Alpha titanium alloy manual tungsten-electrode argon-shielded tungsten arc welding refined grain type welding wire and preparation method thereof
A technology for argon tungsten arc welding and grain refinement is applied to the welding wire material, the preparation of the welding wire, and the field of α-type titanium alloy manual tungsten argon arc welding to refine the grain type welding wire, which can solve the difference in electrochemical performance, Coarseness, affecting the performance of joints, etc., to achieve the effect of low production cost, small splash, and beautiful molding
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[0063] Take 450g Al, 60g potassium fluoroborate, 14475g grade 0 sponge titanium, add Al and potassium fluoroborate to grade 0 sponge titanium to obtain an alloy mixture, and use a 15kg vacuum consumable electric arc furnace to melt the obtained alloy mixture and cast a lot of ingots in 3 times. After smelting, remove the shrinkage cavities of the ingot and remove the skin to a thickness of 3-4mm, then carry out billet forging. The ingot is forged with a press at 1800-2000℉. For titanium, the selection forging standard is: 1300±10°C, heat preservation for 1h; the solder free forging after blank forging is Φ16mm bar, the free forging standard is: heating temperature 970±10°C, holding time: 0.5~1h; Stress, to make the structure uniform, the bar after free forging is first annealed. The heat treatment temperature is 820±10°C, heat preservation for 1h, and air cooling. The hot-rolled thin rods are drawn on the wire drawing equipment, and during the wire drawing process, the thin ...
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[0070] Take 600g Al, 90g graphite, and 14295g 0-grade sponge titanium, add Al and graphite to 0-grade sponge titanium to obtain an alloy mixture; melt the obtained alloy mixture in a 15-kg vacuum consumable electric arc furnace and cast ingots of not less than 3 Second-rate. After smelting, remove the shrinkage cavities of the ingot and remove the skin to a thickness of 3-4mm, then carry out billet forging. The ingot is forged with a press at 1800-2000℉. For titanium, the selection forging standard is: 1300±10°C, heat preservation for 1h; the solder free forging after blank forging is Φ16mm bar, the free forging standard is: heating temperature 970±10°C, holding time: 0.5~1h; Stress, to make the structure uniform, the bar after free forging is first annealed. The heat treatment temperature is 820±10°C, heat preservation for 1h, and air cooling. The hot-rolled thin rods are drawn on the wire drawing equipment, and during the wire drawing process, the thin rods are continuousl...
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[0077]Take 750g Al, 142.5g graphite, and 14100g grade 0 sponge titanium, add Al and graphite to grade 0 sponge titanium to obtain an alloy mixture; use 15 kg of vacuum consumable electric arc furnace to melt the obtained alloy mixture and cast ingots not less than 3 times. After smelting, remove the shrinkage cavities of the ingot and remove the skin to a thickness of 3-4mm, then carry out billet forging. The ingot is forged with a press at 1800-2000℉. For titanium, the selection forging standard is: 1300±10°C, heat preservation for 1h; the solder free forging after blank forging is Φ16mm bar, the free forging standard is: heating temperature 970±10°C, holding time: 0.5~1h; Stress, to make the structure uniform, the bar after free forging is first annealed. The heat treatment temperature is 820±10°C, heat preservation for 1h, and air cooling. The hot-rolled thin rods are drawn on the wire drawing equipment, and during the wire drawing process, the thin rods are continuously ...
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