Improvement of Properties of Aluminum Bronze CuAl7Mn3 by Heat Treatments

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Top domains of technology, such as aerospace, nuclear technology, electrical engineering, electronics, energy, require materials and alloys with special properties: superconductivity, superplasticity, high resistance to corrosion, shape memory, exceptional mechanical strength, magnetism, and resistivity. Aluminum bronzes are bronze with very good mechanical and chemical properties, which are factory profiles, strips, bearings, gears, valves, parts and fittings for chemical and food industry, gears, water pump housings, mainly parts corrosion resistant in aggressive environments.

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