Y and Sr-containing iron alloy for hot-dip galvanized high-thermal-conductivity iron crucible
A hot-dip galvanizing, high thermal conductivity technology, applied in the field of alloys, can solve the problems affecting the cost and quality of galvanizing, affecting the anti-corrosion effect of galvanizing quality, and uneven thickness of galvanizing in iron pots, so as to achieve dense and excellent welds. Weldability, improved corrosion and leakage effects
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[0017] An iron alloy containing Y and Sr for hot-dip galvanized iron pan with high thermal conductivity at 360-450 degrees. In terms of weight percentage, the chemical composition of the alloy is: Ca: 0.2wt.%, Sr: 0.2wt.%, Re: 0.4wt.%, Y: 0.2wt.%, V: 0.8wt.%, Hf: 0.4wt .%, the balance is iron. Alloy preparation method: Add the above-mentioned raw materials into an argon-protected induction furnace, and use a silicon carbide crucible; induction heating to 1500-1600 degrees to form an alloy solution, and use the electromagnetic stirring effect to fully stir for about 10 minutes; The alloy liquid is kept at 1500-1600 degrees for 10 minutes and then cast into the required round ingot. The obtained ingot is hot-rolled at 800 degrees, and the rolling reduction in each pass is 10-15%. After every two hot rollings, the intermediate annealing temperature is 900 degrees, and the temperature is kept for 1 hour. Finally, the material is rolled into a steel plate with a thickness of 40-...
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[0020] An iron alloy containing Y and Sr for hot-dip galvanized iron pan with high thermal conductivity at 360-450 degrees. In terms of weight percentage, the chemical composition of the alloy is: Ca: 0.4wt.%, Sr: 0.3wt.%, Re: 0.6wt.%, Y: 0.4wt.%, V: 1.5wt.%, Hf: 0.5wt .%, the balance is iron. Alloy preparation method: Add the above-mentioned raw materials into an argon-protected induction furnace, and use a silicon carbide crucible; induction heating to 1500-1600 degrees to form an alloy solution, and use the electromagnetic stirring effect to fully stir for about 10 minutes; The alloy liquid is kept at 1500-1600 degrees for 10 minutes and then cast into the required round ingot. The obtained ingot is hot-rolled at 800 degrees, and the rolling reduction in each pass is 10-15%. After every two hot rollings, the intermediate annealing temperature is 900 degrees, and the temperature is kept for 1 hour. Finally, the material is rolled into a steel plate with a thickness of 40-...
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[0023] An iron alloy containing Y and Sr for hot-dip galvanized iron pan with high thermal conductivity at 360-450 degrees. In terms of weight percentage, the chemical composition of the alloy is: Ca: 0.3wt.%, Sr: 0.2wt.%, Re: 0.5wt.%, Y: 0.3wt.%, V: 0.9wt.%, Hf: 0.4wt .%, the balance is iron. Alloy preparation method: Add the above-mentioned raw materials into an argon-protected induction furnace, and use a silicon carbide crucible; induction heating to 1500-1600 degrees to form an alloy solution, and use the electromagnetic stirring effect to fully stir for about 10 minutes; The alloy liquid is kept at 1500-1600 degrees for 10 minutes and then cast into the required round ingot. The obtained ingot is hot-rolled at 800 degrees, and the rolling reduction in each pass is 10-15%. After every two hot rollings, the intermediate annealing temperature is 900 degrees, and the temperature is kept for 1 hour. Finally, the material is rolled into a steel plate with a thickness of 40-...
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