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Microstructure and Mechanical Property of Al 5083 Alloy Produced by Spray Forming and Hot Extrusion

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The microstructure and mechanical property of Al 5083 alloy produced by spray forming and then subsequent hot extrusion at 693 K were investigated. In order to compare the mechanical property and microstructure permanent casting and hot extrusion was also carried out in air. The spray formed Al 5083 alloy showed the microstructure consisting of Al matrix phase, MnAl6, FeAl6 and Mg2Al3 dispersoids. This microstructural feature analyzed is quite similar to Al5083 alloy prepared by conventional casting. However, a noticeable difference in grain size appeared between those alloys with different processing. It is found that spray forming plays an effective role to reduce the grain size of the present Al 5083 alloy. At room temperature, the yield strength of spray formed alloy was higher than that of permanent casting alloy. At high temperature, spray forming appeared to display a higher elongation value than conventional casting. It is therefore suggested that spray forming of the present Al 5083 alloy promotes to increase yield strength at room temperature and to increase elongation at high temperature. Details will be discussed in relation with the results obtained.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 475-479)

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2827-2830

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.475-479.2827

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January 2005

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Won Yong Kim, In Dong Yeo, Tae Yeub Ra, Mok Soon Kim

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Grain Refinement, Hot Extrusion, Mechanical Property, Microstructure, Spray Forming

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