Zinc-copper-titanium intermediate alloy smelting method capable of reducing burning loss of titanium element
A master alloy, zinc-copper-titanium technology, applied in the field of non-ferrous alloy preparation, zinc-copper-titanium master alloy smelting, can solve the problems of increased burning loss rate of alloy elements, large burning loss of titanium elements, etc.
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[0016] A method for smelting zinc-copper-titanium master alloys that reduces the burning loss of titanium elements. A 100# large graphite crucible is used to hold zinc ingots and placed in a coke furnace for heating to melt the zinc ingots; a 25# small graphite crucible is used to hold small copper blocks and Sponge titanium mixture, seal the mouth of the crucible with a zinc plate; put the sealed small graphite crucible containing the mixture upside down on the large graphite crucible, and submerge the small crucible in the zinc liquid, and melt the intermediate alloy at a temperature of 800°C, and the melting is completed After pouring into the metal mold to obtain the required Zn-15Cu-3-Ti master alloy, the yield of titanium is 97.5%, and the yield is the actual measured titanium content in the master alloy and the titanium content in the ratio compared to get.
Embodiment 2
[0018] A zinc-copper-titanium master alloy smelting method that reduces titanium element burning loss. A 100# large graphite crucible is used to hold zinc ingots and placed in a coke furnace for heating to melt the zinc ingots; a 30# small graphite crucible is used to hold small copper blocks and Sponge titanium mixture, seal the mouth of the crucible with a zinc plate; put the sealed small graphite crucible containing the mixture upside down on the large graphite crucible, and submerge the small crucible into the zinc liquid, melt the intermediate alloy at a temperature of 800°C, and the melting is completed After pouring into the metal mold to obtain the required Zn-15Cu-3-Ti master alloy, the yield of titanium is 96.2%.
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[0020] A zinc-copper-titanium master alloy smelting method that reduces titanium element burning loss. A 100# large graphite crucible is used to hold zinc ingots and placed in a coke furnace for heating to melt the zinc ingots; a 40# small graphite crucible is used to hold small copper blocks and Sponge titanium mixture, seal the mouth of the crucible with a zinc plate; put the sealed small graphite crucible containing the mixture upside down on the large graphite crucible, and submerge the small crucible in the zinc liquid, and melt the intermediate alloy at a temperature of 800°C, and the melting is completed After pouring into the metal mold to obtain the required Zn-15Cu-3-Ti master alloy, the yield of titanium is 95.0%.
[0021] A brief description of the preparation method of the present invention is:
[0022] 1. First put the zinc ingot to be smelted into a large graphite crucible with a model number of 100#, and a small graphite crucible with a model number of 25#~40#....
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