GB/T 14986-1994 Technical requirements for corrosion-resistant soft magnetic alloys

GB/T 14986-1994 Technical Specifications for Corrosion Resistant Soft Magnetic Alloys GB/T14986-1994 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Technical Requirements for Corrosion-Resistant Soft Magnetic Alloys
Corrosion-Resistant Soft Magnetic Alloystechnical requirements
GB/T14986—94
Generation #GBn160--88
This standard applies to hot-rolled (forged) samples of corrosion-resistant soft magnetic alloys 1J361J116 and 1,117 and cold-rolled strips of 1J11G 1 Dimensions, Appearance
The dimensions and allowable deviations of alloy materials shall conform to the relevant provisions of GB/T15001 on dimensions, appearance, surface quality, test methods and inspection rules for soft magnetic alloys.
1.2 Appearance
The appearance of alloy materials shall conform to the relevant provisions of GB/T15001. 2 Technical requirements
2.1 Grade and chemical composition
The grade and chemical composition of the alloy shall comply with the provisions of Table 1. When the alloy magnetic properties comply with the provisions of Table 2, the chemical composition is allowed to deviate from the range specified in Table 1.
2.2 Smelting method
The alloy is smelted by air induction smelting, or other smelting methods that meet the requirements of this standard, but it should be noted in the quality certificate
2.3 Delivery status
The alloy is delivered without heat treatment.
2.4 Magnetic properties
The performance points of the alloy comply with the provisions of Table 2. 1J36 alloy, if the purchaser requires, the temperature stability test of the induction intensity B:20 value at a magnetic field intensity of 3200A/m can be carried out after negotiation: the change rate of the micro-induction intensity B:a value at temperatures of 40.60.801 and 100 (respectively) relative to the magnetic induction intensity B2 value at 20 (should be less than 10%. Table 1
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GB/T14986—94
Appendix A
Typical properties of alloys
(reference)
Magnetic properties of alloys at different temperatures are shown in Table 1.4.1
Alloy grade
100 t:
200℃
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6~100:
The rate of change of medical properties is below 10%
2The basic physical parameters and typical mechanical properties of the alloy are shown in Table A2. A.2
Positive conductivity
Alloy grade
230±20
670--700
670~700
Bumend degree
[88 (heat setting]
A,3 The acid leaching macrostructure and tower shape of the alloy are shown in Tables A3 and A3 respectively. 4. A3
Alloy grade
-Strand looseness
Tensile strength
Center road calibration
Elongation rate
New shrinkage
Alloy grade
Total number of hairline
The test results of alloy corrosion resistance are shown in Table A5. A.4
Alloy grade
Additional instructions:
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Single longest
Surface state of sample
No obvious change
No obvious change
This standard is proposed by the Research Institute of Metallurgical Industry. Dalian Steel Plant and Shougang Metallurgical Research Institute are responsible for drafting this standard. This standard level mark GB/T14986--04Total length
Number of steps
Corrosion resistance level
Total length of each step
Test drive method
Weight loss method
Height method
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