Recent Advances in Research and Industrial Technologies for Aluminum Alloys in Japan

Tatsuo Sato

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.877.218

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Influence of Wiper Height on 7A55 Slabs
p.194

Quantitative Measurement of Strain Field around η′ Phase in a 7000 Series Aluminum Alloy
p.200

The Influence of Extended and Variable Pre-Stretching on the Strength of AA2195 Alloy Taper-Rolled Plates
p.205

New Progress on Er-Containing Micro-Alloying Aluminum Alloys
p.211

Recent Advances in Research and Industrial Technologies for Aluminum Alloys in Japan
p.218

Apparent Morphology and Structure of Iron-Rich Phase in Aluminum Alloy
p.225

A Combined TEM and Atom Probe Approach to Analyse the Early Stages of Age Hardening in AA 6016
p.231

Effect of the Deformation Parameters on the Microstructure of TiC-Al₂O_3P/Al Composites
p.237

APT Investigation of Effect of Minor Zr on Precipitation Strength of Al-Sc Alloy
p.245

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Recent Advances in Research and Industrial Technologies for Aluminum Alloys in Japan

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Recent advances in the fundamental research on the alloy development, microstructure control, property evaluation for aluminum alloys and industrial technologies in Japan is introduced. The production status of aluminum in Japan is also introduced together with the activities in the aluminum organization and academic society. Some of the recent research topics, nanohetero structure and nanocluster controlling, are presented.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 877)

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Tatsuo Sato*

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Aluminum Industry, Mechanical Properties, Nanoclusters, Nanohetero Structure, Organization for Aluminum, Precipitates, Technology Strategy Road Map

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