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This paper describes the process of melting AgCuZnCd, AgCuNi, CuMnNi, CuZnCoMn and CuZnNiMn-type brazing alloys and its effect on the quality of semi-products assigned for metalworking. Processes of heat treatment of the semi-products cast were examined in order to optimize the drawing process. Tests with brazing tools from sintered carbide were performed to evaluate the performance of copper-based wires from brazing alloys.
This paper describes the process of melting AgCuZnCd, AgCuNi, CuMnNi, CuZnCoMn and CuZnNiMn-type brazing alloys and its effect on the quality of semi-products assigned for metalworking. Processes of heat treatment of the semi-products cast were examined in order to optimize the drawing process. Tests with brazing tools from sintered carbide were performed to evaluate the performance of copper-based wires from brazing alloys.
| Author(s) | Stanis³aw Ksiê¿arek, Bronis³aw Besztak, Zbigniew Œmieszek, Stefan Fryda, Krzysztof Durst, Andrzej Przybysz, and Janusz Dziemianko, Institute of Non-Ferrous Metals, Poland |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI International Technical Conference, Zakopane, Poland. Paper published in Wire Journal International, February 2001, pg. 82. |
| Year | 1999 |
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