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EP0761832B1
EP0761832B1 EP96109856A EP96109856A EP0761832B1 EP 0761832 B1 EP0761832 B1 EP 0761832B1 EP 96109856 A EP96109856 A EP 96109856A EP 96109856 A EP96109856 A EP 96109856A EP 0761832 B1 EP0761832 B1 EP 0761832B1
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  • the invention relates to a heat-resistant platinum material, for many uses in industry and in Laboratory can be used where there are special requirements mechanical, thermal and chemical resistance be required.
  • Such qualities are found in the platinum materials increasingly for high temperature use in the Glass industry, in petrochemicals, in laboratory equipment and in Spark plugs for engines needed.
  • a dispersoid preferably zirconium oxide and yttrium oxide are used.
  • a platinum material is used in US Pat. No. 4,123,263 Glass spinnerets described, the platinum 10 to 40% by weight rhodium, 0.015 to 1.5% by weight zirconium and / or Contains yttrium and 0.001 to 0.5% by weight boron.
  • the Manufacture is carried out using melting metallurgy Intermediate annealing during deformation.
  • This material has an improved creep resistance, Creep rupture strength and resistance to However, grain growth is insufficient.
  • the Rhodium additive which is responsible for the creep resistance of the Material is essentially responsible, considerable Additional costs and is for example when melting optical glasses undesirable because rhodium is in Glass melts in small amounts and dissolves a yellow color caused.
  • DD-PS 157 709 is a platinum metal alloy known, in addition to 0.5 to 5 wt.% Gold and / or nickel 0.01 to 0.5% by weight yttrium, 0.001 to 0.5% by weight calcium and Contains 0.001 to 0.5% by weight boron. This material will also made by melt metallurgy and can also be used in internally oxidized state can be used.
  • This object is achieved by a Platinum material dissolved, in addition to natural Impurities 0.10 to 0.35% by weight of zirconium and / or Zirconium oxide and 0.002 to 0.02% by weight boron and / or Contains boron oxide, the rest of platinum.
  • the material preferably contains 0.15 to 0.25% by weight. Zirconium and / or zirconium oxide and 0.005 to 0.01% by weight Boron and / or boron oxide.
  • zirconium additives to platinum alloys in Amounts of less than 0.5% by weight have a grain-refining effect demonstrate. This goes hand in hand with significantly higher strengths compared to the unalloyed platinum and also applies to the Creep resistance. At higher temperatures is one Coarse grain formation by secondary recrystallization, and as The consequence of this is an early failure due to a slip however inevitable.

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A heat-resistant platinum material with more than 99.5% by weight platinum, with high long-term creep resistance and low grain growth at high temperature contains 0.1 to 0.35% by weight zirconium and/or zirconium oxide and 0.002 to 0.02% by weight boron and/or boron oxide.

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Die Erfindung betrifft einen warmfesten Platinwerkstoff, der für viele Verwendungszwecke in der Industrie und im Labor einsetzbar ist, wo besondere Anforderungen an mechanische, thermische und chemische Beständigkeit gefordert werden.The invention relates to a heat-resistant platinum material, for many uses in industry and in Laboratory can be used where there are special requirements mechanical, thermal and chemical resistance be required.

Es sind verschiedene technische Lösungen bekannt geworden, um die Warmfestigkeit von Platin zu steigern. Die effizienteste Methode beruht auf der Dispersionshärtung, der gleichmäßigen Verteilung einer geringen Menge (z.B. <1 Gew.%) von thermisch stabilen, harten und im Grundmetall nicht löslichen Partikeln mit Teilchengröße < 50 nm. Dispersoide dieser Art hemmen die Versetzungsbewegung im Gitter und damit eine makroskopische Verformung über lange Zeit bei hohen Temperaturen. Sie verhindern so den vorzeitigen Materialausfall durch Kornvergröberung, Abgleiten und Bruch.Various technical solutions have become known to increase the heat resistance of platinum. The most efficient method is based on dispersion hardening, the even distribution of a small amount (e.g. <1% by weight) of thermally stable, hard and in the base metal insoluble particles with particle size <50 nm. Dispersoids of this type inhibit the dislocation movement in the Grid and thus a macroscopic deformation over a long period Time at high temperatures. So you prevent that premature loss of material due to grain coarsening, Slipping and breaking.

