Lead-free free-machining berylliumbronze
A free-cutting, beryllium-bronze technology applied in the field of improvement of beryllium-bronze alloys to achieve good mechanical properties, uniform turning chips, and improved ductility
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[0020] 0.05-0.5% magnesium and 0.02-0.2% aluminum can also be added to the beryllium bronze of the present invention, which can further improve the performance of the beryllium bronze.
[0021] Magnesium reduces the solubility of beryllium in solid copper alloys, adding 0.05 to 0.5% magnesium and 0.02 to 0.2% aluminum to high beryllium copper alloys, and low melting point crystal Cu appears on the alloy grain boundaries 2 Mg+Cu, its melting point is 730°C. The material is easy to crack during thermal processing, but magnesium and calcium are easily combined to form compounds to increase the melting point of low-melting crystals, avoiding thermal cracking. A small amount of magnesium can not only refine the particles, but also make γ 2 The fine and uniform distribution of phase particles improves the mechanical properties and stability of the material. A small amount of aluminum can increase the mechanical properties of beryllium copper alloy, and the combination of aluminum ...
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