High performance aluminum-magnesium alloy wire and production process
An aluminum-magnesium alloy, high-performance technology, applied in the field of cables, can solve problems such as the sharp increase in production costs and terminal consumption costs, the inability to improve overall performance, and the sharp rise in the price of copper materials. Stress corrosion resistance and long service life
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[0011] Embodiment 1: The high-performance aluminum-magnesium alloy wire of the present invention is mainly used for braided wire for shielding of coaxial cables, and its composition and mass percentage are: 0.05% of manganese, 3.2% of magnesium, and 96.3% of aluminum. During production, 96.3% of aluminum ingots, 3.2% of magnesium ingots, and 0.05% of manganese ingots are mixed, and are highly intermelted in a natural gas smelting furnace, and impurities are precipitated. Then it is pulled into an aluminum-magnesium alloy rod with a diameter of about 6.5mm. After being drawn by a multi-functional wire drawing machine (large drawing-medium drawing-small drawing), annealing and rewinding are performed to make aluminum-magnesium alloy wires of various specifications with a diameter of 0.1mm to 0.26mm. The tensile strength of the produced aluminum-magnesium alloy wire is 308MPa, the elongation is 7.7%, and the resistivity is 0.04659Ω·mm 2 / m.
Embodiment 2
[0012] Embodiment 2: The high-performance aluminum-magnesium alloy wire of the present invention is mainly used for braided wire for shielding of coaxial cables, and its composition and mass percentage are: manganese is 0.09%, magnesium is 3.4%, and aluminum is 96.5%. During production, 96.3% of aluminum ingots, 3.4% of magnesium ingots, and 0.09% of manganese ingots are mixed, and highly intermelted in a natural gas smelting furnace, and impurities are precipitated. Then it is pulled into an aluminum-magnesium alloy rod with a diameter of about 6.5mm. After being drawn by a multi-functional wire drawing machine (large drawing-medium drawing-small drawing), annealing and rewinding are performed to make aluminum-magnesium alloy wires of various specifications with a diameter of 0.1mm to 0.26mm. The tensile strength of the produced aluminum-magnesium alloy wire is 316MPa, the elongation is 7.3%, and the resistivity is 0.04758Ω·mm 2 / m.
Embodiment 3
[0013] Embodiment 3: The high-performance aluminum-magnesium alloy wire of the present invention is mainly used for braided wire for shielding of coaxial cables. Its composition and mass percentage are: 0.12% of manganese, 3.5% of magnesium and 96.5% of aluminum. During production, 96.3% of aluminum ingots, 3.5% of magnesium ingots, and 0.12% of manganese ingots are mixed, and are highly intermelted in a natural gas smelting furnace, and impurities are precipitated. Then it is pulled into an aluminum-magnesium alloy rod with a diameter of about 6.5mm. After being drawn by a multi-functional wire drawing machine (large drawing-medium drawing-small drawing), annealing and rewinding are performed to make aluminum-magnesium alloy wires of various specifications with a diameter of 0.1mm to 0.26mm. The tensile strength of the produced aluminum-magnesium alloy wire is 315MPa, the elongation is 6.5%, and the resistivity is 0.04620Ω·mm 2 / m.
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