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Study on Preparation of Thiomolybdate with New Suifidizing Agent

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 1999 | pp. 3-5
A new sulfidizing agent instead of Na 2S and NaHS. has been used to prepare thiomolybdate from sodium tungstate solution. The process parameters in sulfidizing process has been investigated. When the concentration of sodium hydroxide in solution is 8-16 g/L, the concentration of free S 2- is 4 g/L, and the pH is less than 9, the extraction rate of molybdenum is more than 95%.
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Effect of Various Parameters on Specific Electric Capacity of Ta Powder with High Specific Capacity

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 1999 | pp. 6-10
Influences of various parameters, such as average particle size, green density, sintering temperature, on the specific electric capacity of tantalum powder with high specific capacity were studied. The regression equation between the capacity and parameters was obtained. The temperature dependent characteristics of tantalum powder, furthermore, were investigated,by a comparison of some domestic powders with PL 22. The results show that the loss of the specific capacity during sintering increases with decreasing Ta powder particle size. Each paritcle size has an optimum sintering temperature for lowest loss of the capacity. The poor temperature characteristics of domestic Ta powder was due to non homogeneous distribution of the powder particles and their complicated shape.
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Continuous Annealing of Ta Wire with Oxide Film and Its Flatness

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 1999 | pp. 11-14
Based on the Comparison between the continuous annealing of Ta wire with oxide film and the original technology, and on the analysis of the relation between the continuous annealing , oxygenated parameters ,and the wire flatness, it is proven that the continuous annealing of wire with oxide film has an advantage over the original stacked annealing, as is an important technical breakthrough in the Ta wire production.
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Study on Brittleness resistance of FeSiB Amorphous Alloy

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 1999 | pp. 15-17
The relationship between brittleness resistance and content of Fe Si B amorphous alloy have been determined experimentally. By analyzing the cause of brittleness in detail, a conclusion is formed that the brittleness of FeSiB amorphous all is influenced by Si and B content. The brittleness resistance will be improved greatly by properly control of B and Si content.
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High temperature Sintering of Molybdenum Alloys Containing 3 wt% Rhenium

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 1999 | pp. 18-20
High temperature sintering process of Mo 3% Re alloy by dry hydrogen and final vertical system was investigated. It was shown that the Mo 3% Re alloy by dry hydrogen sintering features finer grain sizes, higher tensile strength, elongation and microhardness values than the alloy by final vertical sintering.
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Granulating Mechanism of Mixing Drum and Drum Lining Selection

Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides | Vol., Issue 4, 1999 | pp. 27-30
Detailed analysis is made of the granulating mechanism of sintering material and drum liners. Based on comparison of lining materials for engineering purpose and its application, the paper indicated that during production, the ideal liner will adsorb a thin layer of mixed material at its surface, which will not be bonded and thickened gradually, resulting in better mixing and granulation and longer service life. The selection of proper liner is important for higher filling rate of the drum, and better permeability of the mixed material as well as larger output of the sintered ore.
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