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Title:
Method of melting copper alloys with a flux
Abstract:
Improved method for melting copper base alloys containing from 2 to 12% aluminum including the steps of covering a molten mass of said copper base alloy with an essentially continuous flux layer of a molten salt consisting essentially of from 10 to 90% by weight of potassium chloride, from 10 to 90% by weight of sodium chloride and less than 5% by weight of other materials, said salt having a melting point of from 660 to 800.degree. C, and adding additional amounts of said alloy through said flux layer.
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Inventors:
Tyler, Derek E. (Cheshire, CT, US) Dickinson, David W. (Hinckley, OH, US) Dore, James E. (Ballwin, MO, US)
Application Number:
659241
Filing Date: 1976-02-19 Publication_date: 1977-07-26 Assignee:
Olin Corporation (New Haven, CT)
Primary Class(es):
75/646
75/638, 75/652, 420/478, 420/489
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Other References:
Levin, E. et al., Phase Diagrams..., (KCl-NaCl), Columbus, 1964, FIG. 1258. Lyman, T. (Ed.), Metals Handbook, vol. 2, Cleveland (ASM) 1964, p. 59. |