b4c/al composite material and preparation method thereof
A composite material and aluminum alloy melt technology, applied in the field of composite materials, can solve the problems of difficult wetting of boron carbide particles and aluminum matrix, uneven distribution of boron carbide particles, poor melt casting performance, etc., to eliminate local agglomeration, The effect of uniform mixing and improved performance
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[0034] Step 1. Pretreatment, weigh a certain amount of 325 mesh nuclear grade B 4 C raw powder, spread it on the container, place it in a resistance furnace, and heat it at 390°C for 2.1h in an air atmosphere.
[0035] Step 2. Grind and sieve the boron carbide powder obtained in step 1 to remove particles with a diameter of 100 microns or more, weigh 1.5 kg of boron carbide powder with a diameter of 10-100 microns and wrap it with aluminum foil.
[0036] Step 3. Take a certain amount of pure aluminum and heat and melt it in the furnace. When the temperature reaches 690°C, wrap a certain amount of pure magnesium with aluminum foil and press it into the melt; continue to heat up until the temperature rises to 700°C , add pre-weighed AlCu50, Zn, Al-Fe10, Al-Cr5, Al-Mn10, Al-Ti10 master alloys and stir to prepare a melt with the composition shown in the table below. Due to the appropriate amount of alloy elements, the matrix Not only is it conducive to the preparation of composit...
Embodiment 2
[0042] Step 1. Weigh a certain amount of 325 mesh nuclear grade B 4 C powder, spread it on the container, place it in a resistance furnace, and heat it at 400°C for 2h in an air atmosphere.
[0043] Step 2. Grind the boron carbide powder obtained in step 1 and sieve it, weigh 3.3 kg of boron carbide powder with a diameter of 10-100 microns and wrap it with aluminum foil.
[0044] Step 3. Take a certain amount of pure aluminum and heat and melt it in the furnace. When the temperature reaches 690°C, wrap a certain amount of pure magnesium with aluminum foil and press it into the melt; continue to heat up until the temperature rises to 700°C Add the pre-weighed AlCu50, Zn, AlFe10, AlMn10, AlCr5, AlTi10 master alloys and stir to configure the melt with the composition shown in the table below. After it is completely melted, refine the melt with argon blowing for 3 minutes and remove slag. The flow rate of argon gas used is 10cc / min, the refining time is 3 minutes, and the refinin...
Embodiment 3
[0050] Step 1. Weigh a certain amount of 325 mesh nuclear grade B 4 C powder, spread it on the container, place it in a resistance furnace, and heat it at 410°C for 1.9h in an air atmosphere.
[0051] Step 2. After grinding the boron carbide powder obtained in step 1, sieve it, weigh 5.75Kg of boron carbide powder with a diameter of 10-100 microns and wrap it with aluminum foil.
[0052] Step 3. Take a certain amount of pure aluminum and heat and melt it in the furnace. When the temperature reaches 690°C, wrap a certain amount of pure magnesium with aluminum foil and press it into the melt; continue to heat up until the temperature rises to 700°C Add the pre-weighed AlCu50, Zn, AlFe10, AlMn10, AlCr5, AlTi10 master alloys and stir to configure the melt with the composition shown in the table below. After it is completely melted, refine the melt with argon blowing for 3 minutes and remove slag. The flow rate of argon gas used is 10cc / min, the refining time is 3 minutes, and the...
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