This invention discloses a
continuous casting and rolling process for high-strength
copper alloys, relating to the field of metallurgical
engineering technology, comprising the following steps: (a) heating the
copper matrix containing
tin,
zinc, and
nickel, and adding appropriate amounts of
rare earth elements, in a
melting furnace to 1200-1300°C until a uniform
copper alloy melt is formed; (b) maintaining the
copper alloy melt in an optimal
casting temperature range of 1150-1200°C using a holding furnace with
temperature control function; (c) continuously
casting the held
copper alloy melt into long strip billets using a
continuous casting machine equipped with an
electromagnetic stirring device. The technical solution provided by this invention ensures the fluidity and purity of the
copper alloy melt, significantly reduces inclusions using
electromagnetic stirring technology, effectively promotes uniform
solid solution of alloying elements and the formation of fine, dispersed strengthening phases, introduces a homogenization treatment stage, eliminates component segregation, and improves the uniformity of the material.