Copper Master Alloy (Cu)
Copper master alloy | ||||
name | mark | Alloying quantity | Nature | Application |
Copper manganese alloy | CuMn30 | 28.0-31.0%Mn | tough | Addition of manganese in copper alloy smelting |
Copper - arsenic alloy | CuAs30 | 28.0-31.0%As | crisp | Addition of Arsenic in Copper Alloy Smelting |
Copper-phosphorus alloy | CuP14 | 13.0-15.0%P | crisp | Addition of phosphorus in Copper Alloy Smelting |
Copper magnesium alloy | CuMg20 | 17.0-23.0%Mg | crisp | Addition of magnesium in Copper Alloy Smelting |
Copper silicon alloy | CuSi20 | 18.0-21.0%Si | crisp | Addition of silicon in Copper Alloy Smelting |
Copper boron alloy | CuB5 | 4.0-7.0%B | tough | Addition of boron in Copper Alloy Smelting |
Copper rare earth alloy | CuRe18 | 17-19%Re | tough | Addition of rare earth in Copper Alloy Smelting |
Copper-chromium alloy | CuCr10 | 9.0%-11.0%Cr | tough | Addition of chromium in Copper Alloy Smelting |
Copper-iron alloy | CuFe10 | 9.0-11.0%Fe | tough | Addition of iron in Copper Alloy Smelting |
Overview
The master alloy is a kind of metal as the matrix, and one or several elements are added to it to solve the problems of easy burning, high melting point, difficult to melt, high density and easy segregation, or special alloys used to improve the properties of the alloy. It is an additive functional material.
The composition of the intermediate alloy is complex and various, and it is designed according to the composition and special requirements of the metal material to be smelted. A kind of base alloy and additives, it cannot be used directly as a metal material. Compared with the element to be added, the master alloy generally has a lower melting point, a faster dissolution rate, a more stable yield, and a stronger ability to improve the properties of the alloy. Therefore, the master alloy can be used as an element in the alloy production process. It has a wide range of applications in the metal industry.