The Effect of Grain Refiners for Aluminium Alloy Containing Mn-Ti-Sr Dispersoid |
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| Journal | Materials Science Forum (Volumes 519 - 521) |
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| Volume | Aluminium Alloys 2006 - ICAA10 |
| Edited by | W.J. Poole, M.A. Wells and D.J. Lloyd |
| Pages | 449-454 |
| DOI | 10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.519-521.449 |
| Citation | V.T. Vacariu et al., 2006, Materials Science Forum, 519-521, 449 |
| Online since | July, 2006 |
| Authors | V.T. Vacariu, A. Buzaianu, Eugeniu Vasile, R. Trusca, Petru Moldovan |
| Keywords | Aluminium Materials, Dispersoids, Grain Refining, Intermetallic, Phase Modification |
| Abstract | The new structural applications of aluminum materials are determined by intelligent lightweight design: the demand of safety, ecology, recycling and by economics. Al-Si alloys allow complex shapes to be cast. Metallurgical a high volume fraction of fine dispersoid which are less about 0.1 microns in size are useful for retaining a fine grain. In the 6061 series of alloys, iron combines with aluminium and silicon to form two types of commune inter-metallic, (beta AlFeSi and alpha AlFeSi).The type of inter-metallic that is present these alloys will have an important bearing on the homogenization time, workability and quality of the surface finish. The microstructure of the as-cast samples was evaluated by electronic microscopy and the morphology of inter-metallic compounds related to the efficiently modification. Mn-Ti-Sr modification of Al-alloys is normally accompanied by an increase in porosity in the casting. |
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