Molybdenum-yttrium alloy wire preparation method
A technology of alloy wire and molybdenum powder, which is applied in the field of preparation of molybdenum-yttrium alloy wire, can solve the problems of inconsistent wire properties, uneven doping element content, poor ductility, etc., and achieve good performance consistency and good use effect , Improve the effect of uniformity
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[0018] The raw material is ammonium molybdate, brand MSA-1, calcined at 500°C to obtain molybdenum trioxide, and then reduced by hydrogen at 450-550°C to obtain molybdenum dioxide; use analytical grade yttrium nitrate to prepare yttrium nitrate solution, yttrium nitrate The weight ratio of yttrium nitrate and water in the solution is preferably 1: 5, the total amount of yttrium nitrate in the yttrium nitrate aqueous solution, according to the content of Y in the molybdenum yttrium alloy wire 2 o 3 Theoretical meter, yttrium nitrate solution should completely cover MoO 2 Powder, soaked for 24 hours, then dried, mixed for 6 hours, to ensure uniform doping composition; then hydrogen reduction in a furnace at 800-1000 ° C to obtain doped rare earth oxide Y 2 o 3 Molybdenum powder; then put the doped molybdenum powder into the rubber sleeve, press it into a round rod shape with an isostatic press under a pressure of 160-200MPa, and then sinter at a high temperature of 2000°C in a...
Embodiment 2
[0020] press Y 2 o 3 0.1% doping by weight, 34g yttrium nitrate (Y 2 o 3 Content 29.5%) dissolved in pure water, added to 13.33kg of molybdenum dioxide powder, heated to decompose, mixed evenly, and then reduced with hydrogen in a furnace at 800-1000°C to obtain doped rare earth oxide Y 2 o 3 10kg of molybdenum powder with a content of 0.1%. Fill the doped molybdenum powder into the rubber sleeve and press it into a round molybdenum rod with an isostatic press under a pressure of 160-200Mpa, and then sinter at a high temperature of 2000°C in an intermediate frequency sintering furnace to obtain a Y-containing 2 o 3 0.1% molybdenum rod. Then it is processed into molybdenum-yttrium alloy wire through multi-pass swaging and stretching.
Embodiment 3
[0022] press Y 2 o 3 0.6% doping by weight, with 204g yttrium nitrate (Y 2 o 3 Content 29.5%) dissolved in pure water, added to 13.33kg of molybdenum dioxide powder, heated to decompose, mixed evenly, and then reduced with hydrogen in a furnace at 800-1000°C to obtain doped rare earth oxide Y 2 o 3 10kg of molybdenum powder with a content of 0.6%. Fill the doped molybdenum powder into the rubber sleeve and press it into a round molybdenum rod with an isostatic press under a pressure of 160-200Mpa, and then sinter at a high temperature of 2000°C in an intermediate frequency sintering furnace to obtain a Y-containing 2 o 3 0.6% molybdenum rod. Then it is processed into molybdenum-yttrium alloy wire through multi-pass swaging and stretching.
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