Method for preparing biaxially textured polycrystalline silver substrate
A technology of polycrystalline silver and texture, which is applied in the field of preparation of polycrystalline textured silver substrates, can solve the problems of severe grain boundary corrosion, no surface state, and inability to eliminate surface rolling marks, etc.
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[0021] Example 1. Grinding and polishing the rolls of a rolling mill. The low-oxygen-content silver ingot with a purity of 99.99% and vacuum smelting is used, and cut into 3.5mm thick silver plates; then cold-rolled at room temperature. The amount of deformation in the first pass is 35%, the amount of deformation in subsequent passes is 15-20%, and the total amount of deformation is 90%. The rolled silver strip is placed in an air annealing furnace, slowly heated to 700°C, and then kept for 30 minutes to form a {110} silver texture, see figure 1 . figure 1 middle 1 =90°, φ=45°, 2 The concentration distribution area of intensity = 0° means {110} texture, which has strong strength and single composition.
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[0022] Example 2. Grinding and polishing the rolls of a rolling mill. The vacuum smelted low-oxygen silver ingot with a purity of 99.99% is used to cut into 4.5mm thick silver plates; and then cold-rolled at room temperature. The amount of deformation in the first pass is 30%, the amount of deformation in subsequent passes is 30-40%, and the total amount of deformation is 97%. Put the rolled silver strip in an annealing furnace with an argon atmosphere, slowly heat it to 920°C, and then keep it warm for 3 hours to form a {110} silver texture, see figure 2 . A single-oriented {110} silver texture is formed, with high texture strength and single composition.
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[0023] Example 3. Grinding and polishing the rolls of a rolling mill. The low-oxygen-content silver ingot with a purity of 99.9% and vacuum smelting is used to cut into 3.96mm-thick silver plates; and then cold-rolled at room temperature. The amount of deformation in the first pass is 15%, the amount of deformation in subsequent passes is 10-40%, and the total amount of deformation is 94%. Put the rolled silver strip in an annealing furnace with an oxygen atmosphere, slowly heat it to 800°C, and then keep it for 10 hours to form a {110} silver texture, see image 3 . A single-oriented {110} silver texture is formed, with high texture strength and single composition.
[0024] Example 4. Grinding and polishing the rolls of a rolling mill. The vacuum smelted low-oxygen silver ingot with a purity of 99.99% is used to cut into 3.87mm thick silver plates; and then cold rolled at room temperature. The deformation amount of the first pass is 20%, the deformation amount of subseque...
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