Aluminum-boron-carbon-nitrogen master alloy and preparation method thereof
A master alloy and pure aluminum technology, applied in the field of aluminum-boron-carbon-nitrogen master alloy and its preparation, can solve the problems of long preparation period, high cost of raw materials, complex preparation process, etc.
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[0014] (1) First prepare the required raw materials according to the following mass percentages: 26.7% of the aluminum-boron master alloy, 12% of the aluminum-carbon master alloy, 61.3% of pure aluminum, and dry treated pure nitrogen; wherein the aluminum- The mass percentage of boron in the boron master alloy is 3%, and the mass percentage 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 the addition 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, ni...
Embodiment 2
[0018] (1) First prepare the required raw materials by the following mass percentages: 30% aluminum-boron master alloy, 15% aluminum-carbon master alloy, 55% pure aluminum, and pure nitrogen through dry treatment; wherein the aluminum-boron master alloy used The mass percentage of boron in the boron master alloy 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 the preheated aluminum-boron and aluminum-carbon intermediate alloys in sequence, and continuously blow nitrogen into the molten aluminum during the addition process, at 1350°C After heat preservation and stirring for 2-30 minutes, it is poured into ingots or made into wire rods.
[0020] 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, ...
Embodiment 3
[0022] (1) At first prepare the required raw materials by the following mass percentages: 60% aluminum-boron master alloy, 10% aluminum-carbon master alloy, 30% pure aluminum, and dry treated pure nitrogen; The mass percentage of boron in the boron master alloy is 5%, and the mass percentage of carbon in the aluminum-carbon master alloy used is 5%.
[0023] (2) Melt pure aluminum in an intermediate frequency furnace and heat it to 1100°C, add the preheated aluminum-boron and aluminum-carbon intermediate alloys in sequence, and continuously blow nitrogen into the molten aluminum during the addition process, at 1250°C After heat preservation and stirring for 2-30 minutes, it is poured into ingots or made into wire rods.
[0024] 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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