the average crystal grain size is 10 At m or more, the number of tightening operations was 10 times or more, and the seizure resistance was further improved to ⁇ .
- a 25Cr steel threaded joint for oil country tubular goods is subjected to surface conditioning treatment and manganese phosphate chemical conversion treatment according to the present invention, compound grease is applied, and tightening and loosening are repeated.
- the seizure resistance was evaluated.
- Two types of surface conditioning treatment solutions were used: potassium tetraborate aqueous solution and sodium tetraborate aqueous solution.
- the surface treatment is performed with an aqueous solution of potassium tetraborate or sodium tetraborate, and then the manganese phosphate conversion treatment is performed, so that the average crystal grain size is 10 ⁇ m or more.
- the surface treatment is performed with an aqueous solution of potassium tetraborate or sodium tetraborate, and then the manganese phosphate conversion treatment is performed, so that the average crystal grain size is 10 ⁇ m or more.
- a high concentration of the surface conditioning treatment solution in order to increase the average crystal grain size of the chemical conversion film to 10 m or more ( High pH) was necessary.
- the conversion coating is obtained when the pH of the potassium tetraphosphate aqueous solution exceeds 9.2 and the pH of the sodium tetraborate aqueous solution exceeds 9.4.
- the average crystal grain size of was over 10 m.
- a chemical conversion film with an average crystal grain size of 5 / zm or more without unevenness could be formed. .
- the seizure resistance As the average grain size of the chemical conversion film increased, the seizure resistance also improved. That is, when the surface conditioning treatment is not performed, the force that has been tightened once is the surface conditioning according to the present invention.
- the average grain size of the HI film is 5 ⁇ m or more due to the tempering treatment, the number of tightening times is 5 times or more, and the seizure resistance is improved to ⁇ .
- the number of tightening operations was 10 times or more, and the seizure resistance was further improved to ⁇ .
- the number of times of tightening in the comparative example is one, it is very easy to seize, and a high alloy steel made of high alloy steel with a very high Cr content of 25%. Even in oil well pipe threaded joints, a remarkable effect is obtained that it is possible to tighten and loosen ten times or more.
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