A kind of low temperature sensitive high conductivity aluminum alloy and preparation method and application
A high-conductivity, aluminum-alloy technology, applied in the direction of metal/alloy conductors, can solve problems that are difficult to apply, do not grasp the law of conductivity changes, and do not involve high-temperature conductivity, etc., to reduce DC power consumption per ton of aluminum and ensure safety and stability sexual effect
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[0042] The mass percent of each element of the design alloy is: B is 0.05%, Yb is 0.05%, the balance is Al and trace unavoidable impurity elements. The ingot was obtained by casting according to the designed components. The conductivity measured at 20°C was 60.9%. After being kept at 350°C for 4 hours, the conductivity measured at 20°C was 61.7%, and the conductivity measured at 150°C was 42.4%. %, the conductivity measured at 200°C is 38.5%.
Embodiment 2
[0044] The mass percentage of each element of the design alloy: B is 0.05%, Yb is 0.10%, the balance is Al and trace unavoidable impurity elements. The ingot was obtained by casting according to the designed components. The conductivity measured at 20°C was 60.7%. After holding at 400°C for 3 hours, the conductivity measured at 20°C was 61.6%, and the conductivity measured at 150°C was 42.7%. , The conductivity measured at 200°C was 40.0%.
Embodiment 3
[0046] The mass percentage of each element of the design alloy: B is 0.05%, Yb is 0.20%, the balance is Al and trace unavoidable impurity elements. The ingot was obtained by casting according to the designed components. The conductivity measured at 20°C was 60.2%. After being kept at 400°C for 3 hours, the conductivity measured at 20°C was 61.1%, and the conductivity measured at 150°C was 42.6%. %, the conductivity measured at 200°C is 40.1%.
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