The remedial program for substandard heat-resistant performance of the heat-resistant conductive aluminum alloy was mainly carried out. Through the monofilament and aluminum rod heat treatment
the experimental results demonstrate that heat treatment of heat-resistant monofilament at 190 ℃ for 7 h can improve the heat resistance of the monofilament by 5%~7%
which is generally in the range of 95%~97%. However
the subsequent strand is prone to bruise due to the lack of oil film on the surface of the monofilament. Heat treatment of heat-resistant aluminum rod at 290 ℃ for 7 h can improve the heat-resistance of monofilament by 1.5%~3% after drawing
which is generally in the range of 90%~93% with absence of surface quality defects.