A kind of hot-dip galvanizing antioxidant and its preparation method and application
An anti-oxidant and hot-dip galvanizing technology, which is applied in the hot-dip galvanizing process, coating, metal material coating process, etc., can solve problems such as wasting resources, hindering operations, and increasing workload, so as to reduce production costs and improve Wetting performance, effect of improving uniformity
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[0031] Using a vacuum induction melting furnace as a heating device, put 95 parts by mass of zinc ingots into a graphite crucible and heat it to 430°C to melt, and at the same time put 4.5 parts by mass of metal hafnium into a graphite melting crucible with a quartz jacket and heated to Melt at 2250℃, then add 0.5 parts by mass of lanthanum to the hafnium liquid. After the lanthanum is melted, add the hafnium liquid to the zinc liquid, and immediately spread the charcoal with a thickness of 15cm on the liquid surface. The particle size of the charcoal is 0.3 cm. It is naturally cooled to 600°C and cast out to obtain hot-dip galvanizing antioxidant.
Embodiment 2
[0033] Using a vacuum induction melting furnace as the heating device, the zinc ingots of 96 parts by mass are put into a graphite crucible and heated to 440°C to melt, and 3 parts by mass of hafnium metal is put into a graphite melting crucible with a quartz jacket and heated to Melt at 2280℃, then add 1 part by mass of lanthanum and yttrium to the hafnium liquid (the ratio of lanthanum to yttrium is arbitrary), after the lanthanum and yttrium are melted, add the hafnium liquid to the zinc liquid, and immediately spread on the liquid surface after being completely added For charcoal with a thickness of 17cm, the particle size of charcoal is 0.5cm. It is naturally cooled to 650°C and cast out to obtain a hot-dip galvanizing antioxidant.
Embodiment 3
[0035] Using a vacuum induction melting furnace as the heating device, put 97 parts by mass of zinc ingots into a graphite crucible and heated to 500°C to melt, and at the same time, put 2.2 parts by mass of metal hafnium into a graphite melting crucible with a quartz jacket and heated to Melt at 2300℃, then add 0.8 parts by mass of cerium to the hafnium solution. After the cerium is melted, add the hafnium solution to the zinc solution. After the cerium is melted, the liquid surface is immediately covered with charcoal with a thickness of 18cm. The particle size of the charcoal is 0.4 cm. It is naturally cooled to 700°C and cast out to obtain hot-dip galvanizing antioxidant.
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