Bei den Platinwerkstoffen werden derartige Qualitäten in zunehmendem Maße für den Hochtemperatureinsatz in der Glasindustrie, in der Petrochemie, in Laborgeräten sowie in Zündkerzen für Motoren benötigt. Als Dispersoide werden vorzugsweise Zirkoniumoxid und Yttriumoxid verwendet.Such qualities are found in the platinum materials increasingly for high temperature use in the Glass industry, in petrochemicals, in laboratory equipment and in Spark plugs for engines needed. As a dispersoid preferably zirconium oxide and yttrium oxide are used.

Zur Herstellung dieser Werkstoffe werden verschiedene Varianten der Pulvermetallurgie genutzt, die jedoch grundsätzlich aufwendig sind und im Hinblick auf verschiedene Einsatzanforderungen nicht immer angewendet werden können.Various are used to manufacture these materials Variants of powder metallurgy used, however are fundamentally complex and with regard to different application requirements are not always applied can be.

Es sind daher auch Herstellwege beschritten worden, die auf der konventionellen Schmelzmetallurgie beruhen und mit legierungstechnischen Maßnahmen versuchen, eine Korngrößenstabilisierung zu erreichen.There have therefore also been manufacturing routes based on based on conventional smelting metallurgy and with try alloying measures, a To achieve grain size stabilization.

So wird in der US-PS 4 123 263 ein Platinwerkstoff für Glasspinndüsen beschrieben, der neben Platin 10 bis 40 Gew.% Rhodium, 0,015 bis 1,5 Gew.% Zirkonium und/oder Yttrium und 0,001 bis 0,5 Gew.% Bor enthält. Die Herstellung erfolgt schmelzmetallurgisch mit Zwischenglühungen bei der Verformung. Dieser Werkstoff weist zwar eine verbesserte Kriechbeständigkeit auf, Zeitstandfestigkeit und die Beständigkeit gegen Kornwachstum sind jedoch unzureichend. Außerdem bringt der Rhodiumzusatz, der für die Kriechbeständigkeit des Werkstoffs wesentlich verantwortlich ist, beträchtliche Zusatzkosten und ist beispielsweise beim Schmelzen optischer Gläser unerwünscht, da Rhodium sich in Glasschmelzen in geringen Mengen löst und eine Gelbfärbung verursacht.For example, a platinum material is used in US Pat. No. 4,123,263 Glass spinnerets described, the platinum 10 to 40% by weight rhodium, 0.015 to 1.5% by weight zirconium and / or Contains yttrium and 0.001 to 0.5% by weight boron. The Manufacture is carried out using melting metallurgy Intermediate annealing during deformation. This material has an improved creep resistance, Creep rupture strength and resistance to However, grain growth is insufficient. In addition, the Rhodium additive, which is responsible for the creep resistance of the Material is essentially responsible, considerable Additional costs and is for example when melting optical glasses undesirable because rhodium is in Glass melts in small amounts and dissolves a yellow color caused.

Aus der DD-PS 157 709 ist eine Platinmetallegierung bekannt, die neben 0,5 bis 5 Gew.% Gold und/oder Nickel 0,01 bis 0,5 Gew.% Yttrium, 0,001 bis 0,5 Gew.% Kalzium und 0,001 bis 0,5 Gew.% Bor enthält. Dieser Werkstoff wird ebenfalls schmelzmetallurgisch hergestellt und kann auch im innnerlich oxidierten Zustand eingesetzt werden.DD-PS 157 709 is a platinum metal alloy known, in addition to 0.5 to 5 wt.% Gold and / or nickel 0.01 to 0.5% by weight yttrium, 0.001 to 0.5% by weight calcium and Contains 0.001 to 0.5% by weight boron. This material will also made by melt metallurgy and can also be used in internally oxidized state can be used.

