Antiwear Cu-base material with high electric conductivity
A wear-resistant material and high conductivity technology, applied in the field of copper-based alloys, can solve problems such as difficult processing, poor stress corrosion resistance, and poor conductivity
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[0008] The material composition contains (by weight) 1.6% Ti, 0.7% B, 0.4% Sn, 0.02% Ce, and remaining Cu. According to the material composition, industrial pure copper, boron-copper master alloy, industrial pure tin, industrial pure titanium and cerium-rich mixed rare earth are smelted in an intermediate frequency furnace and the temperature of the alloy melt is controlled at 1250-1350 ℃, and cast into rods (or plates) Blank. Ingot milling, homogenized annealing, hot extrusion and cold drawing to make bars and wires; slabs can be hot rolled and cold rolled to make thin strips.
[0009] Table 1 shows the mechanical, electrical and thermal properties of the material of the present invention at room temperature (20°C). Table 1 Tensile Strength Yield Strength Elongation Elastic Modulus Hardness Electrical Conductivity Thermal Conductivity
[0010] W / cm·s·℃σ b (MPa) σ 0.2 (MPa) δ(%) E(GPa) HV %IACS610-650 480-510 6-10 116-...
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