Pressure gauge copper connector obtained by adopting hot pressing process and production method thereof
A hot-pressing process and production method technology, applied in the field of pressure gauge copper joints and their production, can solve the problems of poor material plasticity, high loss rate, and difficult processing.
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[0029] 1) Put the copper material (generally copper alloy of copper, lead, zinc and aluminum) into the electric melting furnace for heating and melting. The heating temperature in the electric melting furnace is set at 1100°C. After the copper material is melted, use a spectrometer to measure the metal content in the copper material. weight percentage;
[0030] 2) According to the results measured in step 1), zinc, lead, aluminum, copper, nickel, antimony, iron, tin and manganese metals are sequentially added to the above copper liquid, so that the weight of each metal in the copper liquid reaches the stated weight ratio , that is, 54% copper, 40% zinc, 0.3% aluminum, 0.4% nickel, 0.02% antimony, 3% lead, 0.8% iron, 0.7% tin and 0.02% manganese in the copper liquid, and the rest are unavoidable trace impurities;
[0031] 3) The copper liquid obtained in step 2) is drawn into a copper rod in a wire drawing machine with a diameter of 14 mm, and the obtained copper rod is then cu...
Embodiment 2
[0038] 1) Put the copper material (generally copper alloy of copper, lead, zinc and aluminum) into the electric melting furnace for heating and melting. The heating temperature in the electric melting furnace is set at 1200°C. After the copper material is melted, use a spectrometer to measure the metal content in the copper material. weight percentage;
[0039] 2) According to the results measured in step 1), zinc, lead, aluminum, copper, nickel, antimony, iron, tin and manganese metals are sequentially added to the above copper liquid, so that the weight of each metal in the copper liquid reaches the stated weight ratio , that is, 57% copper, 36.5% zinc, 0.5% aluminum, 0.3% nickel, 0.03% antimony, 3.5% lead, 0.5% iron, 0.8% tin and 0.03% manganese in the copper liquid, and the rest are unavoidable trace impurities;
[0040] 3) The copper liquid obtained in step 2) is drawn into a copper rod in a wire drawing machine with a diameter of 20mm, and the obtained copper rod is then...
Embodiment 3
[0046] 1) Put the copper material (generally copper alloy of copper, lead, zinc and aluminum) into the electric melting furnace for heating and melting. The heating temperature in the electric melting furnace is set at 1300°C. After the copper material is melted, use a spectrometer to measure the metal in the copper material weight percentage;
[0047] 2) According to the results measured in step 1), zinc, lead, aluminum, copper, nickel, antimony, iron, tin and manganese metals are sequentially added to the above copper liquid, so that the weight of each metal in the copper liquid reaches the stated weight ratio , that is, copper 56%, zinc 37%, aluminum 0.45%, nickel 0.35%, antimony 0.04%, lead 4%, iron 0.6%, tin 0.9% and manganese 0.05% in the copper liquid, and the rest are unavoidable trace impurities;
[0048] 3) The copper liquid obtained in step 2) is drawn into a copper rod in a wire drawing machine with a diameter of 24mm, and the obtained copper rod is then cut accord...
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