Die schmelzmetallurgische Verarbeitung von yttrium- und kalziumhaltigen Legierungen und die Einhaltung der notwendigen Toleranzen in der Konzentration sind nur schwer zu bewerkstelligen. Die geringe Duktilität derartiger Werkstoffe, insbesondere nach der inneren Oxidation, hat eine nur unbefriedigende Verarbeitbarkeit zu Geräten und anderen Formteilen zur Folge. Auch der Zusatz an Gold und/oder Nickel ist bei bestimmten Verwendungszwecken nicht erwünscht.The melting metallurgical processing of yttrium and calcium-containing alloys and compliance with necessary tolerances in concentration are difficult to accomplish. The low ductility of such Materials, especially after the internal oxidation an unsatisfactory processability to devices and other molded parts. Also the addition of gold and / or nickel is not for certain uses he wishes.

Es war daher Aufgabe der vorliegenden Erfindung einen warmfesten Platinwerkstoff mit einem Gehalt von mehr als 99,5 Gew.% Platin zu finden, der eine hohe Zeitstandsfestigkeit und ein geringes Kornwachstum bei hohen Temperaturen aufweist, und der leicht schmelzmetallurgisch hergestellt werden kann.It was therefore an object of the present invention heat-resistant platinum material containing more than 99.5% by weight of platinum, which is a high Creep rupture strength and low grain growth has high temperatures, and the light can be produced by melt metallurgy.

Diese Aufgabe wird erfindungsgemäß durch einen Platinwerkstoff gelöst, der neben natürlichen Verunreinigungen 0,10 bis 0,35 Gew.% Zirkonium und/oder Zirkoniumoxid und 0,002 bis 0,02 Gew.% Bor und/oder Boroxid, Rest Platin, enthält.This object is achieved by a Platinum material dissolved, in addition to natural Impurities 0.10 to 0.35% by weight of zirconium and / or Zirconium oxide and 0.002 to 0.02% by weight boron and / or Contains boron oxide, the rest of platinum.

Vorzugsweise enthält der Werkstoff 0,15 bis 0,25 Gew.% Zirkonium und/oder Zirkoniumoxid und 0,005 bis 0,01 Gew.% Bor und/oder Boroxid.The material preferably contains 0.15 to 0.25% by weight. Zirconium and / or zirconium oxide and 0.005 to 0.01% by weight Boron and / or boron oxide.

Es ist bekannt, daß Zirkoniumzusätze zu Platinlegierunge in Mengen von weniger als 0,5 Gew.% eine kornfeinende Wirkung zeigen. Dies geht einher mit deutlich höheren Festigkeiten im Vergleich zum unlegierten Platin und gilt auch für die Zeitstandsfestigkeit. Bei höheren Temperaturen ist eine Grobkornbildung durch sekundäre Rekristallisation, und als Folge davon ein frühzeitiger Ausfall durch Abgleitbruch jedoch unvermeidbar.It is known that zirconium additives to platinum alloys in Amounts of less than 0.5% by weight have a grain-refining effect demonstrate. This goes hand in hand with significantly higher strengths compared to the unalloyed platinum and also applies to the Creep resistance. At higher temperatures is one Coarse grain formation by secondary recrystallization, and as The consequence of this is an early failure due to a slip however inevitable.

