The invention relates to a process for producing a hot dip galvanizing
alloy and an interalloy thereof. The technical proposal comprises that the interalloy of
zinc, aluminum and
rare earth consists of the following components in
mass percentage: 3 to 5 percent of Al, 6 to 10 percent of RE, and the balance being Zn. The method of producing the hot dip galvanizing
alloy comprises the following steps: mixing the
zinc, the aluminum and the
rare earth according to the following weight ratio: 3 to 5 percent of the Al, 6 to 10 percent of the RE, and the balance being the Zn; melting the materials in an interalloy
smelting furnace with
smelting temperature of between 500 and 650 DEG C; stirring the materials evenly and
casting the materials into the interalloy of the
zinc, the aluminum and the
rare earth; adding the
solid zinc required for the production of the hot dip galvanizing
alloy into the
smelting furnace made from the hot dip galvanizing alloy to be melted into zinc liquid; adding a
slag former to the zinc liquid, stirring the mixture and forming
slag at a temperature of between 470 and 480 DEG C; removing the
slag in the furnace; adding the alloy of the zinc, the aluminum and the rare earth required according to the mixture ratio of the produced hot dip galvanizing alloy to the zinc liquid; and stirring the mixture to obtain the hot dip galvanizing alloy. The process reduces the temperature for alloy smelting, shortens the smelting and stirring time, prolongs the service life of a core-type
induction furnace and is advantageous to uniform the components of the hot dip galvanizing alloy, and has the advantages of low equipment cost and simple and convenient maintenance.