AZ61 magnesium alloy with weak-basal/non-basal texture and low anisotropy, and preparation method of AZ61 magnesium alloy
An anisotropic, magnesium alloy technology, applied in the field of weak/non-basal texture, low anisotropic AZ61 magnesium alloy and its preparation, can solve the problems of low production efficiency, high cost, poor comprehensive mechanical properties, etc., and achieve The effect of convenient operation, short production process and high forging strain rate
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[0039] Select AZ61 magnesium alloy semi-continuous casting as-cast material, cut out three 50mm×50mm×50mm cube block blanks in the ingot, and air-cool after solid solution treatment at 420°C for 16h; On the hammer forging machine, the hammer forging process is carried out, that is, the hammer forging is continuously cycled in the three directions of X, Y, and Z. One hammer forging in one direction is one pass, and the direction is changed every time for hammer forging. The amount of strain in each pass is controlled at 5%, and the average strain rate is 20s -1 , three block blanks were continuously hammered for 30 passes (sample 1), 60 passes (sample 2), and 120 passes (sample 3). The time for 120 passes of hammer forging is 3.5 minutes, the temperature of the sample after forging is between 265°C and 300°C, and the final sample is air-cooled. There is no defect on the surface of the sample after hammer forging, and the size difference of each sample in three directions is no...
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[0043] Select AZ61 magnesium alloy semi-continuous casting as-cast material, cut out 55mm×55mm×55mm cube block billet in the ingot, and air cool after solid solution treatment at 420°C for 16h; hold at 320°C for 60min, and then hammer forge in industrial air Hammer forging is carried out on the machine, that is, hammer forging is continuously cycled in three directions of X, Y, and Z. One hammer forging in one direction is one time, and the direction is changed every time for hammer forging. The amount of strain in each pass is controlled at 5%, and the average strain rate is 30s -1 , continuous hammer forging 200 times, the time used is 4.5min, the sample temperature after forging is 345 ℃, and the final sample is air-cooled. There is no defect on the surface of the sample after hammer forging, and the size of the sample is basically unchanged, see figure 2 (d); fine and uniform equiaxed grains are formed after hammer forging, with an average grain size of 16 μm, without an...
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