Highly-resistant-to-color-changing gold anti-corrosion copper alloy and panel preparing method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a highly-resistant-to-color-changing gold anti-corrosion copper alloy and a panel preparing method thereof. The alloy is formed by the chemical components as follows: 77-79wt (weight) percent of Cu, 2.0-2.3 wt percent of Al, 0.4-0.6 wt percent of Ni, 0.005-0.01 wt percent of B, 0.05-0.15 wt percent of Ce, 0.2-0.5 wt percent of Si, and the balance of Zn and inevitable impurities. The preparing process comprises the steps of 1, smelting, 2, semi-continuous casting, 3 milling, 4, hot rolling, 5 milling, 6, cold rolling, 7, intermediate annealing, 8, pickling, 9, cold finish rolling, 10, finish product annealing and the like. The highly-resistant-to-color-changing gold anti-corrosion copper alloy is reasonable in component, simple in production process, low in production cost, excellent in casting and processing properties, suitable for performing batch production by using a semi-continuous casting process, and compared with the existing copper alloy such as HAl77-2B, HSn70-1A, HSn72-1-1, the alloy produced by the method is more close to gold in color, better in color-changing-resistant and anti-corrosion properties, and is applied in the fields such as decorating, energy engineering and marine engineering.

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Benefits of technology

This patented alloys have several technical properties: they provide strong metal colors without losing their color or being affected easily during manufacturing processes; they resist damage from acid rain while maintaining good castability when used at temperatures below 35C (−20° C.) due to improved cooling efficiency caused by reduced water content). They produce superior mechanical strength compared to existing materials but still work well even after exposures to salty environments such as sea air. Additionally, these compositions show less expensive methods than traditional ones, making them ideal candidates for use in industry settings where environmental concerns prevent widespread usage.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed by this patented relates to developing a new type of yellow pigmented or red colored metallurgytic steel that meets both economic demands such as reducing environmental concerns and increasing demand levels for commercial sale. Current solutions involve expensive chrome plating processes like electroless nickel coatings, immersion galvanizing films, chromate treatment systems, acid cleaners, chloroquinoxanes, cyanide compounds, silver grays, zinc oxides, tantalite ceramics, tungsten carboxylids, platinum black colors, magnetic properties, antimicroflaque effects, and soluble impurities. These challenges require development of a simpler yet highly effective solution without adding heavy elements like selenium into the manufacturing process.

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