Yellow Steel Making 75 Al2O3 Zirconia Atomising Nozzles

Yellow Steel Making 6.0g/M3 Zirconia Atomising Nozzles

Characteristic

1. long lifetime

2. Have good heat radiation and anti-corrosion.

3. Good thermal conductivity .

4. High strength and high density.

5. Excellent heat-shock resisting ability.

6.High temperature resistance: 1800℃.

Powder Metallurgy

This process is a method of producing powders of varying grain size for use as:

Bearing surface coating

Injection moulding

Sintered products - welding rods etc.

Photocopier inks

Isostatically pressed parts such as gear wheels, valve seats and magnets

Home, garden and leisure products

Melting is carried out in high frequency or induction type furnaces. The weight of the melt is generally small with a 200kg charge considered average and a 5-6 tonne charge very large. Cleanliness is paramount during the production process especially with the melting and atomisation of super alloys where any contamination would not be tolerated.

Iron powders can be melted by electric arc furnace or other bulk melting operation. Consequently, the melt size is larger e.g. up to 50 tonnes.

Molten metal temperatures prior to atomisation can range from 800°C (lead/aluminium alloys) to more than 2000°C (super alloy production). Process times are generally measured in minutes but new machines are being designed to operate on a more continuous basis of up to 24 hours.

The actual atomisation or conversion of the molten metal stream to powder is achieved by bombarding the stream with a high pressure jet of air, inert gas or water.

SPARK OZA Yttria stabilised zirconia with excellent erosion resistance properties. High temperature resistance suitable for super alloy and nickel based alloys.

SPARK MCA

Ceria and magnesia stabilised zirconia with excellent thermal shock resistance. Suitable for high temperature production of super alloys and nickel based alloys.

Composite Nozzles

Dyson composite nozzles comprise a high density Zirconia insert and an Alumina outer body. Composite nozzles can aid longer casting sequences and can be installed more easily and accurately than traditional Atomising Nozzles. Dyson manufactures an extensive range of composite nozzle designs.