High-conductivity copper alloy and preparation method thereof
A high conductivity, copper alloy technology, applied in the direction of metal/alloy conductors, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the difficulty of development, and achieve the effects of enhanced mechanical properties, good mechanical properties, and less element burning loss
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[0039] A preparation method of high-conductivity copper alloy, comprising the following steps:
[0040] S1. With an ingot weight of 20kg in total, prepare electrolytic copper, copper-molybdenum master alloy (molybdenum content of 40%), and nickel-cerium master alloy (cerium content of 30%) according to mole percentage, and prepare for smelting;
[0041] S2. Place the prepared electrolytic copper in a vacuum induction furnace, -2 The low vacuum state of MPa is filled with argon for protection, and the temperature is heated to 1600°C for melting, and the melting time is 127 minutes;
[0042] After the smelting is complete, add copper-molybdenum master alloy to the liquid electrolytic copper, and keep 1×10 -2 MPa low vacuum argon protection state, continue melting for 127min under the condition of raising the temperature to 1680°C;
[0043] Finally, add nickel-cerium master alloy to the liquid metal liquid, and keep 1×10 -2 MPa low-vacuum argon protection state, the temperatur...
Embodiment 2
[0048] A preparation method of high-conductivity copper alloy, comprising the following steps:
[0049] S1. Based on an ingot weight with a total mass of 15kg, electrolytic copper, copper-molybdenum master alloy (45% molybdenum content), and nickel-cerium master alloy (35% cerium content) are prepared for melting according to mole percentage;
[0050] S2. Place the prepared electrolytic copper in a vacuum induction furnace, -3The low vacuum state of MPa is filled with argon for protection, and the temperature is heated to 1520°C for melting, and the melting time is 90 minutes;
[0051] After the smelting is complete, add copper-molybdenum master alloy to the liquid electrolytic copper, and keep 5×10 -3 In the low vacuum argon protection state of MPa, continue melting for 90 minutes under the condition of raising the temperature to 1660°C;
[0052] Finally, add nickel-cerium master alloy to the liquid metal liquid, and keep 5×10 -3 MPa low-vacuum argon protection state, the ...
Embodiment 3
[0057] A preparation method of high-conductivity copper alloy, comprising the following steps:
[0058] S1. With an ingot weight of 10kg in total mass, electrolytic copper, copper-molybdenum master alloy (40% molybdenum content), and nickel-cerium master alloy (30% cerium content) are prepared for melting according to mole percentage;
[0059] S2. Place the prepared electrolytic copper in a vacuum induction furnace, -3 The low vacuum state of MPa is filled with argon for protection, and the temperature is heated to 1480°C for melting, and the melting time is 63 minutes;
[0060] After the smelting is complete, add copper-molybdenum master alloy to the liquid electrolytic copper, and keep 1×10 -3 In the low vacuum argon protection state of MPa, continue melting for 63 minutes under the condition of raising the temperature to 1650°C;
[0061] Finally, add nickel-cerium master alloy to the liquid metal liquid, and keep 1×10 -3 MPa low vacuum argon protection state, the tempera...
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