A kind of metamorphic treatment method of high-silicon aluminum alloy
A high-silicon aluminum alloy and metamorphic treatment technology, applied in the field of alloy materials, can solve the problems of deterioration of modifier effect, long casting time, and growth of silicon phase aggregation, and achieve stable metamorphic effect and reduce residence time.
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[0037] Use 4032 aluminum alloy with a silicon content of 11-13.5%, put 15wt% into a static furnace to melt and keep it at 660°C, put 85wt% into a melting furnace to melt, and rapidly heat up to 900°C at a rate of 3°C / min And keep it warm for 20 minutes, then pour the alloy in the smelting furnace into the standing furnace, stir evenly and cast.
[0038] The high-silicon aluminum alloy obtained after casting in embodiment 1 is carried out microstructure inspection, obtains its 500 times microstructure photo as follows figure 1 shown.
[0039] The structure and morphology of the 4032 aluminum alloy without heat treatment were tested, and the microstructure photos at 200 times were obtained as follows: figure 2 shown.
Embodiment 2
[0041] Use 4A11 aluminum alloy with a silicon content of 11.5~12.5%, put 15wt% into a static furnace to melt and keep it at 660°C, put 85wt% into a melting furnace to melt, and rapidly heat up to 900°C at a rate of 3°C / min And keep it warm for 20 minutes, then pour the alloy in the smelting furnace into the standing furnace, stir evenly and cast.
Embodiment 3
[0043] Use 4032 aluminum alloy with a silicon content of 11~13.5%, put 20wt% into a static furnace to melt and keep it at 660°C, put 80wt% into a melting furnace to melt, and rapidly heat up to 900°C at a rate of 3°C / min And keep it warm for 20 minutes, then pour the alloy in the smelting furnace into the standing furnace, stir evenly and cast.
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