Aluminium alloy wire with high strength and high electrical conductivity, and preparation method thereof
A technology of aluminum alloy wire and manufacturing method, which is applied in the direction of metal/alloy conductors, cable/conductor manufacturing, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of ignoring texture utilization and ignoring, and achieve reduced investment costs, good heat resistance, and increased The effect of transmission capacity
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Embodiment 1A
[0050] 1. Ingredients: per ton of A99.7 industrial pure aluminum ingot: 7kg of Al-Fe (containing Fe20%) master alloy; 6kg of Al-Cu (containing Cu20%) master alloy, 2kg of Al-Sc (containing Sc2% ) master alloy.
[0051] 2. Melting: Put the pure aluminum ingot into the melting furnace to melt, and after the molten aluminum temperature rises above 800°C, add Al-Fe and Al-Cu intermediate alloys in sequence; import the molten aluminum into the holding furnace, and control the temperature Between 750°C and 800°C, add 4Kg of mixed rare earth master alloy Al-Re (containing 9% Re) per ton of aluminum ingot and 3Kg of aluminum-boron master alloy Al-B (containing 2.5% of B) per ton of aluminum ingot Remove impurities; then use nitrogen to drive the refining agent to blow into the molten aluminum from the bottom of the furnace to degas; Components are analyzed and adjusted. Filtrate with a 35ppi porous ceramic plate, pour aluminum liquid at a temperature of 750°C to 800°C into the cryst...
Embodiment 1B
[0059] 1. Ingredients: per ton of A99.7 industrial pure aluminum ingot: 7kg of Al-Fe (containing Fe20%) master alloy; 6kg of Al-Cu (containing Cu20%) master alloy, 2kg of Al-Sc (containing Sc2% ) master alloy.
[0060] 2. Melting: Put the pure aluminum ingot into the melting furnace to melt, and after the molten aluminum temperature rises above 800°C, add Al-Fe master alloy; lead the molten aluminum into the holding furnace, and control the temperature at 750°C-800°C ℃, add 4Kg of rare earth master alloy Al-Re (containing Re 9%) per ton of aluminum ingot and 3Kg of aluminum-boron master alloy Al-B (containing 2.5% of B) per ton of aluminum ingot to remove impurities; Drive the refining agent to blow into the molten aluminum from the bottom of the furnace to degas; add 2Kg of master alloy Al-Sc (including 2% Sc) per ton of aluminum ingot after slag removal, and let it stand for 30 minutes, during which the composition in the furnace is analyzed and adjusted. Filtrate with a 35...
Embodiment 2A
[0069] 1. Ingredients: per ton of A99.7 industrial pure aluminum ingot: 30kg of Al-Fe (containing Fe20%) master alloy; 18kg of Al-Cu (containing Cu20%) master alloy, 15kg of Al-Sc (containing Sc2% ) master alloy.
[0070] 2. Melting: Put the pure aluminum ingot into the melting furnace to melt, and after the molten aluminum temperature rises above 800°C, add Al-Fe and Al-Cu intermediate alloys in sequence; import the molten aluminum into the holding furnace, and control the temperature Between 750°C and 800°C, add 4Kg of mixed rare earth master alloy Al-Re (containing 9% Re) per ton of aluminum ingot and 3Kg of aluminum-boron master alloy Al-B (containing 2.5% of B) per ton of aluminum ingot Remove impurities; then use nitrogen to drive the refining agent to blow into the molten aluminum from the bottom of the furnace to degas; Components are analyzed and adjusted. Filtrate with a 35ppi porous ceramic plate, pour aluminum liquid at a temperature of 750°C to 800°C into the cr...
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