A kind of combined processing method of copper-magnesium alloy
A copper-magnesium alloy and combined processing technology is applied in the field of alloy anti-corrosion processing to achieve the effects of reducing activity, eliminating non-equilibrium defects and improving corrosion resistance
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[0036] Cut the as-cast copper-magnesium alloy (Cu-Mg 0.2 wt.%) into a columnar sample of 14.5mm×14.5mm×40mm. The as-cast structure is composed of coarse single-phase grains, and the grain size can reach 400-800μm ,See figure 1 . The solid solution of magnesium atoms in the copper matrix can greatly improve the strength of copper alloys. Previous studies have shown that the yield strength and tensile strength of copper-magnesium alloys are greatly improved after ECAP processing, but the addition of magnesium elements reduces the strength of the alloys. The activity reduces its corrosion resistance.
[0037]The cut sample is subjected to surface pretreatment, and then put into the mold for 16 consecutive ECAP extrusion processes at room temperature. Between adjacent extrusion passes, the test block is inverted and rotated 180° perpendicular to the axis. To improve the uniformity of the extruded tissue. The tissue refinement effect after processing is very obvious (see figur...
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