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titleOfInvention Brazing material for metal / ceramics bonding
abstract (57) [Summary] [Objective] By further improving an inexpensive Cu-Ti-Sn alloy brazing material, the disadvantages of poor wettability to alumina and low bonding strength are eliminated, and while maintaining desirable characteristics, wetting To develop a new brazing material that has good properties, can be brazed at low temperature, and has high brazing strength. [Composition] Cu 45wt%, Ti 14wt%, Sn 35wt%, Ni Grinding a melted alloy having a composition of 6 wt%, Powder brazing filler metal with a size of 100 μm or less, about 30 mg It is sandwiched between an alumina disc and a copper cylinder, heated in a vacuum chamber and held at 923 to 1173 K for 10 minutes to bond alumina and copper. As shown in FIG. 2, the conventional Cu-Ti-Sn Regardless of whether the Sn-based alloy brazing material containing a large amount of Sn (brazing material C) or the Sn-containing alloy brazing material (brazing material B) is used, Bonding can be performed at an appropriate brazing temperature and high brazing strength can be obtained.
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