Al-Er-Zr alloy and ageing strengthening process thereof
An al-er-zr, alloy technology, applied in the field of metal alloys, can solve the problems of slow precipitation of Zr, advance of the precipitation process, etc., to achieve accelerated aging precipitation, significant aging strengthening effect, and improving aging strengthening effect and thermal stability. sexual effect
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[0012] Example 1: An alloy ingot was prepared by melting in a graphite crucible and casting in an iron mold. The raw materials used were pure aluminum and Al-6Er and Al-4Zr master alloys, and the melting temperature was 780±10°C. After reaching the melting temperature, keep it warm for 30 minutes, and then cast it with an iron mold. Five alloys with different compositions were prepared, and their actual compositions were tested by XRF, as shown in Table 1 below. The S1 and S2 samples are Al-Er and Al-Zr binary alloys, respectively, for comparison.
[0013] Table 1 Experimental alloy composition
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example 2
[0015] Example 2: The alloy in Example 1 was solid-dissolved at 640±10°C for 30 hours, water quenched to room temperature, and then annealed at intervals of 25°C for 3 hours between 200°C and 575°C. figure 1 The hardness at different temperatures is given, from which it can be seen that the S5 alloy reaches a maximum hardness value of about 50HV at 400°C, which is much higher than the maximum hardness value of the S1 Al-Er alloy. Moreover, the hardness of the alloy added with Zr decreases more slowly than that of the Al-Er alloy with the increase of temperature, indicating that the thermal stability of the Al-Er-Zr alloy is better than that of the Al-Er alloy. In addition, Al-Zr alloy did not appear strengthening phenomenon, which is because the precipitation process of Al-Zr alloy is too slow, 3 hours annealing is not enough to make it precipitate. From figure 1 It can also be seen that the S5 sample has the highest hardness, so the optimum composition range of the alloy s...
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[0016] Example 3: The alloy in Example 1 was solid-dissolved at 640±10°C for 20 hours, water quenched to room temperature, and then aged at 350°C isothermally. figure 2 The hardness change curve of isothermal aging is given. It can be seen from the figure that the maximum hardness value of the S5 sample is the highest, reaching 56HV, which is much higher than that of the S1 Al-Er binary alloy sample. Compared with the Al-Er binary alloy, the hardness of the alloy added with Zr decreases slowly with time, indicating that its thermal stability is improved. The Al-Zr binary alloy aged at this temperature for 500 hours still did not show strengthening phenomenon, but the alloy added with Er showed obvious age hardening, which indicated that the presence of Er promoted the precipitation of Zr.
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