Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree

Results of researches of influence of annealing temperature and deformation degree on mechanical features of
 copper MOB are presented. It is shown that minimal surface resistance is observed in copper samples that were subject
 to pre-deformation and were annealed in the range of te...

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description Results of researches of influence of annealing temperature and deformation degree on mechanical features of
 copper MOB are presented. It is shown that minimal surface resistance is observed in copper samples that were subject
 to pre-deformation and were annealed in the range of temperatures 873…923K. Представлены результаты исследований влияния температуры отжига и степени деформации на электромеханические характеристики меди марки МОБ. Показано, что минимальное поверхностное сопротивление наблюдается у меди, деформированной и отожженной в интервале температур 873…923К. Представлені результати досліджень впливу температури відпалу та степені деформації на
 електромеханічні характеристики міді марки МОБ. Показано, що мінімальний поверхневий опір
 спостерігається у зразків міді, підверненої деформації і відпаленої в інтервалі температур 873…923К.
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fulltext SURFACE IMPEDANCE OF COPPER MOB DEPENDING ON THE ANNEALING TEMPERATURE AND DEFORMATION DEGREE V.A. Kutovoj, A.A. Nikolaenko, P.I. Stoev, D.V. Vinogradov NSC KIPT, Kharkov, Ukraine Results of researches of influence of annealing temperature and deformation degree on mechanical features of copper MOB are presented. It is shown that minimal surface resistance is observed in copper samples that were sub- ject to pre-deformation and were annealed in the range of temperatures 873…923K. PACS: 61.72.-y The main factor influencing upon high-frequency features of HF-systems is a condition of the current-con- ducting metal layer they are made of. One of the meth- ods of checking of the surface layer condition of metal is measurement of the surface resistance. Copper is one of the main constructional materials in accelerator tech- nology. Wide use of copper is caused by its favorable combination of its properties: high electro- and heat conductivity with satisfactory toughness. The results of research on influence of mechanical and thermal pro- cessing on mechanical characteristics of copper and its electro-conductivity at direct current are presented in works [1-4]. However, data on influence of the mechan- ical and thermal processing on surface resistance of cop- per are practically absent. SAMPLES AND METHODS In the given work for studies copper of the mark MOB, GOST (all-Union State Standard) 857-78, is used. Given GOST corresponds to the composition, copper 99,97%, silicon, oxygen on 0,001; stibium, tin, arsenic, nickel, phosphorous on 0,002; lead, sulfur, zinc on 0,003; iron 0,004. Complex study of influence of me- chanical-thermal processing consisted of determination of mechanical characteristics (yield stress, ultimate stress, lengthening); measurement microhardness, study of structure, determination of parameters of acoustic emission, measurement of electric resistance on direct current, electric impedance. Billets for samples in plate form (thickness is 2 mm) were carved by spark cutting. Then, billets-plates were deformed by rolling up to attainment of deformation 10, 20 and 30%. From these billets samples for tests on strain (work part 25×4×2 mm), determination of micro- hardness and structure (20×20×2 mm), determination of resistance on direct current (80×1×2 mm) were obtained by spark cutting. Mechanical tests on strain were con- ducted on multipurpose test machine 1958-U10-1. Mea- surement of microhardness on direct current (at room and nitric temperature) was conducted by means of four-contact method (distance between potentiometric contacts was ≈70 mm), measured current was ≈ 1A, volt- age on the sample was recorded by digital voltmeter SCH 68003. Samples were studied in initial state and after the thermal processing that was conducted by means of isochronous vacuum annealing for one hour in tempera- ture range 473…1173K. Investigation of the surface re- sistance of the studied copper was conducted on cylindri- cal cavity resonator, wave type H111, resonance frequency 3 hertz and was determined from expression: R=G/Q , (1) where R is surface resistance; G is a resonator geometri- cal factor; Q is a resonator own quality factor (Q- factor). A resonance method is usually used for measur- ing the own Q-factor of resonance systems, and method of damping factor [6] is used for measuring Q-factor of order 104 and higher. INVESTIGATION RESULTS Fig.1 shows the change dependence of mechanical features of strainless samples of copper from annealing temperature. From the figure it is clear that with increas- ing of temperature the ultimate stress and yield decrease steadily, and the relative lengthening of material in- creases. Similar dependencies show the deformed sam- ples of copper as well. Fig.1. Dependence of mechanical features of copper samples of the mark MOB form the annealing tempera- ture; curve 1 – yield stress, curve 2 – ultimate stress, curve 3 – relative lengthening Fig.2 shows the change dependence of microhard- ness change of copper samples in initial state and after different deformation degree from the annealing temper- ature. Fig.2. Microhardness dependence of copper samples of the mark MOB with different deformation from the an- nealing temperature It is clear that by annealing temperature increasing the microhardness value starts to decrease reaching the minimum and then its small growth is observed. A ten- ____________________________________________________________ PROBLEMS OF ATOMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 2006. № 3. Series: Nuclear Physics Investigations (47), p.95-97. 