Graphene/metal based composite contact material as well as preparation method thereof and application thereof
A metal matrix composite, contact material technology, applied in metal material coating process, contacts, circuit breaker contacts, etc., can solve the problems of maximizing the utilization rate of graphene performance, and achieve reduced processing costs and high thermal conductivity. , Improve the performance and life of the effect
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[0032] A kind of preparation method of graphene / metal matrix composite contact material of the present invention, comprises the following steps:
[0033] S1. Pre-preset pure nickel powder on the surface of the contact material, and prepare a nickel / contact material transition coating by means of laser alloying, such as figure 1 (a) shown.
[0034] Wherein, the contact material includes silver oxide alloy, silver nickel alloy, silver carbon alloy, silver tungsten alloy, silver tungsten carbon alloy.
[0035] The particle size of the preset nickel powder is 1-100 μm, and the preset layer is 50-500 μm.
[0036] The laser alloying method adopts carbon dioxide laser, fiber laser or semiconductor laser.
[0037] The alloying process parameters are: laser spot diameter 30~60μm, laser power density (1~10)×103W / cm 2 , scanning speed 10 ~ 100mm / s.
[0038] S2. Pre-set graphite powder on the surface of the nickel / contact material, and irradiate the graphite powder with a high-power c...
Embodiment 1
[0046] A nickel transition layer was prepared on the AgNi10 alloy by semiconductor laser, and graphene was prepared in situ on the surface of Ni / AgNi10 by semiconductor laser.
[0047] The preparation steps are as follows:
[0048] (1) Nickel alloy layer prepared by semiconductor laser
[0049] Use a high-power continuous semiconductor laser (wavelength 1080nm, maximum power 6000W) to irradiate the surface of AgNi10 alloy pre-prepared with 50μm nickel powder, where the size of AgNi10 is 50×50×5mm 3 . Laser alloying process parameters are: spot diameter 60μm, power density 10 3 W / cm 2 , Scanning speed 10mm / s. Prepared nickel transition coating, see attached figure 2 (a) and (d).
[0050] (2) In-situ preparation of graphene by semiconductor laser
[0051] A high-power continuous semiconductor laser (with a wavelength of 1080nm and a maximum power of 6000W) is used to irradiate the surface of Ni / AgNi10 pre-coated with 5 μm graphite powder. Laser process parameters are: s...
Embodiment 2
[0053] Using CO 2 Laser preparation of nickel transition layer on AgNi10 alloy, followed by CO 2 Laser in situ preparation of graphene on Ni / AgNi10 surface.
[0054] The preparation steps are as follows:
[0055] (1)CO 2 Laser Preparation of Nickel Alloy Layers
[0056] Utilizes high power continuous CO 2 Laser (wavelength 900nm, maximum power 10000W) is irradiated on the surface of AgNi10 alloy pre-prepared with 200μm nickel powder, where the size of AgNi10 is 50×50×5mm 3 . Laser alloying process parameters are: spot diameter 30μm, power density 10×10 3 W / cm 2 , Scanning speed 100mm / s. Prepared nickel transition coating, see attached figure 2 (b) and (e).
[0057] (2) CO 2 Laser in situ preparation of graphene
[0058] Utilizes high power continuous CO 2 Laser (wavelength 900nm, maximum power 10000W) is irradiated on the surface of Ni / AgNi10 pre-coated with 25μm graphite powder. Laser process parameters are: spot diameter 30μm, power density 25×10 3 W / cm 2 , ...
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