| 英文摘要 |
To enhance the safety of vehicle body, the proportion of high strength steels used in either structural parts as door ring constructions or cabin parts as seat and seat belt buckle is increasing. Due to welding procedures of vehicle white-body assembling, the reaction of heating affect and ambient moisture might cause hydrogen adsorption on and migration inward high strength steels, might increase hydrogen-induce-cracking sensitive especially in high strength steel than soft steels. However, the assembling vehicle construction body would proceed phosphating and electro-deposited painting processes, and the hydrogen-induced-cracking sensitive of high strength steels would decrease during heat-curing after electro-deposited painting. On the contrary, the manufacturing processes of high-strength seat belt buckle were heat-treatment, blanking, pickling and electro-plating. The phenomenon of hydrogen adsorption and migration of high-strength steels was more aggressive than white-body surface treatments, especially in pickling and electro-plating process. The pickling technique was improved to reduce the hydrogen-induced cracking sensitivity of high-strength seat belt buckles, achieving a 67% drop in hydrogen adsorption compared to the original process. Meanwhile, post-heat-treatment was carried to de-hydrogen after electro-plating, resulting in a reduction in hydrogen adsorption to 25% compared to the original manufacturing process, while the strength of the seat belt buckle was maintained within engineering safety specifications. |