Study on Quenching and Artificial Ageing on Al-Si Alloy

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Aluminum alloys have special advantages on the structural changes induced by thermal treatments. Thus, for proper machining a solution quenching is applied, when the hardness and the tensile strength of the alloy decreases. In order to restore the properties natural or artificial ageing is necessary.

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