High-intensity hypereutectic aluminum-silicon alloy
A eutectic aluminum-silicon and aluminum-silicon alloy technology, applied in the field of aluminum alloys, can solve the problems of low material strength, large gap, poor plasticity, etc.
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[0008] Example 1: A high-strength hypereutectic aluminum-silicon alloy, which is melted in a crucible resistance furnace, Si in the alloy is added in the form of industrial pure silicon, Cu is added in the form of electrolytic copper, and Mg is added in the form of pure magnesium Adding, Sr is added in the form of Al-Sr master alloy, Ti and B are respectively added in the form of Al-Ti and Ti-B master alloy, and the alloy melt is poured into the metal mold at 750°C. The alloy composition is Si: 16%, Cu: 3.0%, Ti: 1.3%, B: 0.60%, Mg: 0.45%, Sr: 0.04%, the total amount of impurities is 0.34%, and the balance is Al. The as-cast alloy is made into a tensile sample according to GB / T228 "Metallic Material Tensile Test at Room Temperature", and the strength test value of the alloy is: , elongation: . After the alloy is quenched in water at 500±5°C for 3 hours and aged at 170±5°C for 6 hours, the strength test value is: , elongation: .
Embodiment 2
[0009] Example 2: A high-strength hypereutectic aluminum-silicon alloy is melted in a crucible resistance furnace. Si in the alloy is added in the form of industrial pure silicon, Cu is added in the form of electrolytic copper, and Mg is added in the form of Al- Mg is added in the form of master alloy, Sr is added in the form of Al-Sr master alloy, Ti and B are added in the form of Al-Ti-B master alloy, and the alloy melt is poured into graphite mold at 740°C. The alloy composition is Si: 17.5%, Cu: 4.2%, Ti: 1.4%, B: 0.64%, Mg: 0.65%, Sr: 0.02%, the total amount of impurities is 0.40%, and the balance is Al. The as-cast alloy is made into a tensile sample according to GB / T228 "Metallic Material Tensile Test at Room Temperature", and the strength test value of the alloy is: , elongation: . After the alloy is quenched in water at 500±5°C for 5 hours and aged at 170±5°C for 8 hours, the strength test value is: , elongation: .
Embodiment 3
[0010] Example 3: A high-strength hypereutectic aluminum-silicon alloy is melted in a crucible resistance furnace. Si in the alloy is added in the form of industrial pure silicon, Cu is added in the form of electrolytic copper, and Mg is added in the form of Al- Mg is added in the form of master alloy, Sr is added in the form of Al-Sr master alloy, Ti and B are added in the form of Al-Ti-B master alloy, and the alloy melt is poured into graphite mold at 760°C. The alloy composition is Si: 18.5%, Cu: 5.0%, Ti: 2.5%, B: 1.1%, Mg: 0.60%, Sr: 0.06%, the total amount of impurities is 0.50%, and the balance is Al. The as-cast alloy is made into a tensile sample according to GB / T228 "Metallic Material Tensile Test at Room Temperature", and the strength test value of the alloy is: , elongation: . After the alloy is quenched in water at 500±5°C for 4 hours and aged at 170±5°C for 10 hours, the strength test value is: , elongation: .
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