tailieunhanh - ALUMINIUM ALLOYS NEW TRENDS IN FABRICATION AND APPLICATIONS_2

Aluminium alloys have undergone a dramatic transformation in areas of extrusion, machining, welding, heat treatment, structural changes, created by ultra fine particles and enhanced corrosion resistance. Hence, these alloys have made rapid gains in European automotive and space industry. These developments have been described by experts in the book with new data and attractive graphics. The effect of processing parameters, including welding and deep rolling on their performance have been highlighted to alleviate the concerns of manufacturers and designers for new applications. The novel role of aluminum alloys in photovoltaic cells and concentrated solar power has been comprehensively described in. | Section 3 Heat Treatment and Welding Chapter 10 Pure 7000 Alloys Microstructure Heat Treatments and Hot Working P. Leo and E. Cerri Additional information is available at the end of the chapter http 3354 1. Introduction 7000 alloys are used above all in automotive industry and architectural applications. These materials exhibit medium strength and ductility at room temperature and can be strengthened by aging treatment. Moreover they are characterized by low quench sensitivity good corrosion resistance due to the absence of Cu addition and good extrudability higher than 6061 alloy 1-5 . Because of their commercial importance much effort has been spent on investigation of the precipitation process in Al-Zn-Mg alloys 6-10 . The high strength exhibited in the hardened state is due to a fine distributions of precipitates notably of the metastable n phase MgZn2 produced by artificial aging from a supersaturated solid solution. The temperature of artificial aging influences the kinetics and the sequence of precipitation and if heterogeneous nucleation of the equilibrium phase appears a less efficient hardening is obtained. In this study the response to artificial aging with and without previous solution treatment has been analyzed in the range of 130 C-210 C in order to evaluate which effect on hardening is due to the absence of supersaturation of vacancy rich cluster VRC and alloying elements coming from a solution heat treatment and rapid quenching. There is strong academic and industrial interest in recrystallization driven by the need to understand and control this phenomenon in order to optimize properties through the careful control of thermomechanical processing schedules 11 . In this paper the effects of different heat treatments and Zr content on rate of recrystallization induced by annealing heat treatment after RT deformation and on further deformation in terms of strain hardening rate SHR do de have been analyzed. Recrystallization due to .

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• Numerical Modelling
• Designing Aluminium Extrusion
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• Al Mg Si Extrusions
• Hot Working
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• Fiction stir welding
• Mechanical properties
• Friction stir welded aluminium alloy 5083
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• Simulation studies on chip formation process
• High speed milling of aluminium alloy
• Equivalent plastic strain
• Simulation using finite element
• Improvement of aluminium alloy
• Inclusion of agro industrial waste
• Mechanical properties of the developed material
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• Mechanical sciences
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• fatigue crack growth
• Plastic Deformations
• Dissimilar Alloys
• Fatigue Behaviour
• Welded Joints
• Elevated Temperature
• Cracks in Al/Cu
• Bimetal Al/Cu
• Grain structure in Al/Cu