Super-strong high-conductivity copper alloy used as material for contact lines of high speed railways with speed per hour being 400 km or above
A technology of copper alloy and intermediate alloy, which is applied in the direction of power rails, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to meet the minimum requirements for contact wire material performance, and achieve the effects of reducing the scattering effect of solid solution atoms, improving the strength of the alloy, and reducing scattering
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[0030] Using pure copper, Cu-25%Nb master alloy, Cu-13%Cr master alloy, Cu-7%Zr master alloy and Cu-10%Ti master alloy as raw materials, it is melted in a vacuum induction melting furnace and quickly cast on water-cooled copper In the mold, the cooling rate is 30°C / s to obtain a Cu-3%Nb-1%Cr-0.5%Zr-0.2%Ti ingot. The ingot was drawn for multiple passes at room temperature, with a single drawing deformation of 0.15, and finally reached a drawing deformation of 5.5. The drawn and deformed copper alloy rod or wire was annealed at 375 °C for 100 h. The annealed copper alloy was drawn again at room temperature, and the drawing deformation was 0.5. The above copper alloy was frozen in liquid nitrogen for 72 h, and then slowly warmed to room temperature at a rate of 5 °C / min. The standard tensile test was used to test the tensile strength of the alloy, and the standard four-point method was used to test the room temperature conductivity of the alloy. The alloy was softened by anneal...
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[0032] Using pure copper, Cu-10%Nb master alloy, Cu-5%Cr master alloy, Cu-5%Zr master alloy and Cu-3%Ti master alloy as raw materials, it is melted in a vacuum induction melting furnace and quickly cast on water-cooled copper In the mold, the cooling rate was 50°C / s to obtain a Cu-10%Nb-0.5%Cr-0.3%Zr-0.1%Ti ingot. The ingot was drawn for multiple passes at room temperature, with a single drawing deformation of 0.1 and a final drawing deformation of 6.0. Anneal the drawn and deformed copper alloy rod or wire at 450°C for 10 h. The annealed copper alloy was drawn again at room temperature, and the drawing deformation was 0.5. The above copper alloy was frozen in liquid nitrogen for 48 h, and then slowly warmed up to room temperature at a rate of 2 °C / min. The standard tensile test was used to test the tensile strength of the alloy, and the standard four-point method was used to test the room temperature conductivity of the alloy. The alloy was softened by annealing at 400 °C f...
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[0034]Using pure copper, Cu-20%Nb master alloy, Cu-10%Cr master alloy, Cu-6%Zr master alloy and Cu-5%Ti master alloy as raw materials, it is melted in a vacuum induction melting furnace and quickly cast on water-cooled copper In the mold, the cooling rate was 100°C / s to obtain a Cu-20%Nb-0.1%Cr-0.1%Zr-0.05%Ti ingot. The ingot was drawn for multiple passes at room temperature, with a single drawing deformation of 0.2, and finally reached 4 drawing deformations. Anneal the drawn and deformed copper alloy rod or wire at 575°C for 1 h. The annealed copper alloy was drawn again at room temperature, and the drawing deformation was 0.5. The above copper alloy was frozen in liquid nitrogen for 12 h, and then slowly warmed to room temperature at a rate of 8 °C / min. The standard tensile test was used to test the tensile strength of the alloy, and the standard four-point method was used to test the room temperature conductivity of the alloy. The alloy was softened by annealing at 400 °...
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