Germanium-contained (Ge-contained) corrosion-resistant aluminum-based solder
A corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy and brazing material technology, which is applied in the field of aluminum alloy welding, can solve problems such as accelerating the corrosion of aluminum substrates, reducing the strength of joints, and reducing the melting point of brazing filler metals, so as to reduce the cost of brazing filler metals, facilitate operation, and process consumption. Effect
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[0019] The preparation method of the above-mentioned Ge-containing corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy solder comprises the steps of:
[0020] 1. Al, Si, Cu, Ge, Sn, Ce with a purity greater than 99.6% are used as raw materials, and the proportions according to mass percentage are Si: 6.5, Cu: 15.0, Ge: 0.1~8.0, Sn: 6.0, Ce: 1.0 , the balance is Al, put it into a vacuum induction melting furnace, and draw a vacuum to 4.0×10 -3 Pa, filled with 0.05MPa of pure argon for induction melting, repeated smelting for 3 to 5 times and then poured into the iron mold in the furnace to obtain a master alloy ingot with uniform composition;
[0021] 2. Breaking the master alloy ingot obtained in step 1 into small pieces, removing scale, and ultrasonic cleaning in acetone;
[0022] 3. Put the small piece of master alloy obtained in step 2 into the quartz tube with a round hole at the lower end of the vacuum spin quenching system, start the vacuum spin quenching system, and extract the vacuum ...
Embodiment 1
[0030] Al, Si, Cu, Ge, Sn, Ce with a purity greater than 99.6% are used as raw materials, and the ratio by mass percentage is Si: 6.5, Cu: 15.0, Ge: 8.0, Sn: 6.0, Ce: 1.0, and the balance is Al is taken, put into a vacuum induction melting furnace, and the vacuum is drawn to 4.0×10 -3 Pa, filled with 0.05MPa pure argon for induction melting, fully alloyed and poured into the iron mold in the furnace to obtain rod-shaped master alloy ingots. In order to ensure that the composition of the ingot meets the design composition, attention must be paid to the loss of Ge, Sn, and rare earth element Ce during the smelting process. After the master alloy ingot is prepared, it is taken out from the induction furnace and broken into small pieces, then put into the quartz tube in the vacuum spin quenching system, the vacuum spin quenching system is started, and the vacuum of the induction furnace chamber is drawn to 4.0×10 -3 Pa filled with 0.05MPa of pure argon for protection, using high-...
Embodiment 2
[0032] Al, Si, Cu, Ge, Sn, Ce with a purity greater than 99.6% are used as raw materials, and the ratio by mass percentage is Si: 6.5; Cu: 15.0; Ge: 5.5; Sn: 6.0; Ce: 1.0, and the balance is Al is taken, put into a vacuum induction melting furnace, and the vacuum is drawn to 4.0×10 -3 Pa, filled with 0.05MPa pure argon for induction melting, fully alloyed and poured into the iron mold in the furnace to obtain rod-shaped master alloy ingots. In order to ensure that the composition of the ingot meets the design composition, attention must be paid to the loss of Ge, Sn, and rare earth element Ce during the smelting process. After the master alloy ingot is prepared, it is taken out from the induction furnace and broken into small pieces, then put into the quartz tube in the vacuum spin quenching system, the vacuum spin quenching system is started, and the vacuum of the induction furnace chamber is drawn to 4.0×10 -3 Pa filled with 0.05MPa of pure argon protection, using high-freq...
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