Cu−Fe alloys with different Fe contents were prepared by vacuum hot pressing.After hot rolling and aging treatment,the effects of Fe content on microstructure,mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of Cu−Fe...Cu−Fe alloys with different Fe contents were prepared by vacuum hot pressing.After hot rolling and aging treatment,the effects of Fe content on microstructure,mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of Cu−Fe alloys were studied.The results show that,when w(Fe)<60%,the dynamic recrystallization extent of both Cu phase and Fe phase increases.When w(Fe)≥60%,Cu phase is uniformly distributed into the Fe phase and the deformation of alloy is more uniform.With the increase of the Fe content,the tensile strength of Cu−5wt.%Fe alloy increases from 305 MPa to 736 MPa of Cu−70wt.%Fe alloy,the elongation decreases from 23%to 17%and the electrical conductivity decreases from 31%IACS to 19%IACS.These results provide a guidance for the composition and processing design of Cu−Fe alloys.展开更多
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文摘Cu−Fe alloys with different Fe contents were prepared by vacuum hot pressing.After hot rolling and aging treatment,the effects of Fe content on microstructure,mechanical properties and electrical conductivity of Cu−Fe alloys were studied.The results show that,when w(Fe)<60%,the dynamic recrystallization extent of both Cu phase and Fe phase increases.When w(Fe)≥60%,Cu phase is uniformly distributed into the Fe phase and the deformation of alloy is more uniform.With the increase of the Fe content,the tensile strength of Cu−5wt.%Fe alloy increases from 305 MPa to 736 MPa of Cu−70wt.%Fe alloy,the elongation decreases from 23%to 17%and the electrical conductivity decreases from 31%IACS to 19%IACS.These results provide a guidance for the composition and processing design of Cu−Fe alloys.
