Magnesium alloy sheet with low Gd content and high ductility and malleability, and hot rolling technology thereof
A magnesium alloy and ductility technology, which is applied to high ductility magnesium alloy sheet and its hot rolling process, low Gd content field, and can solve the problems of strong basal texture, low strain hardening index and large anisotropy of the sheet , to achieve the effect of high strain hardening rate, low anisotropy, and improved productivity
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[0035] 1) Gravity casting is adopted in metal molds, and cast into ingots of 150mm×200mm×200mm through conventional magnesium alloy smelting and casting. The weight percentage of the alloy composition is Zn: 2.0%, Gd: 0.2%, Mn: 0.8, and the magnesium content is the balance balance (Table 1 No. 1);
[0036] 2) After the ingot is homogenized at 450°C for 10 hours, the ingot is cut into billets of 150mm×100mm×20mm and milled, and the milled billet is rolled at 250°C for 2 hours; The temperature is 300°C; the reduction in the first pass is 35%, and the reduction in each subsequent pass is 35-45%. After each rolling pass, return to the furnace and keep warm for 5-10 minutes to continue rolling until the thickness of the plate is 2mm. , the total reduction is 85%, and there are no cracks on the edge and surface of the plate, see figure 1 (a), dynamic recrystallization occurred during rolling, the plate has a fine grain size, see figure 2 (a);
[0037] 3) After rolling, the plate...
Embodiment 2
[0040] 1) Metal mold gravity casting is adopted, and Mg-Zn-Gd is smelted and poured into a 150mm×200mm×200mm ingot through conventional magnesium alloy melting. The alloy composition weight percentage is Zn: 1.8%, Gd: 0.4%, and the magnesium content is more than Quantity (Table 1 No. 2);
[0041] 2) After the ingot is homogenized at 420°C for 10 hours, the ingot is cut into billets of 150mm×100mm×20mm and milled, and the milled billet is rolled at 400°C for 2 hours; The temperature is room temperature; the reduction in the first pass is 35%, and the reduction in each subsequent pass is 45%. After each rolling two passes, return to the furnace and keep warm for 5 to 10 minutes to continue rolling until the thickness of the plate is 3.2mm , the total reduction is 84%, and there are no cracks on the edge and surface of the plate, see figure 1 (b), dynamic recrystallization occurred during the rolling process, the plate has a fine grain size, see figure 2 (b);
[0042] 3) Afte...
Embodiment 3
[0045] 1) Metal mold gravity casting is adopted, and Mg-Zn-Gd is melted and poured into a 150mm×200mm×200mm ingot through conventional magnesium alloy melting. The weight percentage of the alloy composition is Zn: 1.9%, Gd: 0.6%, and the magnesium content is more than balance Quantity (No. 3 in Table 1);
[0046] 2) Cut the ingot into billets of 150mm×100mm×20mm and mill the face. Without homogenization heat treatment, the billet after milling is directly kept at 380°C for rolling; the temperature of the roll is 250°C; The reduction is 35%, and then the reduction of each pass is 35-45%. After each rolling two passes, return to the furnace and heat for 5-10 minutes to continue rolling until the thickness of the plate is 3mm, and the total reduction is 85%. There are no cracks on the edge and surface, and the sheet shows a deformed structure without complete recrystallization, see figure 2 (c);
[0047] 3) After rolling, the plate was annealed at 350°C for 1 hour, and obvious...
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