A kind of preparation method of initial composite billet for non-magnetic Cu-based composite base tape

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation method of a composite billet for a Cu-based alloy composite baseband. According to the Cu-based alloy initial composite billet provided by the invention, the surface layer is made of Cu-Ni alloy in which the atomic percent of Ni is 40-46% and the core layer is made of Ni-W alloy in which atomic percent of W is 9-10%. The preparation method of the Cu-based alloy initial composite billet comprises the following steps of: sand blasting the surface of the Cu-Ni alloy (marked with A) of which the atomic percent of Ni is 40-46%, wherein the Cu-Ni alloy is prepared by means of melting; placing the sand-blasted Cu-Ni alloy and the Ni-W mixed powder (marked with B) in which the atomic percent of W is 9-10% in a mold according to the sequence of A-B-A, simultaneously pressing and sintering the Cu-Ni alloy and the Ni-W mixed powder by means of discharge plasma sintering technology to obtain the composite billet, and hot pressing the composite billet to obtain the initial composite billet with large deformation before cold rolling, wherein the deformation of the first pass is 30-40%, the deformation of each subsequent pass is 3-5%, and the total deformation is 50-60%. The initial composite billet is good in interfacial bonding and can be applied to preparation of the initial billet for high-temperature coating superconductive enhanced ductile basebands.

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Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a preparation method of an initial composite billet for a non-magnetic high-strength copper-Cu-based alloy composite base tape, which belongs to the technical field of high-temperature coated superconductor textured metal base tapes. Background technique

[0002] With the improvement of the performance of high-temperature superconducting materials and the continuous progress of refrigeration technology, high-temperature superconducting technology will increasingly be applied to various fields of social life, such as electricity, transportation, transportation, magnet technology, military technology and so on. In 1996, Amit Goyal and others of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the United States obtained a metal base tape with a sharp biaxial texture through a process of large deformation rolling and recrystallization annealing, and then obtained the metal substrate by layer-by-layer epitaxial growth on the metal substrate. Oriente...

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