Metallographic corrosion agent applied to titanium alloys
A corrosive agent, titanium alloy technology, applied in the field of titanium alloy metallographic observation, can solve problems such as toxicity and harmful health of operators, and achieve the effect of clear grain boundaries and favorable observation.
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Embodiment 1
[0020] First 50ml of water is placed in a plastic container, then 10ml of hydrofluoric acid (mass percentage concentration is 40%) and 10ml of nitric acid (mass percentage concentration is 65%) are added, then 10ml of acetone is added, and finally 20ml of ethanol (absolute ethanol) is added ),well mixed.
[0021] After the metallographic corrosion solution is prepared, immerse the polished titanium alloy sample in the prepared metallographic corrosion solution. The time is 5-10 seconds. After etching, take out the alloy sample, rinse it with water repeatedly, then gently wipe the metallographic observation surface of the sample with a cotton ball dipped in alcohol, and let it dry naturally or with a hair dryer to obtain the required metallographic structure observation sample.
[0022] The specific steps for making metallographic photos are:
[0023] (1) Cutting samples
[0024] (2) Mounting
[0025] (3) Grinding → polishing → 500# water sandpaper
[0026] (4) Polish with...
Embodiment 2
[0032] First put 65ml of water in a plastic container, then add 5ml of hydrofluoric acid (mass percentage concentration is 40%) and 5ml of nitric acid (mass percentage concentration is 65%), then add 10ml of acetone, and finally add 15ml of ethanol (absolute ethanol ),well mixed.
[0033] Such as image 3 Shown is a photo of the metallographic microstructure of a 5523 titanium alloy produced by using the metallographic etchant of the above composition at 700° C. under hot compression and water quenching. The production method is the same as in Example 1. It can be clearly seen that the metallographic structure is composed of (α+β) two phases, the α phase has a large precipitation ratio, and there is no single β structure alloy, and the structure contains some primary α phases that do not undergo transformation.
Embodiment 3
[0035] First put 55ml of water in a plastic container, then add 5ml of hydrofluoric acid (mass percentage concentration is 40%) and 10ml of nitric acid (mass percentage concentration is 65%), then add 10ml of acetone, and finally add 20ml of ethanol (absolute ethanol ),well mixed.
[0036] Such as Figure 4 Shown is the photo of the solid solution metallographic structure of the hot-rolled TB2 alloy produced using the metallographic etchant of the above composition, and the production method is the same as that of Example 1. The figure is the microstructure of the solution treatment at the temperature of the dual phase region. The curved grain boundaries can be clearly displayed, and the granular α phase precipitated inside the grains can be easily observed.
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