Silver rare earth alloy coated nickel core composite electrode wire and manufacturing method thereof
A technology of composite electrode wire and rare earth alloy, which is applied in the field of metal composite materials, can solve the problems of poor uniformity, improved material performance, coarse mixed powder particles, etc., and achieve the effects of short preparation cycle, high sphericity and uniform distribution
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Embodiment 1
[0013] Put 1500 grams of nickel rods in the center of the circular iron casting mold and put them together into the vacuum induction furnace, then put 8450 grams of silver and 50 grams of rare earth cerium into the graphite crucible of the vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace to melt, and then melt the evenly melted silver ornaments The alloy liquid is cast in an iron mold with a nickel rod to obtain a silver-cerium-coated nickel composite round billet with a mass percentage content of 15% nickel, 0.5% trim, and the balance being silver; the composite round billet is heated at 600°C for 2 hours, and then use a 500-ton oil extruder to heat-extrude at 400°C into a composite rod with a diameter of 6 mm; the composite rod is drawn several times at room temperature to obtain a silver-cerium-coated nickel-core composite electrode wire with a diameter of 1.5 mm.
Embodiment 2
[0015] Put 3,000 grams of nickel rods in the center of the graphite mold and put them together into a vacuum induction furnace, then put 6,930 grams of silver and 70 grams of rare earth lanthanum into the graphite crucible of a vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace to melt, and then melt the evenly melted silver-lanthanum alloy Liquid casting in a graphite mold with a nickel rod to obtain a silver-lanthanum-coated nickel composite round billet with a mass percentage content of 30% nickel, 0.7% lanthanum, and the balance being silver; the composite round billet was heated at 700°C for 2 hours with carbon powder protection , and then hot-extruded at 450°C with a 500-ton oil extruder to form a composite rod with a diameter of 6 mm; the composite rod was drawn several times at room temperature to obtain a silver-lanthanum-coated nickel-core composite electrode wire with a diameter of 2 mm.
Embodiment 3
[0017] Put 5000 grams of nickel rods in the center of the graphite casting mold and put them together into the vacuum induction furnace, then put 4950 grams of silver and 50 grams of rare earth yttrium into the graphite crucible of the vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace to melt, and then put the uniformly melted silver yttrium alloy Liquid casting in a graphite mold with a nickel rod to obtain a silver-yttrium-coated nickel composite round billet with a mass percentage of 50% nickel, 0.5% yttrium, and the balance being silver; the composite round billet was heated at 750°C for 2 hours with carbon powder protection , and then hot-extruded at 500°C with a 500-ton oil extruder to form a composite rod with a diameter of 6 mm; the composite rod was drawn several times at room temperature to obtain a silver-yttrium-coated nickel-core composite electrode wire with a diameter of 3 mm.
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