Zusätze von geringsten Mengen Bor zum Zirkonium - diese liegen deutlich unter der bekannten Löslichkeitsgrenze (ca. 0,75 At.-% beziehungsweise 0,04 Gew.% Bor) - bewirken ein erheblich stabileres Feinkorngefüge mit einem mittleren Korndurchmesser von ca. 50 µm. Die Korngrenzen zeigen Säume beziehungsweise perlschnurartig angeordnete Partikel im Durchmesserbereich um 1 µm einer zweiten Phase. Mit Hilfe von Spektren der Röntgenphotoemession läßt sich zeigen, daß es sich um ZrB-Verbindungen handelt, die an den Korngrenzen angereichert sind und das Kornwachstum hemmen. Ein solches Gefüge erreicht eine viel höhere Zeitstandfestigkeit als Platin-Zirkonium-Legierungen ohne Borzusatz. Eine zusätzliche Verbesserung lässt sich erreichen, wenn vor dem Hochtemperatureinsatz durch eine Glühung an Luft diese Partikel ganz oder teilweise in ihre Oxide umgewandelt werden, wobei allerdings eine Vergröberung der Teilchen zu beobachten ist.Addition of the smallest amount of boron to the zirconium - these are well below the known solubility limit (approx. 0.75 at.% Or 0.04 wt.% Boron) - have an effect considerably more stable fine grain structure with a medium Grain diameter of approx. 50 µm. The grain boundaries show hems or pearl-like arranged particles in the Diameter range around 1 µm of a second phase. With help X-ray photoemission spectra show that it is ZrB connections that exist at the grain boundaries are enriched and inhibit grain growth. Such one Microstructure has a much higher creep rupture strength than Platinum-zirconium alloys without added boron. A additional improvement can be achieved if before High temperature use by annealing in air this Partially or partially converted into their oxides be, however, a coarsening of the particles watch is.

Überraschenderweise treten diese Verfestigungsmechanismen, verbunden mit einer starken Hemmung des Kornwachstums auch bei Platinwerkstoffen mit mehr als 99,5 Gew.% Platin auf, wenn man in den erfindungsgemäßen Zirkonium- und Borbereichen bleibt.Surprisingly, these solidification mechanisms occur combined with a strong inhibition of grain growth for platinum materials with more than 99.5% by weight of platinum, if you in the zirconium and Boron areas remains.

Zur Herstellung des Werkstoffs arbeitet man vorzugsweise mit Platin-Zirkonium- und Platin-Bor-Vorlegierungen, um die geringen Zirkonium- und Borgehalte im Werkstoff möglichst genau einstellen zu können.It is preferable to work to produce the material with platinum-zirconium and platinum-boron master alloys to achieve the low zirconium and boron content in the material if possible to be able to set exactly.

Folgende Beispiele sollen die Erfindung näher erläutern:

