Corrosion-resistant high-damping Fe-Cr-Mo-Cu alloy and preparation method thereof
A high-damping alloy, fe-cr-mo technology, applied in the field of improving the damping performance and corrosion resistance of Fe-Cr-Mo-based alloys, can solve the problems of unsatisfactory vibration damping effect and unsatisfactory corrosion resistance, etc., to achieve Excellent mechanical properties, low cost, and the effect of expanding the scope of application
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[0021] Industrial pure iron and 99.9wt.% high-purity metals Cr, Mo, and Cu are used as raw materials, and the composition of the alloy is: 13wt.% Cr, 2.5wt.% Mo, 0.5wt.% Cu, and the rest is Fe. The alloy is smelted in a vacuum induction furnace. The specific processing technology and heat treatment system are as follows: Forging technology is used to reduce defects such as porosity, pores, and segregation in the alloy, so as to reduce the hindrance to the movement of the magnetic domain wall. After annealing at 1100±10°C for 20 minutes and then furnace cooling, a Fe-Cr-Mo-Cu alloy with a complete ferrite structure is obtained. The damping performance of the alloy is 0.052 (ε=3.5×10 -5 ), which is twice the damping performance of the alloy before adding Cu (such as figure 1 ). The pitting loss mass fraction of the alloy was also significantly reduced, from 37% to 20% (such as figure 2 ). As shown in Figure 3(a)-(b), it can be seen from the grain boundary SEM results of the...
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