A high-entropy alloy prefabricated body and fusion welding method of titanium and stainless steel
A technology of high-entropy alloys and prefabricated bodies, applied in welding equipment, manufacturing tools, welding media, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to obtain high-performance titanium-steel composite structures, and achieve the effect of high joint performance
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[0024] The preparation method of the high-entropy alloy preform is specifically as follows:
[0025] Composition according to atomic percentage, wherein Ti is 5-10%, Ni is 30-35%, Cr is 10-15%, Co is 30-35%, Fe is the balance, and the total atomic percentage is 100%;
[0026] Convert the above atomic percentages into mass percentages, weigh the high-purity metals of each component according to the mass percentages, mix the components evenly in an ultra-high vacuum electric arc furnace for melting, and mix them according to the melting point of various elements from low to high Put them into the crucible in order to ensure that the element with the lowest melting point is placed in the bottom layer of the sample tank, and the element material with the highest melting point is placed in the top layer to ensure that the element material with high melting point is completely penetrated to obtain a high-entropy alloy. It is processed and prepared into a preform with a width of 4mm....
Embodiment 1
[0033] A high-entropy alloy prefabricated body is composed of the following components by atomic percentage: Ti is 5%, Ni is 33%, Co is 34%, Cr is 10%, Fe is the balance, and the total percentage is 100%;
[0034] Convert the above atomic percentages into mass percentages, weigh the high-purity metals of each component according to the mass percentages, mix the components evenly in an ultra-high vacuum electric arc furnace for melting, and mix them according to the melting point of various elements from low to high Put them into the crucible in order to ensure that the element with the lowest melting point is placed in the bottom layer of the sample tank, and the element material with the highest melting point is placed in the top layer to ensure that the element material with high melting point is completely penetrated to obtain a high-entropy alloy. It is processed and prepared into a preform with a width of 4mm.
[0035] A high-entropy alloy prefabricated body is placed bet...
Embodiment 2
[0040] A high-entropy alloy prefabricated body is composed of the following components by atomic percentage: Ti is 8%, Ni is 32%, Cr is 14%, Co is 32%, Fe is the balance, and the total percentage is 100%;
[0041] Convert the above atomic percentages into mass percentages, weigh the high-purity metals of each component according to the mass percentages, mix the components evenly in an ultra-high vacuum electric arc furnace for melting, and mix them according to the melting point of various elements from low to high Put them into the crucible in order to ensure that the element with the lowest melting point is placed in the bottom layer of the sample tank, and the element material with the highest melting point is placed in the top layer to ensure that the element material with high melting point is completely penetrated to obtain a high-entropy alloy. It is processed and prepared into a preform with a width of 4mm.
[0042] A high-entropy alloy prefabricated body is placed bet...
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