Preparation method for highly-dispersed ultrafine molybdenum powder with narrow particle size distribution
A technology of ultra-fine molybdenum powder with narrow particle size distribution, applied in the preparation of ultra-fine molybdenum powder with narrow particle size distribution, in the field of high dispersion, can solve the problems of high cost and serious agglomeration of molybdenum powder
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[0021] Put the molybdenum trioxide powder produced by the sublimation method into a molybdenum boat, and perform a one-stage reduction. The reduction temperature is 450°C, using dry hydrogen, the hydrogen dew point is -60°C, and the hydrogen flow rate is 2m 3 / h, add molybdenum trioxide 100g / boat to the material boat, and push the boat at a speed of 30min / boat to complete the first-stage reduction of molybdenum oxide. After the completion, put the material boat in the furnace to cool to room temperature, and then sieve it. The product of one-stage reduction is molybdenum dioxide with regular and uniform flakes. Then carry out the second-stage reduction, the process reduction temperature is 700°C, the boat loading capacity is 200g / boat, and the hydrogen flow rate is 2m 3 / h, hydrogen dew point -30°C, boat pushing speed 30min / boat to achieve two-stage reduction, after the completion of the material boat placed in the cooling zone nitrogen cooling, screening, testing, packaging. ...
Embodiment 2
[0023] Put the molybdenum trioxide powder produced by the sublimation method into a molybdenum boat, and perform a one-stage reduction. The first-stage reduction temperature is 500°C, using dry hydrogen, the hydrogen dew point is -60°C, and the hydrogen flow rate is 1.8m 3 / h, add molybdenum trioxide 120g / boat to the material boat, and push the boat at a speed of 35min / boat to complete the first-stage reduction of molybdenum oxide. After the completion, put the material boat in the furnace to cool to room temperature, and then sieve it. The product of one-stage reduction is molybdenum dioxide with regular and uniform flakes. Then carry out the second-stage reduction, the process reduction temperature is 750°C, the loading capacity of the boat is 150g / boat, and the hydrogen flow rate is 1.5m 3 / h, hydrogen dew point 0°C, boat pushing speed 30min / boat to achieve two-stage reduction, after the completion of the material boat placed in the cooling zone nitrogen cooling, screening,...
Embodiment 3
[0025] Put the molybdenum trioxide powder produced by the sublimation method into a molybdenum boat, and carry out one-stage reduction. The first-stage reduction temperature is 500°C, using dry hydrogen, the hydrogen dew point is -60°C, and the hydrogen flow rate is 1.5m 3 / h, add molybdenum trioxide 100g / boat to the material boat, and complete the one-stage reduction of molybdenum oxide at a speed of 25min / boat. After the completion, put the material boat in the furnace and cool it to room temperature. Molybdenum dioxide, sieve the molybdenum dioxide. Then carry out the second-stage reduction, the process reduction temperature is 800°C, the loading capacity of the boat is 180g / boat, and the hydrogen flow rate is 1.0m 3 / h, hydrogen dew point 8 ℃, boat pushing speed 25min / boat to achieve two-stage reduction, after the completion of the material boat placed in the cooling zone nitrogen cooling, screening, testing, packaging. The tested molybdenum powder Fisher particle size is...
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