Research on the Properties and Processing of 6Z63 Aluminium Alloy Tubular Busbar

Guo Ming Yu; Hong Mei Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.722.3

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Research on the Properties and Processing of 6Z63 Aluminium Alloy Tubular Busbar

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The heat resistance, ampacity and processing properties of Al-Mg-Si alloy increase significantly by Adding trace amount of Zr, Re, Cu and other elements into the metal. The mechanical properties of aluminium alloy can also be greatly improved by thermomechanical processing. The high-strenght and heat-resistant 6Z63 aluminium alloy was prepared according to the theories above. The experimental analyses is based on its chemical components, processing technologies, product properties and mechanism.

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Guo Ming Yu*, Hong Mei Fan

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Aluminium Alloy, Heat-Resistant, High-Strenght, Tubular Busbar

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