  • 1. 500 g reines Platin und 1,7 g einer Vorlegierung PtZr 35/65 Gew.% (eutektische Temperatur 1180° C) wurden im Vakuuminduktionsschmelzofen in einem Zirkoniumoxid-Tiegel unter Argon bei vermindertem Druck erschmolzen und zu einem kleinen Barren in eine gekühlte Kupferkokille vergossen. Daraus wurde durch Kaltwalzen ein Blech von 1 mm Dicke hergestellt (Walzgrad 90 %). Nach einer Schlußglühung (0,5 h, 1000° C) wurden die in der Tabelle angegebenen Materialkennwerte ermittelt. Die Soll-Zusammensetzung beträgt PtZr 0,22 %. PtZr0,22 ist eine konventionelle Legierung und dient zu Vergleichszwecken.
  • 2. 500 g reines Platin, 1,7 g einer Vorlegierung PtZr35/65 Gew.%, 5 g einer Vorlegierung PtB99/1 Gew.% wurden in gleicher Weise wie bei Beispiel 1 beschrieben hergestellt und zu Blech verarbeitet. Die Materialkennwerte sind ebenfalls in der Tabelle angegeben. Die Soll-Zusammensetzung beträgt PtZr0,21B0,009.
  • 3.-6. Mit jeweils variiertem B- und/oder Zr-Gehalt wurden in analoger Weise wie in Beispiel 2 Legierungen hergestellt. Wie die Tabelle zeigt, führen Zr-Gehalte <0,1 Gew.% zu deutlich niedrigeren Zugfestigkeiten (Rm) bei Raumtemperatur (RT) und auch zu verringerter Zeitstandfestigkeit (Rm) bei 1300° C, Zr-Gehalte >0,35 Gew.% erhöhen zwar die Festigkeit, schränken jedoch die Verarbeitbarkeit wegen geringerer Duktilität deutlich ein. In ähnlicher Weise ist die Wirksamkeit von Bor bei Konzentrationen von 0,005 Gew.% hinsichtlich der Zeitstandfestigkeit bereits deutlich eingeschränkt.
  • 7. Eine Legierung mit der Zusammensetzung von Beispiel 2 wird einer oxidativen Schlußglühung unterworfen, bei der die Korngrenzausscheidungen in thermisch stabilere Oxide umgewandelt werden. Dies führt zu einer Erhöhung der Zeitstandfestigkeit von 4,2 auf 5,8 Mpa. Dieser Vorteil ist allerdings verbunden mit einer geringeren Duktilität bei Raumtemperatur (10-15% anstatt 24 % Bruchdehnung).
  • 8. Dieses Beispiel dient dem Vergleich mit einem pulvermetallurgisch hergestellten Werkstoff (FKS-Platin). Kennzeichnend ist hier die wesentlich höhere Zeitstandfestigkeit mit allerdings geringeren Festigkeits- und Duktilitätswerten als bei den erfindungsgemäßen Werkstoffen. Zudem ist die aufwendige Herstellweise von PM-Werkstoffen nur gerechtfertigt bei besonderen thermomechanischen Einsatzbelastungen, während die erfindungsgemäß hergestellten Werkstoffe eine wirtschaftliche Alternative darstellen und den Einsatzbereich so deutlich vergrößern.
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  • 1. 500 g of pure platinum and 1.7 g of a PtZr 35/65 wt shed. A sheet of 1 mm thickness was produced from it by cold rolling (degree of rolling 90%). After a final annealing (0.5 h, 1000 ° C), the material properties specified in the table were determined. The target composition is PtZr 0.22%. PtZr0.22 is a conventional alloy and is used for comparison purposes.
  • 2. 500 g of pure platinum, 1.7 g of a PtZr35 / 65% by weight master alloy, 5 g of a PtB99 / 1% by weight master alloy were produced in the same manner as described in Example 1 and processed into sheet metal. The material parameters are also given in the table. The target composition is PtZr0.21B0.009.
  • 3rd-6th Alloys with a varying B and / or Zr content were produced in a manner analogous to that in Example 2. As the table shows, Zr contents <0.1% by weight lead to significantly lower tensile strengths (Rm) at room temperature (RT) and also to reduced creep rupture strength (Rm) at 1300 ° C, Zr contents> 0.35%. % increase the strength, but significantly limit the processability due to the lower ductility. Similarly, the effectiveness of boron at concentrations of 0.005% by weight is already clearly limited in terms of creep rupture strength.
  • 7. An alloy with the composition of Example 2 is subjected to an oxidative final annealing, in which the grain boundary deposits are converted into more thermally stable oxides. This leads to an increase in creep rupture strength from 4.2 to 5.8 Mpa. However, this advantage is associated with a lower ductility at room temperature (10-15% instead of 24% elongation at break).
  • 8. This example is used to compare with a powder metallurgy material (FKS platinum). Characteristic here is the significantly higher creep rupture strength with, however, lower strength and ductility values than in the materials according to the invention. In addition, the complex production method of PM materials is only justified in the case of special thermomechanical application loads, while the materials produced according to the invention represent an economical alternative and thus significantly increase the area of use.
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    1. High temperature-stable platinum-based material containing more than 99.5 wt-% platinum,
      characterised in that
      it contains, apart from naturally occurring impurities, from 0.1 to 0.35 wt-% zirconium and/or zirconium dioxide and from 0.002 to 0.02 wt-% boron and/or boron oxide, with the remainder platinum.
    2. Platinum-based material according to Claim 1,
      characterised in that
      it contains from 0.15 to 0.25 wt-% zirconium and/or zirconium oxide and from 0.005 to 0.01 wt-% boron and/or boron oxide.
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