Zinc-based dissolvable metal material and preparation and processing method thereof
A metal material, zinc-based technology, applied in the field of zinc-based soluble metal materials and their preparation and processing, can solve the problems of limited load capacity and unusability, and achieve the effect of optimized design
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Embodiment 1
[0029] The zinc-based soluble material prepared in this example includes the following composition ratios: Cu: 0.5%, Fe: 0.5%, Mg: 1.2%, and the rest is zinc. Wherein Cu and Mg are added in the form of Mg-30% Cu master alloy, and Fe is added in powder form. The above are all percentages by mass.
[0030] The preparation method of the zinc-based soluble material prepared in this embodiment comprises the following steps:
[0031](1) First, preheat the zinc ingot and the crucible to remove moisture. The preheating temperature is 100°C, and then put the preheated 25% of the total mass of zinc in the crucible, and the crucible is heated slowly. The initial temperature does not exceed 400°C, and then Keep warm for 10 minutes, and further heat until the zinc ingots are completely melted, and then continue to add zinc ingots in batches to ensure that the zinc ingots can be completely covered by the melt each time until the expected total amount is reached. The maximum temperature of...
Embodiment 2
[0038] The zinc-based soluble material prepared in this embodiment includes the following composition ratios: Cu: 3%, Fe: 0.5%, Mg: 1.6%, and the rest is zinc. Among them, Cu and Mg are added in the form of Mg-65% Cu master alloy, and Fe is added in powder form. The above are all percentages by mass.
[0039] (1) First, preheat the zinc ingot and the crucible to remove moisture. The preheating temperature is 100°C, and then put the preheated 25% of the total mass of zinc in the crucible, and the crucible is heated slowly. The initial temperature does not exceed 400°C, and then Keep warm for 8 minutes, and further heat until the zinc ingots are completely melted, and then continue to add zinc ingots in batches to ensure that the zinc ingots can be completely covered by the melt each time until the expected total amount is reached. The maximum temperature of the crucible does not exceed 600°C. During the heating process, protective gas is used throughout to prevent zinc oxidat...
Embodiment 3
[0046] The zinc-based soluble material prepared in this example includes the following composition ratios: Cu: 1%, Fe: 0.5%, Mg: 2.0%, and the rest is zinc. Among them, Cu and Mg are added in the form of Mg-35% Cu master alloy, and Fe is added in powder form. The above are all percentages by mass.
[0047] (1) First, preheat the zinc ingot and the crucible to remove moisture. The preheating temperature is 125°C, and then place the preheated 30% of the total mass of zinc in the crucible, and the crucible is heated slowly. The initial temperature does not exceed 400°C, and then Keep warm for 9 minutes, and further heat until the zinc ingots are completely melted, and then continue to add zinc ingots in batches to ensure that the zinc ingots can be completely covered by the melt each time until the expected total amount is reached. The maximum temperature of the crucible does not exceed 600°C. During the heating process, protective gas is used throughout to prevent zinc oxidati...
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