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The Influence of Strain on Semi-Solid Behavior in AC4C Aluminum Alloy Billet by One Way Torsion Working

Journal Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 15 - 17)
Volume THERMEC 2006 Supplement
Edited by T. Chandra, K. Tsuzaki, M. Militzer and C. Ravindran
Pages 35-40
DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.15-17.35
Citation Norihisa Sugie et al., 2006, Advanced Materials Research, 15-17, 35
Online since February, 2006
Authors Norihisa Sugie, Mitsuaki Furui, Hiroshi Anada
Keywords AC4C Aluminum Alloy, Amount of Strain, One Way Torsion Working, Recrystallization Process, Semi-Solid Structure
Abstract

This study was investigated about that behavior of α phase during recrystallization process and the influence of the amount of strain on semi-solid structure of AC4C aluminum alloy which was processed by one way torsion working. AC4C aluminum alloy billets having a diameter of 35mm and a length of 400mm were torsioned by a single side torsion machine. The maximum strain (γmax) of the specimens in this experiment was 0.88. The specimens were etched for the microstructure observation by optical microscope. The casting material (γ=0) and the torsion material (γ=0.73) were remained dendrite structure from room temperature to 565℃. The casting materials had grain-shaped structure when they reached to 585℃ which is an eutectic temperature in this alloy. However the torsion working material had it when they reached to 577℃ from eutectic temperature on down. In semi-solid region, the structure of the torsion working material was finer than that of casting material and became a more grain-shaped structure. The casting material which was heated to the eutectic temperature was changed to dendrite structure again. However the torsion working material was remained grain-shaped structure.

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