Composite rare-earth modifier capable of improving thermal fatigue performance of copper-zinc-aluminium memory alloy
A technology of compound rare earth and memory alloy, applied in the field of compound rare earth modifier, can solve the problems of low performance requirements, short fatigue life, grain boundary damage, etc., and achieve the effects of improving thermal fatigue performance, refining grains, and optimizing structure
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[0012] Electrolytic copper, No. 0 zinc ingot, No. A00 aluminum ingot, No. 1 electrolytic nickel, compound rare earth modifier (optimized composition) are used as raw materials. The components are weighed according to the ratio of Zn25.25 wt %, Al3.75 wt %, Ni0.9 wt %, composite rare earth modifier 0.2 wt %, and the balance is Cu, and then melted in a medium frequency induction melting furnace. The smelting process is as follows: first add preheated electrolytic copper, electrolytic nickel, and aluminum ingots, and then add zinc ingots and compound rare earth modifiers. During the smelting process, a small amount of borax is added to cover, and the amount added is 0.15 wt % of the molten metal. After the material is completely melted, the temperature is raised to 1280°C-1300°C, and cast into an ingot with a diameter of φ80×150mm. The annealing treatment is heating to 820°C for 24 hours and then cooling with the furnace, then turning to remove the 2-3mm dezincification layer on ...
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[0014] Electrolytic copper, No. 0 zinc ingot, No. A00 aluminum ingot, No. 1 electrolytic nickel, compound rare earth modifier (optimized composition) are used as raw materials. The components are weighed according to the ratio of Zn25.25 wt %, Al3.75 wt %, Ni0.9 wt %, composite rare earth modifier 0.7 wt %, and the balance is Cu, and then melted in a medium frequency induction melting furnace. The smelting process is as follows: first add preheated electrolytic copper, electrolytic nickel, and aluminum ingots, and then add zinc ingots and compound rare earth modifiers. During the smelting process, a small amount of borax is added to cover, and the amount added is 0.15 wt % of the molten metal. After the material is completely melted, the temperature is raised to 1280°C-1300°C, and cast into an ingot with a diameter of φ80×150mm. The annealing treatment is heating to 820°C for 24 hours and then cooling with the furnace, then turning to remove the 2-3mm dezincification layer on ...
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[0016] Electrolytic copper, No. 0 zinc ingot, No. A00 aluminum ingot, No. 1 electrolytic nickel, compound rare earth modifier (optimized composition) are used as raw materials. The components are weighed according to the ratio of Zn25.25 wt %, Al3.75 wt %, Ni0.9 wt %, composite rare earth modifier 1.0 wt %, and the balance is Cu, and then melted in a medium frequency induction melting furnace. The smelting process is as follows: first add preheated electrolytic copper, electrolytic nickel, and aluminum ingots, and then add zinc ingots and compound rare earth modifiers. During the smelting process, a small amount of borax is added to cover, and the amount added is 0.15 wt % of the molten metal. After the material is completely melted, the temperature is raised to 1280°C-1300°C, and cast into an ingot with a diameter of φ80×150mm. The annealing treatment is heating to 820°C for 24 hours and then cooling with the furnace, then turning to remove the 2-3mm dezincification layer on ...
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