Aluminum-boron-carbon-nitrogen master alloy and preparation method thereof
An intermediate alloy and nitrogen technology, applied in the field of metal materials, can solve the problems of high raw material cost, long preparation period and complex preparation process.
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Embodiment 1
[0014] (1) First prepare the required raw materials according to the following mass percentages: 26.7% aluminum-boron master alloy, 12% aluminum-carbon master alloy, dried pure nitrogen and pure aluminum; wherein the aluminum-boron master alloy The mass percent content of boron is 3%, and the mass percent content of carbon in the aluminum-carbon master alloy used is 5%.
[0015] (2) Melt pure aluminum in an intermediate frequency furnace and heat it to 1000°C, then add the preheated aluminum-boron and aluminum-carbon intermediate alloys in sequence, and continuously blow nitrogen into the molten aluminum during this process, at 1200°C After heat preservation and stirring for 2-30 minutes, it is poured into ingots or made into wire rods.
[0016] The aluminum-boron-carbon-nitrogen master alloy prepared according to the above-mentioned proportion and process has the following mass percentages of chemical components: boron 0.80, carbon 0.60, nitrogen 0.01-0.03, and the balance is...
Embodiment 2
[0018] (1) First prepare the required raw materials according to the following mass percentages: 30% aluminum-boron master alloy, 15% aluminum-carbon master alloy, dried pure nitrogen and pure aluminum; wherein the aluminum-boron master alloy The mass percentage of boron is 1%, and the mass percentage of carbon in the aluminum-carbon master alloy used is 8%.
[0019] (2) Melt pure aluminum in an intermediate frequency furnace and heat it to 1200°C, then add preheated aluminum-boron and
[0020] Aluminum-carbon master alloy, continuously blowing nitrogen gas into molten aluminum during this process, keeping warm at 1350°C and stirring for 2-30 minutes, then pouring into ingots or wire rods.
[0021] The aluminum-boron-carbon-nitrogen master alloy prepared according to the above-mentioned proportion and process has the following mass percentages of chemical components: boron 0.30, carbon 1.20, nitrogen 0.08-0.10, and the balance is aluminum.
Embodiment 3
[0023] (1) First prepare the required raw materials according to the following mass percentages: 60% aluminum-boron master alloy, 10% aluminum-carbon master alloy, dried pure nitrogen and pure aluminum; wherein the aluminum-boron master alloy The mass percentage of boron is 5%, and the mass percentage of carbon in the aluminum-carbon master alloy used is 5%.
[0024] (2) Melt pure aluminum in an intermediate frequency furnace and heat it to 1100°C, then add the preheated aluminum-boron and aluminum-carbon intermediate alloys in sequence, and continuously blow nitrogen into the molten aluminum during this process, at 1250°C After heat preservation and stirring for 2-30 minutes, it is poured into ingots or made into wire rods.
[0025] The aluminum-boron-carbon-nitrogen master alloy prepared according to the above-mentioned proportion and process has the following mass percentages of chemical components: boron 3.00, carbon 0.50, nitrogen 0.05-0.07, and the balance is aluminum.
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