Silver-based alloy solder and application thereof in vacuum circuit breaker step soldering
A silver-based alloy, vacuum circuit breaking technology, applied in welding equipment, welding medium, metal processing equipment and other directions, can solve the problems of increasing process steps and costs, poor wettability of stainless steel, and brazing time affecting device performance, etc. The effect of shortened brazing time, improved wetting properties, and reduced impact
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[0008] Example 1 Take 10 kilograms per furnace, AgCu45% Ni 1-3% as an example, weigh on a balance with an accuracy of 0.1 g, weigh pure Ag: 5400-5200 g, pure Cu: 4500 g, and pure Ni: 100- 300 grams. Put all the charge into the furnace at one time, and vacuum up to 1×10 -2 Pa, heat up to 1100°C to melt the charge, after all the charge is melted, cool down and solidify. Then vacuum again to reach 1×10 -2 Above Pa, protect with Ar gas, increase the temperature to melt the charge uniformly, and cast into the required billet. For strip products, the cast ingot undergoes processes such as hot-rolled billeting, intermediate rolling, annealing, and finishing rolling to obtain the required products. For wire products, the required products can be obtained from the ingot after extrusion, drawing, annealing, and drawing.
Embodiment 2
[0009] Example 2 Taking 10 kg per furnace, AgCu45%Ni4~5% as an example, weighing on a balance with an accuracy of 0.1 g, weighing pure Ag: 7000-6700 g, pure Cu: 3900-4000 g, CuNi50 intermediate alloy: 800~1000 grams. Put all the charge into the furnace at one time, and vacuum up to 1×10 -2 Pa, heat up to 1200°C to melt the charge, after all the charge is melted, cool down and solidify. Then vacuum again to reach 1×10 -2 Above Pa, protect with Ar gas, increase the temperature to melt the charge uniformly, and cast into the required billet. For strip products, the cast ingot undergoes processes such as hot-rolled billeting, intermediate rolling, annealing, and finishing rolling to obtain the required products. For wire products, the required products can be obtained from the ingot after extrusion, drawing, annealing, and drawing.
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[0010] Example 3 Taking 10 kg per furnace, AgCu45%Ni2% as an example, weighing on a precision 0.1g balance, weighing pure Ag: 6900~6800 g, pure Cu: 3950~4000 g, CuNi50 intermediate alloy: 800~ 1000 grams. Put all the charge into the furnace at one time, and vacuum up to 1×10 -2 Pa, heat up to 1200°C to melt the charge, after all the charge is melted, cool down and solidify. Then vacuum again to reach 1×10 -2 Above Pa, protect with Ar gas, increase the temperature to melt the charge uniformly, and cast into the required billet. For strip products, the cast ingot undergoes processes such as hot-rolled billeting, intermediate rolling, annealing, and finishing rolling to obtain the required products. For wire products, the required products can be obtained from the ingot after extrusion, drawing, annealing, and drawing.
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