Solidification contraction-free high-hardness casting magnesium alloy and process thereof
A technology of solidification shrinkage and high hardness, which is applied in the field of alloys to achieve the effect of less solidification holes, uniform composition and excellent solidification characteristics
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[0017] A magnesium alloy for high hardness casting without solidification shrinkage and its technology. In terms of weight percentage, the composition of the alloy is Li:0.6wt.%, Sb:2.0wt.%, In:5.0wt.%, Bi:4.0wt.%, Pb:1.0wt.%, Ge:3.0wt.% , Si: 1.2wt.%, Sn: 5.0wt.%, and the balance is magnesium. The above-mentioned magnesium alloy for casting with high hardness without solidification and shrinkage characteristics and its process includes the following steps: adding the raw materials in the above ratio into an induction furnace under an argon environment, and using a graphite crucible; Minutes, stir evenly by high-frequency induction furnace electromagnetically; after stirring evenly, keep warm at 700 degrees for 1 minute and cast out of the furnace; alloy casting uses a steel mold with a diameter of 20-30mm, and uses water cooling to cool down. Heat the obtained ingot to 650-700 degrees under the protection of argon and keep it warm for 10 minutes; then pour the melt into the ...
Embodiment 2
[0020] A magnesium alloy for high hardness casting without solidification shrinkage and its technology. In terms of weight percentage, the composition of the alloy is Li:0.8wt.%, Sb:3.0wt.%, In:8.0wt.%, Bi:6.0wt.%, Pb:2.0wt.%, Ge:5.0wt.% , Si: 1.5wt.%, Sn: 8.0wt.%, and the balance is magnesium. The above-mentioned magnesium alloy for casting with high hardness without solidification and shrinkage characteristics and its process include the following steps: adding the raw materials in the above ratio into an induction furnace under an argon environment, and using a graphite crucible; Minutes, stir evenly by high-frequency induction furnace electromagnetically; after stirring evenly, keep warm at 700 degrees for 1 minute and cast out of the furnace; alloy casting uses a steel mold with a diameter of 20-30mm, and uses water cooling to cool down. The obtained ingot is heated to 650-700 degrees under the protection of argon and kept for 10 minutes; then the melt is poured into the...
Embodiment 3
[0023] A magnesium alloy for high hardness casting without solidification shrinkage and its technology. In terms of weight percentage, the composition of the alloy is Li:0.7wt.%, Sb:2.5wt.%, In:5.2wt.%, Bi:4.8wt.%, Pb:1.5wt.%, Ge:3.2wt.% , Si: 1.3wt.%, Sn: 5.8wt.%, and the balance is magnesium. The above-mentioned magnesium alloy for casting with high hardness without solidification and shrinkage characteristics and its process include the following steps: adding the raw materials in the above ratio into an induction furnace under an argon environment, and using a graphite crucible; Minutes, stir evenly by high-frequency induction furnace electromagnetically; after stirring evenly, keep warm at 700 degrees for 1 minute and cast out of the furnace; alloy casting uses a steel mold with a diameter of 20-30mm, and uses water cooling to cool down. The obtained ingot is heated to 650-700 degrees under the protection of argon and kept for 10 minutes; then the melt is poured into the...
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