95 dency is well tracked: the higher deformation degree of the sample is the higher temperature is at which the minimum value of microhardness is observed. The min- imum microhardness is reached in annealing tempera- ture range 723…923K (in dependence from deformation degree) for the investigated samples. Figs.3, 4 show the microstructures of copper sam- ples after different modes of thermal processing and change dependency of the grain dimension from the an- nealing temperature. Fig.3. Microstructure of copper samples: a – initial state; b – annealing 873 K; c – annealing 1173 K Fig.4. Dependency of the grain dimension of copper samples of the mark MOB with different deformation from the annealing temperature Metallographic studies show that in initial state and after deformation 10...30% material has a structure with grain dimension 125...165 mkm. From Fig.4 it is clear that with increasing of the an- nealing temperature the grain value of the studied sam- ples starts to decrease reaching the minimum and a strong enough growth (in 5...7 times) is observed at temperature higher than 873K. It is determined that the higher deformation degree of the copper of the mark MOB is, the higher annealing temperature is needed to obtain the minimal grain dimension. A certain velocity deceleration of decreasing the grain dimension in the annealing temperature range 473…573K is caused, as we see it, by removing the in- ternal voltages of I and II type that appear in material during deformation, and different value of the annealing temperature under which the minimal grain dimension is obtained (17...19 mkm) – by peculiarity of recrystal- lization passing. These peculiarities are well explained by diagrams of recrystallization, available in literature, that link the dependency of grain size from the deforma- tion degree and annealing temperature [7]. Fig.5. Dependency regarding relative conductivity change on direct current (under nitric temperature) of copper of the mark MOB with different deformation from the annealing temperature Fig.5 shows the change dependency of the removed resistance of copper samples (with different deformation value) on direct current from the annealing temperature, ρ0 is conductivity on direct current of the initial sample of copper of the mark MOB under the nitric tempera- ture; ρ is conductivi; ρ is conductivity of samples of copper of the mark MOB under different deformation degree and the annealing temperature cooled up to the nitric temperature. From the Fig.5 it is clear that the in temperature range 873K for all the studied samples the specific resistance under the nitric temperature has a minimal value. Thus, the data analysis of the study of microhardness, structure and electrical resistance showed that during annealing there is a temperature range where a minimal value of the studied features is reached. Under more low annealing temperatures pro- cesses of removing internal voltages and recrystalliza- tion do not yet have time to pass completely, so, though the studied features decrease they do not reach minimal values. This assumption is confirmed by data analysis of the copper acoustic emission study. As we have showed it earlier for titanium and beryllium, and it is present in the given work, the acoustic emission of the deformed copper samples in initial state is very low [8]. With the annealing temperature increase the activity of copper samples acoustic emission increased. Amplitude analy- sis of AE sample signals that were annealed under tem- peratures higher than 873…1173K showed essential in- crease in signal spectrum of low and high amplitudes. This unambiguously indicates the essential grain growth at annealed samples and process activations of impuri- ties dissolution. To improve Q-factor of HF-systems it is necessary to know how the surface resistance of copper changes in 96 the field of classical skin-effect in dependence from thermal and mechanical processing of the conductive surface. A cycle of investigations on cylindrical copper resonators (wave type H111, resonance frequency 3 Hz) was conducted for this purpose. From the investigation results it was established that minimal value of the surface resistance of copper of the mark MOB is reached under the annealing temperature 873K and deformation degree 30%, Fig.6. Fig.6 shows the results regarding the change of the surface resistance of copper of the mark MOB under the nitric temperature depending upon the thermal and me- chanical processing of the conductive surface. Fig.6. Dependency regarding the change of the surface resistance of copper of the mark MOB with different de- formation from the annealing temperature under the ni- tric temperature R0 is a surface resistance of the initial sample; R is a surface resistance of the samples copper of the mark MOB depending upon the deformation degree and the annealing temperature. From the investigation results it is clear that the sur- face resistance increases during the deformation of sam- ples of copper of the mark MOB. The higher deforma- tion degree is the more investigated samples are, surface resistance decreases and becomes minimal under the an- nealing temperature in range 800…900K not depending upon the deformation degree. With the temperature an- nealing increase the surface resistance increases also and under the annealing temperature higher than tem- perature 1000K and deformation degree starts to influ- ence the surface resistance. The higher deformation is the bigger surface resistance is. CONCLUSION The study of vacuum annealing