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copper-silver annealing temperature
Temperature level at which work-hardened copper-silver material recrystallizes, with small silver additions increasing the recrystallization temperature compared to pure copper.
Copper-silver alloys soften quickly during welding if you introduce too much heat. The microstructure then coarsens, the material loses strength and can crack. So keep the heat input as low as possible and weld quickly. If you want to harden the alloy again after welding, only targeted cold working or a suitable heat treatment will help – but you need to know exactly what you are doing.
MetallurgieSchweißtechnik