Effects of the Rolling Directions on Wear of the Aluminum Alloys

Yuh Ping Chang; Li Ming Chu; Chien Te Liu; Jin Chi Wang; Gao Wei Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.901.193

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Effects of the Rolling Directions on Wear of the Aluminum Alloys

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Due to the booming development of the automation industry and the transportation industry, the mechanical components are prone to wear under long-term operating conditions. To improve the wear resistance, effects of the rolling directions on wear of the aluminum alloys are studied. An optical microscope is used to analyze the crystal phase, and the correlation between the crystal grains and the rolling direction is studied. This study can therefore establish a key technology for improving the wear resistance of aluminum alloys.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 901)

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Yuh Ping Chang*, Li Ming Chu, Chien Te Liu, Jin Chi Wang, Gao Wei Chen

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Aluminum, Calendering, Crystal, Wear

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