摘要:
The invention relates to a method for manufacturing copper based precipitation hardenable alloys, such as copper-chromium (CuCr), copper-chromium-zirconium (CuCrZr) and copper-zirconium (CuZr), wherein the method contains at least the steps: a) an elongated piece made of the desired alloy and having an essentially circular, rectangular or ring-like cross-section is cast by continuous casting, b) the cast piece is drawn, and c) at least one aging treatment is carried out for the final product.
摘要:
An arrangement and method for annealing a strip (1) with direct resistance heating comprising at least two rotable supported rollers (2,7; 8,9;12,13;17,18,19), where at least one of said rollers (2;8,9;12,13;17,18) is having a plurality of electrically conductive segments (5) at the circumference of the said roller (2;8,9;12,13;17,18), which segments (5) are insulated from each other and where the electric current is conducted simultaneously to only a part of said electrically conductive segments (5) by at least one sliding contact (3,4;10,11;14,15,16) so that the electric contact to the segment (5) is made after the mechanical contact of the strip (1) and the electrical contact being disconnected from the segment (5) before the mechanical contact is disconnected, thus avoiding sparking. Additionally, energy is recovered by directing the strip back to contact twice the same roller.
摘要:
The invention relates to a welding electrode material for resistance spot welding which material contain at least one copper based precipitation hardenable alloy, wherein the copper based precipitation hardenable alloy is alloyed by phosphorus. The invention also relates to a welding electrode itself.
摘要:
The present invention provides a heat transfer tube constructed of a tin brass alloy, which results in a heat transfer tube suitable for ACR systems that is superior in resistance to formicary corrosion.
摘要:
Processes for producing articles with stress-free edges which comprise slitting a copper or copper alloy sheet to provide strips of the copper material, heating the strips in a furnace at a temperature of 200-250 DEG C under a protective atmosphere, and cooling the strips to room temperature, the strips so produced being useful to make stamped articles.