Continuous hot isostatic pressing impregnation method for preparing carbon-copper composite materials with high impregnation amount
A carbon-copper composite material, hot isostatic impregnation technology, applied in the field of static pressure impregnation, can solve the problems of copper liquid loss, uncontinuous production, low efficiency, etc., and achieve the effect of continuous operation, high production efficiency and stable work
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[0049] Example 1 - HIP-impregnated copper composite slide
[0050] 1. The ratio of carbon-copper composite material is 85% carbon, 15% copper (volume ratio); copper is industrial pure copper, and the copper content is greater than 99.5%;
[0051] 2. Place the copper ingot in the crucible 5, evacuate to 5Pa, heat up to 1300°C, and keep warm for 3 hours to fully melt the copper;
[0052]3. After the copper is completely melted, use the tooling system 2 to immerse the graphite to be impregnated into the molten copper in the crucible 5;
[0053] 4. Introduce argon gas to control the impregnation pressure to 20MPa, and keep it warm for 30 minutes after the temperature is stable to fully impregnate;
[0054] 5. After the impregnation is completed, remove part of the pressure to a cooling pressure of 14MPa, and control the tooling system 2 to slowly lift the impregnated carbon-copper composite material from the copper melt in the crucible 5;
[0055] 6. Under the condition that the...
Embodiment 2
[0058] Example 2-Hot Isostatic Pressing Impregnation High Wear Resistance Carbon Copper Composite Material
[0059] 1. The ratio of carbon-copper composite material is 65% carbon, 35% pure copper (volume ratio); copper is industrial pure copper, and the copper content is greater than 99.5%;
[0060] 2. Place the copper ingot in the crucible 5, evacuate to 20Pa, heat up to 1200°C, and keep warm for 2 hours to fully melt the copper;
[0061] 3. After the copper is completely melted, use the tooling system 2 to immerse the carbon / carbon composite material to be impregnated into the molten copper in the crucible 5;
[0062] 4. Introduce argon gas to control the impregnation pressure to 15MPa, and keep it warm for 15 minutes after the temperature is stable to fully impregnate;
[0063] 5. After the impregnation is completed, remove part of the pressure until the cooling pressure is 5MPa, and control the tooling system to slowly extract the impregnated carbon-copper composite mater...
Embodiment 3
[0067] Example 3 - Carbon-copper composite material with excellent comprehensive properties of hot isostatic pressing impregnation, lubrication, electrical conductivity and wear resistance
[0068] 1. The ratio of carbon-copper composite material is 75% carbon, 25% pure copper (volume ratio); copper is industrial pure copper, and the copper content is greater than 99.5%;
[0069] 2. Place the copper ingot in the crucible 5, evacuate to 10Pa, heat up to 1250°C, and keep warm for 2.5 hours to fully melt the copper;
[0070] 3. After the copper is completely melted, use the tooling system 2 to immerse the graphite carbon material to be impregnated into the molten copper in the crucible 5;
[0071] 4. Introduce argon gas to control the impregnation pressure to 18MPa, and keep it warm for 25 minutes after the temperature is stable to fully impregnate;
[0072] 5. After the impregnation is completed, remove part of the pressure until the cooling pressure is 10MPa, and control the t...
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