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Effect of Cooling Rate on Microstructure of Semi-Solid AZ61 Slurry Produced via Ultrasonic Vibration Process
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The semi-solid metal (SSM) processing, including thixoforming and rheocasting, offers the opportunity to manufacture net-shaped components with complicated shape and good mechanical properties. More and more researches have been focused on rheocasting in recent years because of its low cost and high productivity [1,. Rheocasting involves stirring the solidifying alloy to prepare non-dendritic semisolid slurry, then shaping the slurry directly. Ultrasonic vibration (USV) has the potential to be a simple and effective process to produce semisolid metal slurry. Previous investigations have revealed that when USV is applied on the solidifying melt, microstructure changes occur involving grain refinement, increased homogeneity, reduced micro-segregation as well as degassing [3-.
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