temperature influ- ence in range 473…1173K and deformation degree (10, 20, 30%) on mechanical features of copper of the mark MOB, microhardnes, material structure, conductivity on direct current and surface impedance of copper of the mark MOB under the room temperature and the temper- ature of liquid nitrogen was studied. It is shown that the minimal grain dimension, hardness and specific resis- tance are observed in copper samples that were de- formed 30% and were annealed in vacuum under tem- perature 873K. This thermal and mechanical processing leads to increasing of Q-factor of resonator HF-systems under the nitric temperature in 2,6 times in comparison with resonator system that operates under the room tem- perature. Therefore, to provide a minimal Q-factor of resonator HF-systems in process of their production it is necessary to subject material to deformation and con- duct further thermal processing of the produced res- onator under the recommended vacuum annealing tem- perature. REFERENCES 1. V.A. Kolachev, V.A. Lebanon, V.I. Elagin. Metal science and thermal treatment of metals and alloys: “Metallurgy”, 1981, p.210-224. 2. A.V. Kobyloiv. Mechanical and thermal character- istics of metals. “Reference”, 1987, p.29-42. 3. I.I. Novikov The Theory of the thermal treatment of metal: “Metallurgy”, 1986, p.118-120. 4. B.S. Tikhonov. Copper and copper deformed half stuff: Information about nonferrous metal, $, 74p. 5. V.M. Azhazha, K.V. Kovtun, V.A. Kutovoy, N.A. Khizhnyak. Study of surface resistance Al, Ve and Al- Ve alloy under low temperature // QAScT, Series: Nucleus Physics. 2000, №2, p.94-96. 6. A.P. Smiryagin, N.A. Smiryagina. Industrial non- ferrous metals and alloys. “Metallurgy”, 1974, p.488. 7. P.I. Stoev, I.I. Papirov. Influence of the surface conditions on acoustic emission // Physics of met- als. 1991, v.13, №10, p.28-35. ПОВЕРХНОСТНЫЙ ИМПЕДАНС МЕДИ МАРКИ МОБ В ЗАВИСИМОСТИ ОТ ТЕМПЕРАТУРЫ ОТЖИГА И СТЕПЕНИ ДЕФОРМАЦИИ В.А. Кутовой, A.A. Николаенко, П.И. Стоев, Д.В. Виноградов Представлены результаты исследований влияния температуры отжига и степени деформации на электро- механические характеристики меди марки МОБ. Показано, что минимальное поверхностное сопротивление наблюдается у меди, деформированной и отожженной в интервале температур 873…923К. ПОВЕРХНЕВИЙ ІМПЕДАНС МІДІ МАРКИ МОБ В ЗАЛЕЖНОСТІ ВІД ТЕМПЕРАТУРИ ВІДПАЛУ ТА СТЕПЕНІ ДЕФОРМАЦІЇ В.О. Кутовий, A.О. Ніколаєнко, П.І. Стоєв, Д.В. Виноградов Представлені результати досліджень впливу температури відпалу та степені деформації на електромеханічні характеристики міді марки МОБ. Показано, що мінімальний поверхневий опір спостерігається у зразків міді, підверненої деформації і відпаленої в інтервалі температур 873…923К. ____________________________________________________________ PROBLEMS OF ATOMIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. 2006. № 3. Series: Nuclear Physics Investigations (47), p.95-97. 97 SAMPLES AND METHODS INVESTIGATION RESULTS CONCLUSION REFERENCES В.О. Кутовий, A.О. Ніколаєнко, П.І. Стоєв, Д.В. Виноградов
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Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree / V.A. Kutovoj, A.A. Nikolaenko, P.I. Stoev, D.V. Vinogradov // Вопросы атомной науки и техники. — 2006. — № 3. — С. 95-97. — Бібліогр.: 7 назв. — англ.
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https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/79738
Results of researches of influence of annealing temperature and deformation degree on mechanical features of
 copper MOB are presented. It is shown that minimal surface resistance is observed in copper samples that were subject
 to pre-deformation and were annealed in the range of temperatures 873…923K.
Представлены результаты исследований влияния температуры отжига и степени деформации на электромеханические характеристики меди марки МОБ. Показано, что минимальное поверхностное сопротивление наблюдается у меди, деформированной и отожженной в интервале температур 873…923К.
Представлені результати досліджень впливу температури відпалу та степені деформації на
 електромеханічні характеристики міді марки МОБ. Показано, що мінімальний поверхневий опір
 спостерігається у зразків міді, підверненої деформації і відпаленої в інтервалі температур 873…923К.
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Національний науковий центр «Харківський фізико-технічний інститут» НАН України
Вопросы атомной науки и техники
Ускорители заряженных частиц
Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree
Поверхностный импеданс меди марки МОБ в зависимости от температуры отжига и степени деформации
Поверхневий імпеданс міді марки МОБ в залежності від температури відпалу та степені деформації
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spellingShingle Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree
Kutovoj, V.A.
Nikolaenko, A.A.
Stoev, P.I.
Vinogradov, D.V.
Ускорители заряженных частиц
title Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree
title_alt Поверхностный импеданс меди марки МОБ в зависимости от температуры отжига и степени деформации
Поверхневий імпеданс міді марки МОБ в залежності від температури відпалу та степені деформації
title_full Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree
title_fullStr Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree
title_full_unstemmed Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree
title_short Surface impedance of copper MOB depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree
title_sort surface impedance of copper mob depending on the annealing temperature and deformation degree
topic Ускорители заряженных частиц
topic_facet Ускорители заряженных частиц
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