Structural Stability of Novel Multicomponent AlZn-Based Cast Alloy

Paweł K. Krajewski; Alan Lindsay Greer; Marek Faryna; Witold K. Krajewski

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.941.925

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Structural Stability of Novel Multicomponent AlZn-Based Cast Alloy

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Structural modification of ternary aluminium – zinc – coper alloys influences their wear properties. In a series of studies, Al – 30 wt. % Zn – 3 wt. % Cu alloy (Al-30Zn-3Cu) has been doped with 1 wt.% Mn introduced with AlMn-based master alloys. The alloy microstructure and mechanical properties have been studied using light and SEM/EBSD microscopy, and measurements of wear resistance and dimensional changes. Reducing Cu content to 3 wt.% and doping with 1 wt.% Mn allows obtaining alloy of significantly refined grains, improved wear resistance and preserved high dimensional stability.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 941)

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925-930

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Paweł K. Krajewski, Alan Lindsay Greer, Marek Faryna, Witold K. Krajewski*

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Aluminium-Zinc Based Alloy, Heterogeneous Nucleation, SEM/EBSD, Structural Stability

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