Examination of Aluminium Based Automotive Casting

Melinda Godzsák; Zoltán Gácsi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.729.91

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Examination of Aluminium Based Automotive Casting

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Automotive castings have to meet more and more versatile requirements these days. One of the most important requirements towards suppliers and foundries is producing parts of better quality, higher performance but at the same time of less weight. In order to couple this small weight with high performance and excellent quality these products should meet very strict mechanical standards of automotive parts. There is a constant need for production engineering developments ranging from purity degree - that is producing molten metal with high cleanness - to grain refinement and alloy improving including heat treatment technologies.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 729)

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91-96

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November 2012

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Melinda Godzsák, Zoltán Gácsi

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Aging, Aluminium-Silicon Casting Alloy, Automotive Castings, Guinier-Preston Zones, Heat Treatment, Precipitation Hardening, Segregations, Solid Solution Treatment, T5, T6

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