Aluminum-rich alloy used for fracturing ball and manufacturing method thereof as well as control method for hydrogen-generation rate of aluminum-rich alloy used for fracturing ball
A control method and technology of fracturing balls, which are applied in the field of aluminum-based alloys, can solve problems such as low strength and hardness, and alloy embrittlement, and achieve the effects of improved performance, good stability, and simple process
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[0036] The rich aluminum alloy used for the fracturing ball in this embodiment is composed of the following components in mass percentage: magnesium 1%, the total mass percentage of gallium element, indium element and tin element is 6%, wherein gallium element, indium element and tin element The mass ratio is 65:22:13, and the balance is aluminum.
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[0038] The components of the rich aluminum alloys for fracturing balls in Examples 2-7 are basically the same as in Example 1, the only difference being that the mass percentage of magnesium in Example 2 is 2%, and the mass percentage of magnesium in Example 3 is 3. %, the mass percentage of magnesium in embodiment 4 is 4%, the mass percentage of magnesium in embodiment 5 is 6%, the mass percentage of magnesium in embodiment 6 is 8%, the mass percentage of magnesium in embodiment 7 is 10%.
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[0040] The rich aluminum alloy used for the fracturing ball in this embodiment is composed of the following components by mass percentage: 1% copper, and the total mass percentage of gallium, indium and tin is 6%, wherein the gallium, indium and tin The mass ratio is 65:22:13, and the balance is aluminum.
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