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The application discloses a kind of based on liquid tungsten oxide carbon thermal reduction ultra-coarse tungsten carbide powder preparation method, belong to powder metallurgy technical field.The method includes: tungsten oxide is mixed with carbon black, and mixed powder is obtained;The mixed powder is placed in inert atmosphere and is treated by three-stage heating, so that the tungsten oxide is dehydrated, pre-reduction is experienced, and is melted into liquid state, and carbon thermal reduction reaction is carried out with the carbon black;After reaction, in-situ weak oxygen decarburization treatment is carried out, and the ultra-coarse tungsten carbide powder is obtained;The three-stage heating is: first stage is heated to 280-320 DEG C and is dehydrated, second stage is heated to 1150-1200 DEG C and is pre-reduced, and third stage is heated to 1250-1600 DEG C, so that tungsten oxide is in liquid melt state, and carbon thermal reduction reaction occurs with carbon black.The method provided by the application has the advantages of simple process, wide raw material adaptability, high product purity, uniform grain and the like.

This invention relates to the field of magnesium alloy smelting technology, and in particular to a smelting process and apparatus for a semi-solid non-dendritic slurry of rare earth AS-based magnesium alloy. Using AS magnesium alloy as the base material and a Ce-La-Nd ternary rare earth mixture as the rare earth modifier, the process involves vacuum melting, electromagnetic stirring, and stepped cooling to obtain an ingot. A three-dimensional curve is plotted based on the JMAK equation to determine the critical temperature. Using a rheological casting apparatus, through internal cooling gradient, stirring-assisted slurry preparation, and ultrasonic-assisted isothermal treatment, combined with three-level quality judgment and defect closed-loop adjustment, a slurry with controllable liquid phase content, fine and rounded grains, and uniform rare earth distribution is prepared. The process exhibits high repeatability and meets the requirements of high-end semi-solid forming.