A Method to Produce AA6101 Aluminum Alloy Rein-Forced Conductors

Tian Guo Zhou; Peng Li; Xue Fei Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.785-786.1046

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A Method to Produce AA6101 Aluminum Alloy Rein-Forced Conductors

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ɸ9mm aluminum alloy rods were prepared by Castex process with on-line solution. The rods were subsequently cold-drawn to ɸ 4 mm wires followed final artificial aging treatment. The microstructures and properties of ɸ 4 mm finish wires were investigated. The results show the tensile strength and equivalent conductivity of the T6-treated wires are 340MPa and 54.21%IACS respectively, it is good competent in the requirement for aluminum alloy-reinforced.

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Tian Guo Zhou*, Peng Li, Xue Fei Zhang

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AA6101, Ausforming, Conductivity, Tensile Strength

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