Disclosed is a high-
hardness corrosion-resistance Al-Si-Cu series cast aluminum
alloy obtained through Zr-Sr composite microalloying and Mg alloying. The high-
hardness corrosion-resistance aluminum-
copper-
silicon cast aluminum
alloy of the
zirconium strontium composite microalloying and the
magnesium alloying is characterized in that the aluminum
alloy is mainly composed of aluminum (Al),
silicon (Si), cuprum (Cu),
magnesium (Mg),
zirconium (Zr),
strontium (Sr) and ferrum (Fe). A preparing method comprises sequentially the following steps that (1), pure Al and Al-Si intermediate alloy are molten and then are heated to 850 DEG C, and then Al-Cu, Al-Zr and Al-Sr intermediate alloy are added in sequence; and (2), after all intermediate alloys and metals are molten, the temperature is adjusted to 750 DEG C, and pure Mg is added; and after the pure Mg is molten,
hexachloroethane is added for refining and degassing until no gas escapes, the melt is deslagged and cast into an
ingot after standing and heat preservation for 5-10 min. According to the high-
hardness corrosion-resistance aluminum-
silicon-
copper series cast aluminum alloy obtained through the
zirconium-
strontium composite microalloying and the
magnesium alloying and the preparing method, the
casting-state texture of the aluminum alloy is compact, the indoor temperature non-notch impacting tenacity average value is 16.35 J / cm2, the tensile strength is 262.132 MPa, the
ductility is 5.645%, and meanwhile, the uniform corrosion rate is 0.321081508 mm / y when the aluminum alloy is soaked for 93 h in 3.5% NaCl water solution under the temperature of 37 DEG C.