Effect of Two-Stage Double Peak Aging on Microstructure and Properties in 7050 Aluminum Alloy

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The age-hardening precipitation of double peak during two-stage aging process in 7050 aluminum alloy is studied in this paper. The results show that the first peak is strengthened by high-density GP zones, whereas the second aging peak is mainly strengthened by h¢ phases with a certain size, which suggests that the strengthening effect of both h¢ phases and GP zones are better than that of individual GP zones.

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