Preparation method for flake zinc powder containing indium and bismuth and aluminum and calcium
A scale-like zinc powder and metal technology, which is applied to the surface coating liquid device, coating, pretreatment surface, etc., can solve the problems of being easily oxidized and corroded, reducing the anti-corrosion effect of the coating, and achieving the effect of prolonging the anti-corrosion effect
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[0019] Zinc flakes that do not contain indium, bismuth, aluminum, and calcium metals (referred to as 1# flake zinc).
[0020] 1# Zinc test results: D50=14.5μm, ρ=1.08.
Embodiment 2
[0022] In the process of melting pure zinc ingots at 500°C in an intermediate frequency furnace, 100ppm of indium, 120ppm of bismuth, 50ppm of aluminum and 30ppm of calcium metal are added to make them alloyed and then blown into zinc powder by compressed air, and then the alloy The melted zinc powder is dry ground into scaly zinc powder. (referred to as 2# sheet zinc).
[0023] 2# Zinc test results: D50=13.8μm, ρ=1.04.
Embodiment 3
[0025] In the process of melting pure zinc ingots at 600°C in an intermediate frequency furnace, 280ppm of indium, 280ppm of bismuth, 130ppm of aluminum and 180ppm of calcium metal are added to make them alloyed and then blown into zinc powder by compressed air, and then the alloy The melted zinc powder is dry ground into scaly zinc powder. (referred to as 3# sheet zinc).
[0026] 3# Zinc test results: D50=14.0μm, ρ=1.06.
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