This revision integrates the core contents of TB/T 2708-1996, TB/T 2562-1995 and TB/T 2995-2000. The main technical upgrades are reflected in:
| Technical Dimensions | 1996 Standard | New Contents of 2023 Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Material Requirements | CL60 Steel Only | Newly Added CL65K Wheel Steel (5.3.2) |
| Mechanical Properties | Basic Indicators | Add rim impact performance (≥20J) and point A hardness gradient (5.3.3) |
| Test method | Conventional test | Update ultrasonic/magnetic particle test specifications (Appendix C/D) |
The new standard requires that wheel steel must undergo external refining and vacuum degassing treatment (5.1.1), and the total oxygen content of the finished product must be ≤2.0×10-5 (5.2.1.4). The chemical composition control requirements of the new CL65K steel are as follows:
Typical case: Under the operating conditions of 200km/h, the hardness gradient of the rim-spoke transition zone (point A) of a certain type of passenger car wheel is improperly controlled, resulting in early cracks. The new standard clearly requires that the hardness of this area must be 10HBW lower than that of the tread area (5.3.3.1).
Using an automatic scanning device, the system sensitivity is required to retain at least 30dB margin when detecting φ2mm flat-bottom holes (C.2.2.3). Defect determination adopts the distance amplitude curve method, focusing on:
The test must be completed after machining and before shot peening, and the residual magnetic field strength is ≤0.7mT (5.7.1.4).
TB/T 2708-2023 Rolled steel integral wheel passenger car has been changed from TB/T 2562-1995 Test method for wheel static balance and wheel set dynamic balance for railway passenger cars.
TB/T 2708-2023 Rolled steel integral wheel passenger car has been changed from TB/T 2995-2000 Ultrasonic inspection of railway wheels and tires.

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