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30 cze 2023 · For example, in the summarized diagrams of the CCT curve of the aluminum alloy, the larger the mass fraction of the particles in the tested alloy, the smaller the hardenability (as shown in Figure 8). The method also uses simulation and analysis software to fit the obtained experimental data.
1 sty 2011 · The process of work hardening in Al alloys is important both from the fundamental viewpoint of understanding the microstructural evolution with imposed plastic strain and the practical consideration of optimising the formability of Al alloys for a wide variety of applications.
The characterization of the hardenability behavior of Al alloys can be evaluated utilizing hardness curves, tensile strength curves, solid solution conductivity curves, TTT curves, TTP curves,...
The study on the hardenability of alloy materials is based on factors such as the testing process and characterization improvement, influencing factors, and more. It focuses on approaches to improve the hardenability of the studied alloys and clarifies the mechanism of the alloy’s high hardenability.
1 lis 2010 · This chapter deals with the process of work hardening in aluminium and a number of its alloys. The approach taken is to develop a simple one parameter model based on dislocation density and...
15 sie 2020 · Deploying low-density alloys such as aluminum alloys in lightweight construction design is a well-known weight reduction approach to curbing emissions.
1 lip 2024 · Extensive research has been devoted to aluminum alloys' hardenability, revealing that grain structure significantly impacts the quench sensitivity of Al–Zn–Mg–Cu alloys.
