Sn-Cu lead-free welding flux capable of resisting atmospheric corrosion
A technology of atmospheric corrosion resistance and lead-free solder, applied in the direction of welding/cutting medium/material, welding medium, welding equipment, etc., can solve the problems of poor corrosion resistance, reduce production costs, ensure alloy composition, and be easy to popularize and use Effect
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[0020] Use industrial No. 1 tin as raw material, add 0.7% Cu (weight percentage, the same below) and 0.02% Ga to prepare lead-free solder resistant to atmospheric corrosion. After heating and melting industrial pure tin and copper in a graphite crucible with a muffle furnace, add the proportion of the third component microalloying element Ga, dissolve, stir and homogenize, and then cast it in a small graphite plate with a diameter of Φ20mm , the height of the ingot is about 5mm. After cooling, the ingot with a bright surface is obtained. The sample is corroded with salt spray (spray once every 30 minutes). After 4 days, the surface still maintains a bright metal surface, which shows that the surface of the alloy has good corrosion resistance.
Embodiment 2
[0022] Using Sn-0.1%Cu alloy as raw material, adding 0.01%P, 0.01%Ni, using the method described in Example 1 to prepare and test, the obtained sample was corroded with salt spray (spray once every 30min), after 4 days, the surface remained It can keep the metal bright, and the alloy has good corrosion resistance.
Embodiment 3
[0024] Using Sn-1%Cu alloy as raw material, adding 0.02%Ge and 0.01%Si, using the method described in Example 1 to prepare and test, the obtained sample was corroded with salt spray (spray once every 30min), after 4 days, the surface remained It can keep the metal bright, and the alloy has good corrosion resistance.
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